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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: #[*UPDATE*](\n\n-\n\nAlt account.\n\nI've known her for about 3 months and we've been in a relationship since 1 day after i met her.\n\nWhen we were first hanging out the topic \"school\" came up. I told her i'm a dropout, and have treatment for severe depression 60 hours a week. She immediately asks me to show her my wrists. I don't , since i just met her. She starts rambling about other things, and i forget about it.\n\nLater, she tells me \"kids in africa dont have food, what you've been through is nowhere near that bad, and do you see all of them cutting themselves and posting on tumblr about it?\"\n\nI had a tumblr, was my only way to communicate with people going through the same stuff i went through. When i finally stopped going to school and went to a sociotherapeutic place 60h a week, i met peers there i could talk to.\n\nHere's the thing; she says i should suck it up.\n\n\"Yeah you got bullied, but i've been raped and my parents hate me, do you see me cutting? no. Because i'm strong and you're weak\""
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: #[*UPDATE*](\n\n-\n\nAlt account.\n\nI've known her for about 3 months and we've been in a relationship since 1 day after i met her.\n\nWhen we were first hanging out the topic \"school\" came up. I told her i'm a dropout, and have treatment for severe depression 60 hours a week. She immediately asks me to show her my wrists. I don't , since i just met her. She starts rambling about other things, and i forget about it.\n\nLater, she tells me \"kids in africa dont have food, what you've been through is nowhere near that bad, and do you see all of them cutting themselves and posting on tumblr about it?\"\n\nI had a tumblr, was my only way to communicate with people going through the same stuff i went through. When i finally stopped going to school and went to a sociotherapeutic place 60h a week, i met peers there i could talk to.\n\nHere's the thing; she says i should suck it up.\n\n\"Yeah you got bullied, but i've been raped and my parents hate me, do you see me cutting? no. Because i'm strong and you're weak\""
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: #[*UPDATE*](\n\n-\n\nAlt account.\n\nI've known her for about 3 months and we've been in a relationship since 1 day after i met her.\n\nWhen we were first hanging out the topic \"school\" came up. I told her i'm a dropout, and have treatment for severe depression 60 hours a week. She immediately asks me to show her my wrists. I don't , since i just met her. She starts rambling about other things, and i forget about it.\n\nLater, she tells me \"kids in africa dont have food, what you've been through is nowhere near that bad, and do you see all of them cutting themselves and posting on tumblr about it?\"\n\nI had a tumblr, was my only way to communicate with people going through the same stuff i went through. When i finally stopped going to school and went to a sociotherapeutic place 60h a week, i met peers there i could talk to.\n\nHere's the thing; she says i should suck it up.\n\n\"Yeah you got bullied, but i've been raped and my parents hate me, do you see me cutting? no. Because i'm strong and you're weak\""
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: #[*UPDATE*](\n\n-\n\nAlt account.\n\nI've known her for about 3 months and we've been in a relationship since 1 day after i met her.\n\nWhen we were first hanging out the topic \"school\" came up. I told her i'm a dropout, and have treatment for severe depression 60 hours a week. She immediately asks me to show her my wrists. I don't , since i just met her. She starts rambling about other things, and i forget about it.\n\nLater, she tells me \"kids in africa dont have food, what you've been through is nowhere near that bad, and do you see all of them cutting themselves and posting on tumblr about it?\"\n\nI had a tumblr, was my only way to communicate with people going through the same stuff i went through. When i finally stopped going to school and went to a sociotherapeutic place 60h a week, i met peers there i could talk to.\n\nHere's the thing; she says i should suck it up.\n\n\"Yeah you got bullied, but i've been raped and my parents hate me, do you see me cutting? no. Because i'm strong and you're weak\""
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: #[*UPDATE*](\n\n-\n\nAlt account.\n\nI've known her for about 3 months and we've been in a relationship since 1 day after i met her.\n\nWhen we were first hanging out the topic \"school\" came up. I told her i'm a dropout, and have treatment for severe depression 60 hours a week. She immediately asks me to show her my wrists. I don't , since i just met her. She starts rambling about other things, and i forget about it.\n\nLater, she tells me \"kids in africa dont have food, what you've been through is nowhere near that bad, and do you see all of them cutting themselves and posting on tumblr about it?\"\n\nI had a tumblr, was my only way to communicate with people going through the same stuff i went through. When i finally stopped going to school and went to a sociotherapeutic place 60h a week, i met peers there i could talk to.\n\nHere's the thing; she says i should suck it up.\n\n\"Yeah you got bullied, but i've been raped and my parents hate me, do you see me cutting? no. Because i'm strong and you're weak\""
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met in a class at school about 4 months ago and hit it off pretty well. We exchanged phone numbers and ended up going on two dates. (one was to a movie and the other time she came over to my house) Both of these went pretty well and we were trying to line up a third one when she stopped texting back. It turns out that her phone ended up breaking. I recently got Facebook and she found me on that and we exchanged phone numbers again. We now text daily and flirt that way. She has mentioned that she wants to hang out again sometime but sometimes takes hours to respond to texts. I haven't kissed her yet and i don't know if i should the next time we hangout. If I should how do i engage it? Where should i ask her out and should I kiss her?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met in a class at school about 4 months ago and hit it off pretty well. We exchanged phone numbers and ended up going on two dates. (one was to a movie and the other time she came over to my house) Both of these went pretty well and we were trying to line up a third one when she stopped texting back. It turns out that her phone ended up breaking. I recently got Facebook and she found me on that and we exchanged phone numbers again. We now text daily and flirt that way. She has mentioned that she wants to hang out again sometime but sometimes takes hours to respond to texts. I haven't kissed her yet and i don't know if i should the next time we hangout. If I should how do i engage it? Where should i ask her out and should I kiss her?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met in a class at school about 4 months ago and hit it off pretty well. We exchanged phone numbers and ended up going on two dates. (one was to a movie and the other time she came over to my house) Both of these went pretty well and we were trying to line up a third one when she stopped texting back. It turns out that her phone ended up breaking. I recently got Facebook and she found me on that and we exchanged phone numbers again. We now text daily and flirt that way. She has mentioned that she wants to hang out again sometime but sometimes takes hours to respond to texts. I haven't kissed her yet and i don't know if i should the next time we hangout. If I should how do i engage it? Where should i ask her out and should I kiss her?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met in a class at school about 4 months ago and hit it off pretty well. We exchanged phone numbers and ended up going on two dates. (one was to a movie and the other time she came over to my house) Both of these went pretty well and we were trying to line up a third one when she stopped texting back. It turns out that her phone ended up breaking. I recently got Facebook and she found me on that and we exchanged phone numbers again. We now text daily and flirt that way. She has mentioned that she wants to hang out again sometime but sometimes takes hours to respond to texts. I haven't kissed her yet and i don't know if i should the next time we hangout. If I should how do i engage it? Where should i ask her out and should I kiss her?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met in a class at school about 4 months ago and hit it off pretty well. We exchanged phone numbers and ended up going on two dates. (one was to a movie and the other time she came over to my house) Both of these went pretty well and we were trying to line up a third one when she stopped texting back. It turns out that her phone ended up breaking. I recently got Facebook and she found me on that and we exchanged phone numbers again. We now text daily and flirt that way. She has mentioned that she wants to hang out again sometime but sometimes takes hours to respond to texts. I haven't kissed her yet and i don't know if i should the next time we hangout. If I should how do i engage it? Where should i ask her out and should I kiss her?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met in a class at school about 4 months ago and hit it off pretty well. We exchanged phone numbers and ended up going on two dates. (one was to a movie and the other time she came over to my house) Both of these went pretty well and we were trying to line up a third one when she stopped texting back. It turns out that her phone ended up breaking. I recently got Facebook and she found me on that and we exchanged phone numbers again. We now text daily and flirt that way. She has mentioned that she wants to hang out again sometime but sometimes takes hours to respond to texts. I haven't kissed her yet and i don't know if i should the next time we hangout. If I should how do i engage it? Where should i ask her out and should I kiss her?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, about 3 months ago, I don't know what came over me(22f)but I looked through his pictures on his(27m)phone and I found self shots of a couple of his exes and another girl that I don't know who it is. Not naked or anything. Just of their faces. I am not sure if I should bring this up, or how. Or should try to ignore it and get over it. \n\nI am afraid that if I bring it up with him, it might be the end of the relationship. It was 3 months ago. I haven't done it since. We've been dating for about 5 months.\n\nAlso, the reason why I am unsure now, is because he got a new phone recently and kept everything from his old one onto is new one. (That is what he told me)\n\nWhat should I do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, about 3 months ago, I don't know what came over me(22f)but I looked through his pictures on his(27m)phone and I found self shots of a couple of his exes and another girl that I don't know who it is. Not naked or anything. Just of their faces. I am not sure if I should bring this up, or how. Or should try to ignore it and get over it. \n\nI am afraid that if I bring it up with him, it might be the end of the relationship. It was 3 months ago. I haven't done it since. We've been dating for about 5 months.\n\nAlso, the reason why I am unsure now, is because he got a new phone recently and kept everything from his old one onto is new one. (That is what he told me)\n\nWhat should I do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, about 3 months ago, I don't know what came over me(22f)but I looked through his pictures on his(27m)phone and I found self shots of a couple of his exes and another girl that I don't know who it is. Not naked or anything. Just of their faces. I am not sure if I should bring this up, or how. Or should try to ignore it and get over it. \n\nI am afraid that if I bring it up with him, it might be the end of the relationship. It was 3 months ago. I haven't done it since. We've been dating for about 5 months.\n\nAlso, the reason why I am unsure now, is because he got a new phone recently and kept everything from his old one onto is new one. (That is what he told me)\n\nWhat should I do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, about 3 months ago, I don't know what came over me(22f)but I looked through his pictures on his(27m)phone and I found self shots of a couple of his exes and another girl that I don't know who it is. Not naked or anything. Just of their faces. I am not sure if I should bring this up, or how. Or should try to ignore it and get over it. \n\nI am afraid that if I bring it up with him, it might be the end of the relationship. It was 3 months ago. I haven't done it since. We've been dating for about 5 months.\n\nAlso, the reason why I am unsure now, is because he got a new phone recently and kept everything from his old one onto is new one. (That is what he told me)\n\nWhat should I do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, about 3 months ago, I don't know what came over me(22f)but I looked through his pictures on his(27m)phone and I found self shots of a couple of his exes and another girl that I don't know who it is. Not naked or anything. Just of their faces. I am not sure if I should bring this up, or how. Or should try to ignore it and get over it. \n\nI am afraid that if I bring it up with him, it might be the end of the relationship. It was 3 months ago. I haven't done it since. We've been dating for about 5 months.\n\nAlso, the reason why I am unsure now, is because he got a new phone recently and kept everything from his old one onto is new one. (That is what he told me)\n\nWhat should I do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, about 3 months ago, I don't know what came over me(22f)but I looked through his pictures on his(27m)phone and I found self shots of a couple of his exes and another girl that I don't know who it is. Not naked or anything. Just of their faces. I am not sure if I should bring this up, or how. Or should try to ignore it and get over it. \n\nI am afraid that if I bring it up with him, it might be the end of the relationship. It was 3 months ago. I haven't done it since. We've been dating for about 5 months.\n\nAlso, the reason why I am unsure now, is because he got a new phone recently and kept everything from his old one onto is new one. (That is what he told me)\n\nWhat should I do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little backstory: my boyfriend and I (20M, 18F respectively) met online through a mutual friend about a year ago. We became very close friends online. During all this time, he had a tumblr that he would use to write about his life. Needless to say, it was pretty personal. Late March he came visiting my town and we basically spent the weekend together. (This wasn't the first time we hung out together, I visited his town a couple of months before to tour the college that I would eventually choose to go to) \n\nHe wrote about this in detail in his tumblr. Including the times we both toked and went to a rave together. Fast forward to now, a couple of days ago we both confessed our feelings for each other and subsequently started going out. Just now, however, my mother sat me down and told me she had discovered his tumblr and began lecturing me on the poor life choices I made. His tumblr is full of profanity and my mother now knows about all the things I did with him. She told me to stop talking to him, and never mention that she found out this information. Another note, I just graduated high school and even though we currently live 4 hours away, I am moving to a college that will make us only an hour away during the school year.\n\nI don't know if I should tell my boyfriend. I know my mother already HATES him, so even if we continue to date, I know I would never have my mothers approval. I really am torn, I don't know what to do. Please, can anyone give me advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little backstory: my boyfriend and I (20M, 18F respectively) met online through a mutual friend about a year ago. We became very close friends online. During all this time, he had a tumblr that he would use to write about his life. Needless to say, it was pretty personal. Late March he came visiting my town and we basically spent the weekend together. (This wasn't the first time we hung out together, I visited his town a couple of months before to tour the college that I would eventually choose to go to) \n\nHe wrote about this in detail in his tumblr. Including the times we both toked and went to a rave together. Fast forward to now, a couple of days ago we both confessed our feelings for each other and subsequently started going out. Just now, however, my mother sat me down and told me she had discovered his tumblr and began lecturing me on the poor life choices I made. His tumblr is full of profanity and my mother now knows about all the things I did with him. She told me to stop talking to him, and never mention that she found out this information. Another note, I just graduated high school and even though we currently live 4 hours away, I am moving to a college that will make us only an hour away during the school year.\n\nI don't know if I should tell my boyfriend. I know my mother already HATES him, so even if we continue to date, I know I would never have my mothers approval. I really am torn, I don't know what to do. Please, can anyone give me advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little backstory: my boyfriend and I (20M, 18F respectively) met online through a mutual friend about a year ago. We became very close friends online. During all this time, he had a tumblr that he would use to write about his life. Needless to say, it was pretty personal. Late March he came visiting my town and we basically spent the weekend together. (This wasn't the first time we hung out together, I visited his town a couple of months before to tour the college that I would eventually choose to go to) \n\nHe wrote about this in detail in his tumblr. Including the times we both toked and went to a rave together. Fast forward to now, a couple of days ago we both confessed our feelings for each other and subsequently started going out. Just now, however, my mother sat me down and told me she had discovered his tumblr and began lecturing me on the poor life choices I made. His tumblr is full of profanity and my mother now knows about all the things I did with him. She told me to stop talking to him, and never mention that she found out this information. Another note, I just graduated high school and even though we currently live 4 hours away, I am moving to a college that will make us only an hour away during the school year.\n\nI don't know if I should tell my boyfriend. I know my mother already HATES him, so even if we continue to date, I know I would never have my mothers approval. I really am torn, I don't know what to do. Please, can anyone give me advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little backstory: my boyfriend and I (20M, 18F respectively) met online through a mutual friend about a year ago. We became very close friends online. During all this time, he had a tumblr that he would use to write about his life. Needless to say, it was pretty personal. Late March he came visiting my town and we basically spent the weekend together. (This wasn't the first time we hung out together, I visited his town a couple of months before to tour the college that I would eventually choose to go to) \n\nHe wrote about this in detail in his tumblr. Including the times we both toked and went to a rave together. Fast forward to now, a couple of days ago we both confessed our feelings for each other and subsequently started going out. Just now, however, my mother sat me down and told me she had discovered his tumblr and began lecturing me on the poor life choices I made. His tumblr is full of profanity and my mother now knows about all the things I did with him. She told me to stop talking to him, and never mention that she found out this information. Another note, I just graduated high school and even though we currently live 4 hours away, I am moving to a college that will make us only an hour away during the school year.\n\nI don't know if I should tell my boyfriend. I know my mother already HATES him, so even if we continue to date, I know I would never have my mothers approval. I really am torn, I don't know what to do. Please, can anyone give me advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little backstory: my boyfriend and I (20M, 18F respectively) met online through a mutual friend about a year ago. We became very close friends online. During all this time, he had a tumblr that he would use to write about his life. Needless to say, it was pretty personal. Late March he came visiting my town and we basically spent the weekend together. (This wasn't the first time we hung out together, I visited his town a couple of months before to tour the college that I would eventually choose to go to) \n\nHe wrote about this in detail in his tumblr. Including the times we both toked and went to a rave together. Fast forward to now, a couple of days ago we both confessed our feelings for each other and subsequently started going out. Just now, however, my mother sat me down and told me she had discovered his tumblr and began lecturing me on the poor life choices I made. His tumblr is full of profanity and my mother now knows about all the things I did with him. She told me to stop talking to him, and never mention that she found out this information. Another note, I just graduated high school and even though we currently live 4 hours away, I am moving to a college that will make us only an hour away during the school year.\n\nI don't know if I should tell my boyfriend. I know my mother already HATES him, so even if we continue to date, I know I would never have my mothers approval. I really am torn, I don't know what to do. Please, can anyone give me advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little backstory: my boyfriend and I (20M, 18F respectively) met online through a mutual friend about a year ago. We became very close friends online. During all this time, he had a tumblr that he would use to write about his life. Needless to say, it was pretty personal. Late March he came visiting my town and we basically spent the weekend together. (This wasn't the first time we hung out together, I visited his town a couple of months before to tour the college that I would eventually choose to go to) \n\nHe wrote about this in detail in his tumblr. Including the times we both toked and went to a rave together. Fast forward to now, a couple of days ago we both confessed our feelings for each other and subsequently started going out. Just now, however, my mother sat me down and told me she had discovered his tumblr and began lecturing me on the poor life choices I made. His tumblr is full of profanity and my mother now knows about all the things I did with him. She told me to stop talking to him, and never mention that she found out this information. Another note, I just graduated high school and even though we currently live 4 hours away, I am moving to a college that will make us only an hour away during the school year.\n\nI don't know if I should tell my boyfriend. I know my mother already HATES him, so even if we continue to date, I know I would never have my mothers approval. I really am torn, I don't know what to do. Please, can anyone give me advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My husband[31,M] and I[21,F], have have been married over a year, handle our money very well and as a result we are able to buy nice things. Every time we spend money my in-laws[50's,F,M], his parents, get pissed off at us. We have never borrowed money from them at all. \n\nThey spend large amounts of money on \"antiques\"(broken furniture from the mid to late 1970's) and leave it to rot in their garages(they have 3 garages full of junk). They are both able to work and are not retired.\n\nThey even expected us to give them my husbands car, and pay the insurance and gas for them.\n\nWhen my husband or I try to talk to them about it they say its not fair that we have that stuff. They also think its not fair that my house is cleaner than theirs, thats because I clean everyday and they don't, they are both capable of cleaning they just don't want to.\n\nWe want to keep in contact but we're at a lose on how to handle this."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My husband[31,M] and I[21,F], have have been married over a year, handle our money very well and as a result we are able to buy nice things. Every time we spend money my in-laws[50's,F,M], his parents, get pissed off at us. We have never borrowed money from them at all. \n\nThey spend large amounts of money on \"antiques\"(broken furniture from the mid to late 1970's) and leave it to rot in their garages(they have 3 garages full of junk). They are both able to work and are not retired.\n\nThey even expected us to give them my husbands car, and pay the insurance and gas for them.\n\nWhen my husband or I try to talk to them about it they say its not fair that we have that stuff. They also think its not fair that my house is cleaner than theirs, thats because I clean everyday and they don't, they are both capable of cleaning they just don't want to.\n\nWe want to keep in contact but we're at a lose on how to handle this."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My husband[31,M] and I[21,F], have have been married over a year, handle our money very well and as a result we are able to buy nice things. Every time we spend money my in-laws[50's,F,M], his parents, get pissed off at us. We have never borrowed money from them at all. \n\nThey spend large amounts of money on \"antiques\"(broken furniture from the mid to late 1970's) and leave it to rot in their garages(they have 3 garages full of junk). They are both able to work and are not retired.\n\nThey even expected us to give them my husbands car, and pay the insurance and gas for them.\n\nWhen my husband or I try to talk to them about it they say its not fair that we have that stuff. They also think its not fair that my house is cleaner than theirs, thats because I clean everyday and they don't, they are both capable of cleaning they just don't want to.\n\nWe want to keep in contact but we're at a lose on how to handle this."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My husband[31,M] and I[21,F], have have been married over a year, handle our money very well and as a result we are able to buy nice things. Every time we spend money my in-laws[50's,F,M], his parents, get pissed off at us. We have never borrowed money from them at all. \n\nThey spend large amounts of money on \"antiques\"(broken furniture from the mid to late 1970's) and leave it to rot in their garages(they have 3 garages full of junk). They are both able to work and are not retired.\n\nThey even expected us to give them my husbands car, and pay the insurance and gas for them.\n\nWhen my husband or I try to talk to them about it they say its not fair that we have that stuff. They also think its not fair that my house is cleaner than theirs, thats because I clean everyday and they don't, they are both capable of cleaning they just don't want to.\n\nWe want to keep in contact but we're at a lose on how to handle this."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My husband[31,M] and I[21,F], have have been married over a year, handle our money very well and as a result we are able to buy nice things. Every time we spend money my in-laws[50's,F,M], his parents, get pissed off at us. We have never borrowed money from them at all. \n\nThey spend large amounts of money on \"antiques\"(broken furniture from the mid to late 1970's) and leave it to rot in their garages(they have 3 garages full of junk). They are both able to work and are not retired.\n\nThey even expected us to give them my husbands car, and pay the insurance and gas for them.\n\nWhen my husband or I try to talk to them about it they say its not fair that we have that stuff. They also think its not fair that my house is cleaner than theirs, thats because I clean everyday and they don't, they are both capable of cleaning they just don't want to.\n\nWe want to keep in contact but we're at a lose on how to handle this."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I want to connect more with my girlfriend better as a friend. We are both introverts. She is less into having 'intellectual\" discussion than I am. She is intelligent and likes learning but isn't really that into having deep conversation about psychology, science, politics, religion, etc, like I do. She doesn't mind spending time with me in silence but this makes me uncomfortable and anxious because I tend to judge my relationships based on the quality of the conversation. We have some overlapping interests, but usually not enough to chat about for a long time. We often chat about things I think are kind of boring like \"what did you do today\" etc. One thing I like is that we both have a goofy sense of humor, so we spend some time just goofing around and making stupid jokes. Still, for my standards we spend too much time making (what i see as) boring conversation or in silence. \n\nI've been doing some things to try to make this problem better, with some success. A) reading the newspaper together. B) trying to accept silence when we spend time together (the latter method is more new and still needs some time in the field). As I'm writing this, it's occurring to me that I should probably capitalize on goofiness, and try to learn more about how she likes to have conversation. \n\nAny more ideas? I love my girlfriend a ton and don't want to break up, but having enjoyable conversation with a partner is really important to me!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I want to connect more with my girlfriend better as a friend. We are both introverts. She is less into having 'intellectual\" discussion than I am. She is intelligent and likes learning but isn't really that into having deep conversation about psychology, science, politics, religion, etc, like I do. She doesn't mind spending time with me in silence but this makes me uncomfortable and anxious because I tend to judge my relationships based on the quality of the conversation. We have some overlapping interests, but usually not enough to chat about for a long time. We often chat about things I think are kind of boring like \"what did you do today\" etc. One thing I like is that we both have a goofy sense of humor, so we spend some time just goofing around and making stupid jokes. Still, for my standards we spend too much time making (what i see as) boring conversation or in silence. \n\nI've been doing some things to try to make this problem better, with some success. A) reading the newspaper together. B) trying to accept silence when we spend time together (the latter method is more new and still needs some time in the field). As I'm writing this, it's occurring to me that I should probably capitalize on goofiness, and try to learn more about how she likes to have conversation. \n\nAny more ideas? I love my girlfriend a ton and don't want to break up, but having enjoyable conversation with a partner is really important to me!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I want to connect more with my girlfriend better as a friend. We are both introverts. She is less into having 'intellectual\" discussion than I am. She is intelligent and likes learning but isn't really that into having deep conversation about psychology, science, politics, religion, etc, like I do. She doesn't mind spending time with me in silence but this makes me uncomfortable and anxious because I tend to judge my relationships based on the quality of the conversation. We have some overlapping interests, but usually not enough to chat about for a long time. We often chat about things I think are kind of boring like \"what did you do today\" etc. One thing I like is that we both have a goofy sense of humor, so we spend some time just goofing around and making stupid jokes. Still, for my standards we spend too much time making (what i see as) boring conversation or in silence. \n\nI've been doing some things to try to make this problem better, with some success. A) reading the newspaper together. B) trying to accept silence when we spend time together (the latter method is more new and still needs some time in the field). As I'm writing this, it's occurring to me that I should probably capitalize on goofiness, and try to learn more about how she likes to have conversation. \n\nAny more ideas? I love my girlfriend a ton and don't want to break up, but having enjoyable conversation with a partner is really important to me!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I want to connect more with my girlfriend better as a friend. We are both introverts. She is less into having 'intellectual\" discussion than I am. She is intelligent and likes learning but isn't really that into having deep conversation about psychology, science, politics, religion, etc, like I do. She doesn't mind spending time with me in silence but this makes me uncomfortable and anxious because I tend to judge my relationships based on the quality of the conversation. We have some overlapping interests, but usually not enough to chat about for a long time. We often chat about things I think are kind of boring like \"what did you do today\" etc. One thing I like is that we both have a goofy sense of humor, so we spend some time just goofing around and making stupid jokes. Still, for my standards we spend too much time making (what i see as) boring conversation or in silence. \n\nI've been doing some things to try to make this problem better, with some success. A) reading the newspaper together. B) trying to accept silence when we spend time together (the latter method is more new and still needs some time in the field). As I'm writing this, it's occurring to me that I should probably capitalize on goofiness, and try to learn more about how she likes to have conversation. \n\nAny more ideas? I love my girlfriend a ton and don't want to break up, but having enjoyable conversation with a partner is really important to me!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I want to connect more with my girlfriend better as a friend. We are both introverts. She is less into having 'intellectual\" discussion than I am. She is intelligent and likes learning but isn't really that into having deep conversation about psychology, science, politics, religion, etc, like I do. She doesn't mind spending time with me in silence but this makes me uncomfortable and anxious because I tend to judge my relationships based on the quality of the conversation. We have some overlapping interests, but usually not enough to chat about for a long time. We often chat about things I think are kind of boring like \"what did you do today\" etc. One thing I like is that we both have a goofy sense of humor, so we spend some time just goofing around and making stupid jokes. Still, for my standards we spend too much time making (what i see as) boring conversation or in silence. \n\nI've been doing some things to try to make this problem better, with some success. A) reading the newspaper together. B) trying to accept silence when we spend time together (the latter method is more new and still needs some time in the field). As I'm writing this, it's occurring to me that I should probably capitalize on goofiness, and try to learn more about how she likes to have conversation. \n\nAny more ideas? I love my girlfriend a ton and don't want to break up, but having enjoyable conversation with a partner is really important to me!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I want to connect more with my girlfriend better as a friend. We are both introverts. She is less into having 'intellectual\" discussion than I am. She is intelligent and likes learning but isn't really that into having deep conversation about psychology, science, politics, religion, etc, like I do. She doesn't mind spending time with me in silence but this makes me uncomfortable and anxious because I tend to judge my relationships based on the quality of the conversation. We have some overlapping interests, but usually not enough to chat about for a long time. We often chat about things I think are kind of boring like \"what did you do today\" etc. One thing I like is that we both have a goofy sense of humor, so we spend some time just goofing around and making stupid jokes. Still, for my standards we spend too much time making (what i see as) boring conversation or in silence. \n\nI've been doing some things to try to make this problem better, with some success. A) reading the newspaper together. B) trying to accept silence when we spend time together (the latter method is more new and still needs some time in the field). As I'm writing this, it's occurring to me that I should probably capitalize on goofiness, and try to learn more about how she likes to have conversation. \n\nAny more ideas? I love my girlfriend a ton and don't want to break up, but having enjoyable conversation with a partner is really important to me!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, here's the deal:\n\nIn my house, there's some sort of opening in the attic, right above my room in one corner. The opening is small, but big enough for birds to get in and basically they've been created a nesting spot there and I'm kind of sick of it. The opening's been there for like 7 years now; since the house was built and I didn't realize of this until the 3rd or 4th year when the birds found it. Up until now I really didn't have a problem with them, because it really didn't bother me, and since my parents didn't want to bother, I didn't bother either.\n\nI'm so sick of them, they're chirping all the time, and I like it when its at like 7 in the morning because I actually wake up and start my day, but since the eggs hatched the baby birdies are ALWAYS JUST MOVING AROUND! (Just to clarify; my bed is right UNDER this opening thingy, so I hear them quite loud). At night, it's happened more than once that I've been actually scared that someone's in my room but it's actually just the bids, and I've shit bricks.\n\nWhat should I do reddit? get an exterminator right away or just wait until they migrate and get the opening closed?\n\nThoughts, comments, questions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, here's the deal:\n\nIn my house, there's some sort of opening in the attic, right above my room in one corner. The opening is small, but big enough for birds to get in and basically they've been created a nesting spot there and I'm kind of sick of it. The opening's been there for like 7 years now; since the house was built and I didn't realize of this until the 3rd or 4th year when the birds found it. Up until now I really didn't have a problem with them, because it really didn't bother me, and since my parents didn't want to bother, I didn't bother either.\n\nI'm so sick of them, they're chirping all the time, and I like it when its at like 7 in the morning because I actually wake up and start my day, but since the eggs hatched the baby birdies are ALWAYS JUST MOVING AROUND! (Just to clarify; my bed is right UNDER this opening thingy, so I hear them quite loud). At night, it's happened more than once that I've been actually scared that someone's in my room but it's actually just the bids, and I've shit bricks.\n\nWhat should I do reddit? get an exterminator right away or just wait until they migrate and get the opening closed?\n\nThoughts, comments, questions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, here's the deal:\n\nIn my house, there's some sort of opening in the attic, right above my room in one corner. The opening is small, but big enough for birds to get in and basically they've been created a nesting spot there and I'm kind of sick of it. The opening's been there for like 7 years now; since the house was built and I didn't realize of this until the 3rd or 4th year when the birds found it. Up until now I really didn't have a problem with them, because it really didn't bother me, and since my parents didn't want to bother, I didn't bother either.\n\nI'm so sick of them, they're chirping all the time, and I like it when its at like 7 in the morning because I actually wake up and start my day, but since the eggs hatched the baby birdies are ALWAYS JUST MOVING AROUND! (Just to clarify; my bed is right UNDER this opening thingy, so I hear them quite loud). At night, it's happened more than once that I've been actually scared that someone's in my room but it's actually just the bids, and I've shit bricks.\n\nWhat should I do reddit? get an exterminator right away or just wait until they migrate and get the opening closed?\n\nThoughts, comments, questions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, here's the deal:\n\nIn my house, there's some sort of opening in the attic, right above my room in one corner. The opening is small, but big enough for birds to get in and basically they've been created a nesting spot there and I'm kind of sick of it. The opening's been there for like 7 years now; since the house was built and I didn't realize of this until the 3rd or 4th year when the birds found it. Up until now I really didn't have a problem with them, because it really didn't bother me, and since my parents didn't want to bother, I didn't bother either.\n\nI'm so sick of them, they're chirping all the time, and I like it when its at like 7 in the morning because I actually wake up and start my day, but since the eggs hatched the baby birdies are ALWAYS JUST MOVING AROUND! (Just to clarify; my bed is right UNDER this opening thingy, so I hear them quite loud). At night, it's happened more than once that I've been actually scared that someone's in my room but it's actually just the bids, and I've shit bricks.\n\nWhat should I do reddit? get an exterminator right away or just wait until they migrate and get the opening closed?\n\nThoughts, comments, questions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, here's the deal:\n\nIn my house, there's some sort of opening in the attic, right above my room in one corner. The opening is small, but big enough for birds to get in and basically they've been created a nesting spot there and I'm kind of sick of it. The opening's been there for like 7 years now; since the house was built and I didn't realize of this until the 3rd or 4th year when the birds found it. Up until now I really didn't have a problem with them, because it really didn't bother me, and since my parents didn't want to bother, I didn't bother either.\n\nI'm so sick of them, they're chirping all the time, and I like it when its at like 7 in the morning because I actually wake up and start my day, but since the eggs hatched the baby birdies are ALWAYS JUST MOVING AROUND! (Just to clarify; my bed is right UNDER this opening thingy, so I hear them quite loud). At night, it's happened more than once that I've been actually scared that someone's in my room but it's actually just the bids, and I've shit bricks.\n\nWhat should I do reddit? get an exterminator right away or just wait until they migrate and get the opening closed?\n\nThoughts, comments, questions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, here's the deal:\n\nIn my house, there's some sort of opening in the attic, right above my room in one corner. The opening is small, but big enough for birds to get in and basically they've been created a nesting spot there and I'm kind of sick of it. The opening's been there for like 7 years now; since the house was built and I didn't realize of this until the 3rd or 4th year when the birds found it. Up until now I really didn't have a problem with them, because it really didn't bother me, and since my parents didn't want to bother, I didn't bother either.\n\nI'm so sick of them, they're chirping all the time, and I like it when its at like 7 in the morning because I actually wake up and start my day, but since the eggs hatched the baby birdies are ALWAYS JUST MOVING AROUND! (Just to clarify; my bed is right UNDER this opening thingy, so I hear them quite loud). At night, it's happened more than once that I've been actually scared that someone's in my room but it's actually just the bids, and I've shit bricks.\n\nWhat should I do reddit? get an exterminator right away or just wait until they migrate and get the opening closed?\n\nThoughts, comments, questions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In January 2010, my ex husband tried to blackmail me into signing green card documents several months after I had moved home to the US and cut off all contact with him. He did not have my phone number and I blocked him from my facebook and made it completely private. I had not yet filed for divorce due to fear of his gangster militia-owning family.\n\nI was in a Costa Rican jungle with no internet at the time and he sent crazy rambling messages to every person who was on my friends list (he made a fake girl's account to friend them while he was still a 'friend'), everyone on their friend lists, everyone connected to my boss- including his extended family, and all of my linked in connections. He especially targeted my then 10 year old sister and her friends and their parents. \n\nAccording to him, I apparently stole $300,000 from his family (pfft. I supported his dumb ass), was a prostitute specializing in Saudi gangbangs, and flew to Jordan for secret abortions, among many other schizophrenic accusations. That's zero percent true by the way. The only 'real' thing he had in me was a fully clothed BJ video taken while we were married. That, along with all of my professional contacts, were on an iPod touch that he 'lost' shortly before I left. \n\nAs you can imagine, it was a massively embarrassing incident for my family and I so I deleted everything. About a year later, I found out that he only stopped after my mom gave him money. \n\nNow I have some new friends in a new city and I'm looking into upgrading to a new job, but people view me with suspicion when they find that I'm not online. Should I start over with just new people and keep my friends list private? What about linked in? I'm terrified of another incident or of people hearing these accusations and thinking them to be true. I'm now 30 and a stable professional, btw."
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