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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: There are a couple(4) months left on our contract, and she can't stand being in my company. I moved out after we argued to a friends house, been here almost 3 weeks now. She dislikes me so much so that she has threatened to make my life hell and reminds me that she wants to hit me every time lays her eyes on me.\n\nWithout being too detailed, the argument involved her breaking up with me (It was pretty mutual) and then finding me on Tinder couple days after(I'm a free man! Besides I found HER profile on it. Took a screenshot. Her 'friends' created her profile. Apparently). \n\nAnyway my issue is we have the flat contracted together (I think i might be the lead tenant since she had to have her mum as a guarantor.). What i want to know is can I legally kick out her guests/new bf if i move back in? If i don't want people around can i enforce this? This may sound petty and I feel immature asking this, but after we broke up she had her 'colleague' (who she's now seeing, and possibly was seeing while we were still together) over and I was perfectly fine about this. Do what you want, and I'll go ahead and join tinder. \n\nI'm a little pissed that after we met the other day to talk bills, she asked if i was still on tinder. 'Of course!' and she rolled her eyes and mouthed 'wow'. Then not 5 minutes later announced she was seeing someone. I declared i might have to move back in because i can't afford to pay 2 rents + bills. She replied by going on a rant saying she would make life difficult for me, she wouldn't hold back from having a go at a girl(if i found someone new) if they came over, wants to hit me etc etc.\n\nIs it a wise move for me to move back in? I would appreciate any input/experience from you :)"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi all,\n\nI [23F] have been dating my bf [22M] for more than a year. Throughout the relationship, I have had one very prevalent sexual fantasy of my boyfriend having a threesome with two other girls (not me). In particular, I fantasize my boyfriend having sex with a girl that he had a crush on for ~2 years before we began dating. \n\nIs this normal? If I have sexual fantasies about him, I'm never in it. And when I have sexual fantasies that I'm a participant in, he's never in it. I'm very attracted to him (and he I), and we have a great sex life. I'm just worried that there's something that's happening subconsciously."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a dual citizen of Canada and the UK. I was flying back to Canada and had my Canadian passport in my jacket pocket, ready for customs, while my UK one was in my backpack.\n\nBecause the plane was full, I was forced to put my backpack under the seat instead of in the overhead. I was in the very last row and the backpack got moved around a bit as I went to retrieve things from it (iPod and such). I think it was then that the passport fell out and I didn't notice until I got home later in the day.\n\nI went back to the airport but they just shrugged their shoulders, called baggage, the cleaning crew and said they didn't have it. I am convinced that because I was in the last row, it's hidden back there and won't easily be found.\n\nI have tried calling Thomas Cook, but they have almost zero presence in Canada, almost all their offices in the UK. When I did call the UK, they had me on hold for 55 minutes before I was cut off. I called back, put on hold again and never got through.\n\nI called the British High Commission in Canada and they don't issue passports anymore and have sent all the information down to Washington, DC. I can report it missing/stolen but then I have to go through the entire application process again, including getting my parents birth certificates and everything - believe me it was a nightmare.\n\nAlso, and I know. I should have this written down. I don't have the passport number so I can't write a police report. The situation is grim."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a dual citizen of Canada and the UK. I was flying back to Canada and had my Canadian passport in my jacket pocket, ready for customs, while my UK one was in my backpack.\n\nBecause the plane was full, I was forced to put my backpack under the seat instead of in the overhead. I was in the very last row and the backpack got moved around a bit as I went to retrieve things from it (iPod and such). I think it was then that the passport fell out and I didn't notice until I got home later in the day.\n\nI went back to the airport but they just shrugged their shoulders, called baggage, the cleaning crew and said they didn't have it. I am convinced that because I was in the last row, it's hidden back there and won't easily be found.\n\nI have tried calling Thomas Cook, but they have almost zero presence in Canada, almost all their offices in the UK. When I did call the UK, they had me on hold for 55 minutes before I was cut off. I called back, put on hold again and never got through.\n\nI called the British High Commission in Canada and they don't issue passports anymore and have sent all the information down to Washington, DC. I can report it missing/stolen but then I have to go through the entire application process again, including getting my parents birth certificates and everything - believe me it was a nightmare.\n\nAlso, and I know. I should have this written down. I don't have the passport number so I can't write a police report. The situation is grim."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a dual citizen of Canada and the UK. I was flying back to Canada and had my Canadian passport in my jacket pocket, ready for customs, while my UK one was in my backpack.\n\nBecause the plane was full, I was forced to put my backpack under the seat instead of in the overhead. I was in the very last row and the backpack got moved around a bit as I went to retrieve things from it (iPod and such). I think it was then that the passport fell out and I didn't notice until I got home later in the day.\n\nI went back to the airport but they just shrugged their shoulders, called baggage, the cleaning crew and said they didn't have it. I am convinced that because I was in the last row, it's hidden back there and won't easily be found.\n\nI have tried calling Thomas Cook, but they have almost zero presence in Canada, almost all their offices in the UK. When I did call the UK, they had me on hold for 55 minutes before I was cut off. I called back, put on hold again and never got through.\n\nI called the British High Commission in Canada and they don't issue passports anymore and have sent all the information down to Washington, DC. I can report it missing/stolen but then I have to go through the entire application process again, including getting my parents birth certificates and everything - believe me it was a nightmare.\n\nAlso, and I know. I should have this written down. I don't have the passport number so I can't write a police report. The situation is grim."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a dual citizen of Canada and the UK. I was flying back to Canada and had my Canadian passport in my jacket pocket, ready for customs, while my UK one was in my backpack.\n\nBecause the plane was full, I was forced to put my backpack under the seat instead of in the overhead. I was in the very last row and the backpack got moved around a bit as I went to retrieve things from it (iPod and such). I think it was then that the passport fell out and I didn't notice until I got home later in the day.\n\nI went back to the airport but they just shrugged their shoulders, called baggage, the cleaning crew and said they didn't have it. I am convinced that because I was in the last row, it's hidden back there and won't easily be found.\n\nI have tried calling Thomas Cook, but they have almost zero presence in Canada, almost all their offices in the UK. When I did call the UK, they had me on hold for 55 minutes before I was cut off. I called back, put on hold again and never got through.\n\nI called the British High Commission in Canada and they don't issue passports anymore and have sent all the information down to Washington, DC. I can report it missing/stolen but then I have to go through the entire application process again, including getting my parents birth certificates and everything - believe me it was a nightmare.\n\nAlso, and I know. I should have this written down. I don't have the passport number so I can't write a police report. The situation is grim."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First of, I apologize for the facetious title. It was the first thing that came to mind haha. Second, I apologize for the lengthy post. Brevity has never been my strong suit :) \n \n \nI am a fresh college graduate and I plan to work for a few months between now January before I returning to school for my Master's. \n \nThe job that is currently offered to me comes from a company that I interned at for the past 2 months. It will pay $15/hr. and is relevant to my degree. It's not what I would consider \"good\" money, but for a fresh graduate who isn't looking to begin a career just yet, its solid pay. The biggest draw is honestly the relevance to my degree. My supervisor claims that I would gain a lot of experience from working this job, although similar past experiences has me skeptical as to how true this actually is.\n \n \n \nHere's the conundrum. This job is away from home, (home being with my parents). That means I will accumulate more expenses in the form of rent, food and other miscellaneous fees.\nHowever, if I moved back home, while the cost of living would be much cheaper, the ability for me to find a job in a reasonable amount of time that pays a similar amount to my current offer is unknown. That doesn't even include whether it would be relevant to my degree or not.\nI feel like the odds of working a job that pays $20/hr. in a relevant field is as likely to me ending up working a job with no relevance to my degree that pays $10/hr. \n \n \nLogic seems to point in favor of taking the offer that I currently have, because its a real, concrete offer. However, I also feel like there is a decent chance for me to find a better or equal offer back home. I was just hoping someone else has had a similar life experience and could give their input on the situation. Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First of, I apologize for the facetious title. It was the first thing that came to mind haha. Second, I apologize for the lengthy post. Brevity has never been my strong suit :) \n \n \nI am a fresh college graduate and I plan to work for a few months between now January before I returning to school for my Master's. \n \nThe job that is currently offered to me comes from a company that I interned at for the past 2 months. It will pay $15/hr. and is relevant to my degree. It's not what I would consider \"good\" money, but for a fresh graduate who isn't looking to begin a career just yet, its solid pay. The biggest draw is honestly the relevance to my degree. My supervisor claims that I would gain a lot of experience from working this job, although similar past experiences has me skeptical as to how true this actually is.\n \n \n \nHere's the conundrum. This job is away from home, (home being with my parents). That means I will accumulate more expenses in the form of rent, food and other miscellaneous fees.\nHowever, if I moved back home, while the cost of living would be much cheaper, the ability for me to find a job in a reasonable amount of time that pays a similar amount to my current offer is unknown. That doesn't even include whether it would be relevant to my degree or not.\nI feel like the odds of working a job that pays $20/hr. in a relevant field is as likely to me ending up working a job with no relevance to my degree that pays $10/hr. \n \n \nLogic seems to point in favor of taking the offer that I currently have, because its a real, concrete offer. However, I also feel like there is a decent chance for me to find a better or equal offer back home. I was just hoping someone else has had a similar life experience and could give their input on the situation. Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First of, I apologize for the facetious title. It was the first thing that came to mind haha. Second, I apologize for the lengthy post. Brevity has never been my strong suit :) \n \n \nI am a fresh college graduate and I plan to work for a few months between now January before I returning to school for my Master's. \n \nThe job that is currently offered to me comes from a company that I interned at for the past 2 months. It will pay $15/hr. and is relevant to my degree. It's not what I would consider \"good\" money, but for a fresh graduate who isn't looking to begin a career just yet, its solid pay. The biggest draw is honestly the relevance to my degree. My supervisor claims that I would gain a lot of experience from working this job, although similar past experiences has me skeptical as to how true this actually is.\n \n \n \nHere's the conundrum. This job is away from home, (home being with my parents). That means I will accumulate more expenses in the form of rent, food and other miscellaneous fees.\nHowever, if I moved back home, while the cost of living would be much cheaper, the ability for me to find a job in a reasonable amount of time that pays a similar amount to my current offer is unknown. That doesn't even include whether it would be relevant to my degree or not.\nI feel like the odds of working a job that pays $20/hr. in a relevant field is as likely to me ending up working a job with no relevance to my degree that pays $10/hr. \n \n \nLogic seems to point in favor of taking the offer that I currently have, because its a real, concrete offer. However, I also feel like there is a decent chance for me to find a better or equal offer back home. I was just hoping someone else has had a similar life experience and could give their input on the situation. Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First of, I apologize for the facetious title. It was the first thing that came to mind haha. Second, I apologize for the lengthy post. Brevity has never been my strong suit :) \n \n \nI am a fresh college graduate and I plan to work for a few months between now January before I returning to school for my Master's. \n \nThe job that is currently offered to me comes from a company that I interned at for the past 2 months. It will pay $15/hr. and is relevant to my degree. It's not what I would consider \"good\" money, but for a fresh graduate who isn't looking to begin a career just yet, its solid pay. The biggest draw is honestly the relevance to my degree. My supervisor claims that I would gain a lot of experience from working this job, although similar past experiences has me skeptical as to how true this actually is.\n \n \n \nHere's the conundrum. This job is away from home, (home being with my parents). That means I will accumulate more expenses in the form of rent, food and other miscellaneous fees.\nHowever, if I moved back home, while the cost of living would be much cheaper, the ability for me to find a job in a reasonable amount of time that pays a similar amount to my current offer is unknown. That doesn't even include whether it would be relevant to my degree or not.\nI feel like the odds of working a job that pays $20/hr. in a relevant field is as likely to me ending up working a job with no relevance to my degree that pays $10/hr. \n \n \nLogic seems to point in favor of taking the offer that I currently have, because its a real, concrete offer. However, I also feel like there is a decent chance for me to find a better or equal offer back home. I was just hoping someone else has had a similar life experience and could give their input on the situation. Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so throwaway because this dilemma makes me feel icky and i dont want it associated w my main name. \n\nSo I've known G for about 2 or 3 years now and weve always gotten along. We run in different friend groups but met cause were both regulars at a cafe. I've never been romanically or sexually attrracted to him because he is very big and hairy and has a weird clothing style. He also has 3 successful businesses in the area and a really big crush on me. \n\nYesterday G asked me out and basically implied that hes in it for the long haul and all that jazz, i told him that I would think about it and get back to him. \n\n["
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so throwaway because this dilemma makes me feel icky and i dont want it associated w my main name. \n\nSo I've known G for about 2 or 3 years now and weve always gotten along. We run in different friend groups but met cause were both regulars at a cafe. I've never been romanically or sexually attrracted to him because he is very big and hairy and has a weird clothing style. He also has 3 successful businesses in the area and a really big crush on me. \n\nYesterday G asked me out and basically implied that hes in it for the long haul and all that jazz, i told him that I would think about it and get back to him. \n\n["
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was recently hooking up (for roughly a month) with a friend (lets call him Sam), and he asked me out on a date. The date was pretty casual, no scintillating conversation but fun nonetheless. However I felt that afterwards Sam seemed distant. I knew he had a heavy workweek so I didn't think much of it at first but it stuck in the back of mind. \n\nWhen we've hooked up (5 or 6 times?), Sam has had some performance issues. I've never been able to keep him hard for an extended period of time or bring him to orgasm. The last time we had sex, he lost his erection and things kinda petered out. Still, he's generous in bed and I've always had fun and been satisfied with him.\n\nI can understand why the inability to perform issues would cause a guy to avoid a relationship. I ended up asking him why he was distant and he admitted it was because of ED. I tried to convey that it didn't bother me, I like him as a person, and that I don't expect to have sex every time I see him. Even after that he still didn't really talk to me for a week.\n\nI'm confused because we were/are friends, and we hooked up before he ever asked me out, so I don't think the date put him off. Then again, I also think that he might not want to date me, but he's too afraid to just tell me outright. \n\nI feel like I deserve an answer, because I'm in this weird limbo where I'm not seeking out other people, but he's not really talking to me. I realize that not being able to perform is probably mentally traumatizing, and thus I want to approach the situation with as much tact as possible.and I'm not really sure how to do that."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was recently hooking up (for roughly a month) with a friend (lets call him Sam), and he asked me out on a date. The date was pretty casual, no scintillating conversation but fun nonetheless. However I felt that afterwards Sam seemed distant. I knew he had a heavy workweek so I didn't think much of it at first but it stuck in the back of mind. \n\nWhen we've hooked up (5 or 6 times?), Sam has had some performance issues. I've never been able to keep him hard for an extended period of time or bring him to orgasm. The last time we had sex, he lost his erection and things kinda petered out. Still, he's generous in bed and I've always had fun and been satisfied with him.\n\nI can understand why the inability to perform issues would cause a guy to avoid a relationship. I ended up asking him why he was distant and he admitted it was because of ED. I tried to convey that it didn't bother me, I like him as a person, and that I don't expect to have sex every time I see him. Even after that he still didn't really talk to me for a week.\n\nI'm confused because we were/are friends, and we hooked up before he ever asked me out, so I don't think the date put him off. Then again, I also think that he might not want to date me, but he's too afraid to just tell me outright. \n\nI feel like I deserve an answer, because I'm in this weird limbo where I'm not seeking out other people, but he's not really talking to me. I realize that not being able to perform is probably mentally traumatizing, and thus I want to approach the situation with as much tact as possible.and I'm not really sure how to do that."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was recently hooking up (for roughly a month) with a friend (lets call him Sam), and he asked me out on a date. The date was pretty casual, no scintillating conversation but fun nonetheless. However I felt that afterwards Sam seemed distant. I knew he had a heavy workweek so I didn't think much of it at first but it stuck in the back of mind. \n\nWhen we've hooked up (5 or 6 times?), Sam has had some performance issues. I've never been able to keep him hard for an extended period of time or bring him to orgasm. The last time we had sex, he lost his erection and things kinda petered out. Still, he's generous in bed and I've always had fun and been satisfied with him.\n\nI can understand why the inability to perform issues would cause a guy to avoid a relationship. I ended up asking him why he was distant and he admitted it was because of ED. I tried to convey that it didn't bother me, I like him as a person, and that I don't expect to have sex every time I see him. Even after that he still didn't really talk to me for a week.\n\nI'm confused because we were/are friends, and we hooked up before he ever asked me out, so I don't think the date put him off. Then again, I also think that he might not want to date me, but he's too afraid to just tell me outright. \n\nI feel like I deserve an answer, because I'm in this weird limbo where I'm not seeking out other people, but he's not really talking to me. I realize that not being able to perform is probably mentally traumatizing, and thus I want to approach the situation with as much tact as possible.and I'm not really sure how to do that."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was recently hooking up (for roughly a month) with a friend (lets call him Sam), and he asked me out on a date. The date was pretty casual, no scintillating conversation but fun nonetheless. However I felt that afterwards Sam seemed distant. I knew he had a heavy workweek so I didn't think much of it at first but it stuck in the back of mind. \n\nWhen we've hooked up (5 or 6 times?), Sam has had some performance issues. I've never been able to keep him hard for an extended period of time or bring him to orgasm. The last time we had sex, he lost his erection and things kinda petered out. Still, he's generous in bed and I've always had fun and been satisfied with him.\n\nI can understand why the inability to perform issues would cause a guy to avoid a relationship. I ended up asking him why he was distant and he admitted it was because of ED. I tried to convey that it didn't bother me, I like him as a person, and that I don't expect to have sex every time I see him. Even after that he still didn't really talk to me for a week.\n\nI'm confused because we were/are friends, and we hooked up before he ever asked me out, so I don't think the date put him off. Then again, I also think that he might not want to date me, but he's too afraid to just tell me outright. \n\nI feel like I deserve an answer, because I'm in this weird limbo where I'm not seeking out other people, but he's not really talking to me. I realize that not being able to perform is probably mentally traumatizing, and thus I want to approach the situation with as much tact as possible.and I'm not really sure how to do that."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was recently hooking up (for roughly a month) with a friend (lets call him Sam), and he asked me out on a date. The date was pretty casual, no scintillating conversation but fun nonetheless. However I felt that afterwards Sam seemed distant. I knew he had a heavy workweek so I didn't think much of it at first but it stuck in the back of mind. \n\nWhen we've hooked up (5 or 6 times?), Sam has had some performance issues. I've never been able to keep him hard for an extended period of time or bring him to orgasm. The last time we had sex, he lost his erection and things kinda petered out. Still, he's generous in bed and I've always had fun and been satisfied with him.\n\nI can understand why the inability to perform issues would cause a guy to avoid a relationship. I ended up asking him why he was distant and he admitted it was because of ED. I tried to convey that it didn't bother me, I like him as a person, and that I don't expect to have sex every time I see him. Even after that he still didn't really talk to me for a week.\n\nI'm confused because we were/are friends, and we hooked up before he ever asked me out, so I don't think the date put him off. Then again, I also think that he might not want to date me, but he's too afraid to just tell me outright. \n\nI feel like I deserve an answer, because I'm in this weird limbo where I'm not seeking out other people, but he's not really talking to me. I realize that not being able to perform is probably mentally traumatizing, and thus I want to approach the situation with as much tact as possible.and I'm not really sure how to do that."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was recently hooking up (for roughly a month) with a friend (lets call him Sam), and he asked me out on a date. The date was pretty casual, no scintillating conversation but fun nonetheless. However I felt that afterwards Sam seemed distant. I knew he had a heavy workweek so I didn't think much of it at first but it stuck in the back of mind. \n\nWhen we've hooked up (5 or 6 times?), Sam has had some performance issues. I've never been able to keep him hard for an extended period of time or bring him to orgasm. The last time we had sex, he lost his erection and things kinda petered out. Still, he's generous in bed and I've always had fun and been satisfied with him.\n\nI can understand why the inability to perform issues would cause a guy to avoid a relationship. I ended up asking him why he was distant and he admitted it was because of ED. I tried to convey that it didn't bother me, I like him as a person, and that I don't expect to have sex every time I see him. Even after that he still didn't really talk to me for a week.\n\nI'm confused because we were/are friends, and we hooked up before he ever asked me out, so I don't think the date put him off. Then again, I also think that he might not want to date me, but he's too afraid to just tell me outright. \n\nI feel like I deserve an answer, because I'm in this weird limbo where I'm not seeking out other people, but he's not really talking to me. I realize that not being able to perform is probably mentally traumatizing, and thus I want to approach the situation with as much tact as possible.and I'm not really sure how to do that."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was recently hooking up (for roughly a month) with a friend (lets call him Sam), and he asked me out on a date. The date was pretty casual, no scintillating conversation but fun nonetheless. However I felt that afterwards Sam seemed distant. I knew he had a heavy workweek so I didn't think much of it at first but it stuck in the back of mind. \n\nWhen we've hooked up (5 or 6 times?), Sam has had some performance issues. I've never been able to keep him hard for an extended period of time or bring him to orgasm. The last time we had sex, he lost his erection and things kinda petered out. Still, he's generous in bed and I've always had fun and been satisfied with him.\n\nI can understand why the inability to perform issues would cause a guy to avoid a relationship. I ended up asking him why he was distant and he admitted it was because of ED. I tried to convey that it didn't bother me, I like him as a person, and that I don't expect to have sex every time I see him. Even after that he still didn't really talk to me for a week.\n\nI'm confused because we were/are friends, and we hooked up before he ever asked me out, so I don't think the date put him off. Then again, I also think that he might not want to date me, but he's too afraid to just tell me outright. \n\nI feel like I deserve an answer, because I'm in this weird limbo where I'm not seeking out other people, but he's not really talking to me. I realize that not being able to perform is probably mentally traumatizing, and thus I want to approach the situation with as much tact as possible.and I'm not really sure how to do that."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was recently hooking up (for roughly a month) with a friend (lets call him Sam), and he asked me out on a date. The date was pretty casual, no scintillating conversation but fun nonetheless. However I felt that afterwards Sam seemed distant. I knew he had a heavy workweek so I didn't think much of it at first but it stuck in the back of mind. \n\nWhen we've hooked up (5 or 6 times?), Sam has had some performance issues. I've never been able to keep him hard for an extended period of time or bring him to orgasm. The last time we had sex, he lost his erection and things kinda petered out. Still, he's generous in bed and I've always had fun and been satisfied with him.\n\nI can understand why the inability to perform issues would cause a guy to avoid a relationship. I ended up asking him why he was distant and he admitted it was because of ED. I tried to convey that it didn't bother me, I like him as a person, and that I don't expect to have sex every time I see him. Even after that he still didn't really talk to me for a week.\n\nI'm confused because we were/are friends, and we hooked up before he ever asked me out, so I don't think the date put him off. Then again, I also think that he might not want to date me, but he's too afraid to just tell me outright. \n\nI feel like I deserve an answer, because I'm in this weird limbo where I'm not seeking out other people, but he's not really talking to me. I realize that not being able to perform is probably mentally traumatizing, and thus I want to approach the situation with as much tact as possible.and I'm not really sure how to do that."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The only thing I can think of is this:\n\nI was at a horse show a few summers ago on a hot summer day. I don't believe there were any clouds in the sky. I was at one end of the fairgrounds talking to some friends. Suddenly, everything went dark for a split second. It was exactly the same sensation as blinking, barely noticeable, but it was odd because I DID notice it. You never notice blinking, so why did I notice this one blink? I didn't think much of it and kept talking as I figured I just had experienced a weird little glitch in my brain. My friend's face kind of looked odd though, like she had just experienced the same thing, so I asked her if she saw it too. She had. It was extremely weird. It was like if someone had hit a light switch off and on again really fast. I didn't think of it much until I saw another friend who had been at the opposite side of the fairgrounds when it happened and I asked her about it. She had seen it too. The world went completely dark for a millionth of a second. We had no idea what it could be.\n\nIf anyone has any idea what could have happened, I would LOVE to know."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The only thing I can think of is this:\n\nI was at a horse show a few summers ago on a hot summer day. I don't believe there were any clouds in the sky. I was at one end of the fairgrounds talking to some friends. Suddenly, everything went dark for a split second. It was exactly the same sensation as blinking, barely noticeable, but it was odd because I DID notice it. You never notice blinking, so why did I notice this one blink? I didn't think much of it and kept talking as I figured I just had experienced a weird little glitch in my brain. My friend's face kind of looked odd though, like she had just experienced the same thing, so I asked her if she saw it too. She had. It was extremely weird. It was like if someone had hit a light switch off and on again really fast. I didn't think of it much until I saw another friend who had been at the opposite side of the fairgrounds when it happened and I asked her about it. She had seen it too. The world went completely dark for a millionth of a second. We had no idea what it could be.\n\nIf anyone has any idea what could have happened, I would LOVE to know."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The only thing I can think of is this:\n\nI was at a horse show a few summers ago on a hot summer day. I don't believe there were any clouds in the sky. I was at one end of the fairgrounds talking to some friends. Suddenly, everything went dark for a split second. It was exactly the same sensation as blinking, barely noticeable, but it was odd because I DID notice it. You never notice blinking, so why did I notice this one blink? I didn't think much of it and kept talking as I figured I just had experienced a weird little glitch in my brain. My friend's face kind of looked odd though, like she had just experienced the same thing, so I asked her if she saw it too. She had. It was extremely weird. It was like if someone had hit a light switch off and on again really fast. I didn't think of it much until I saw another friend who had been at the opposite side of the fairgrounds when it happened and I asked her about it. She had seen it too. The world went completely dark for a millionth of a second. We had no idea what it could be.\n\nIf anyone has any idea what could have happened, I would LOVE to know."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The only thing I can think of is this:\n\nI was at a horse show a few summers ago on a hot summer day. I don't believe there were any clouds in the sky. I was at one end of the fairgrounds talking to some friends. Suddenly, everything went dark for a split second. It was exactly the same sensation as blinking, barely noticeable, but it was odd because I DID notice it. You never notice blinking, so why did I notice this one blink? I didn't think much of it and kept talking as I figured I just had experienced a weird little glitch in my brain. My friend's face kind of looked odd though, like she had just experienced the same thing, so I asked her if she saw it too. She had. It was extremely weird. It was like if someone had hit a light switch off and on again really fast. I didn't think of it much until I saw another friend who had been at the opposite side of the fairgrounds when it happened and I asked her about it. She had seen it too. The world went completely dark for a millionth of a second. We had no idea what it could be.\n\nIf anyone has any idea what could have happened, I would LOVE to know."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In the days before \"true\" languages were established, each tribe living in a area couldve had its own dialect. But drawing a ox and men with spears would have been pretty universal. Therefore, every human of that age could at least vaguley get the message across.\n\nIn the modern day and age, people have mixed views on art - does this make the people that do not like art less human? \n\nAfter all, the image recognition is still there - most people would understand that :-) means that someone is happy, and that :-( means someone is sad. \n\nDoes this step away from using art as a language mean a step away from the origins of humanity or is it just adaptation of human nature, with more tools being availible to convert one language into another?\n\nDiscuss."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In the days before \"true\" languages were established, each tribe living in a area couldve had its own dialect. But drawing a ox and men with spears would have been pretty universal. Therefore, every human of that age could at least vaguley get the message across.\n\nIn the modern day and age, people have mixed views on art - does this make the people that do not like art less human? \n\nAfter all, the image recognition is still there - most people would understand that :-) means that someone is happy, and that :-( means someone is sad. \n\nDoes this step away from using art as a language mean a step away from the origins of humanity or is it just adaptation of human nature, with more tools being availible to convert one language into another?\n\nDiscuss."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In the days before \"true\" languages were established, each tribe living in a area couldve had its own dialect. But drawing a ox and men with spears would have been pretty universal. Therefore, every human of that age could at least vaguley get the message across.\n\nIn the modern day and age, people have mixed views on art - does this make the people that do not like art less human? \n\nAfter all, the image recognition is still there - most people would understand that :-) means that someone is happy, and that :-( means someone is sad. \n\nDoes this step away from using art as a language mean a step away from the origins of humanity or is it just adaptation of human nature, with more tools being availible to convert one language into another?\n\nDiscuss."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In the days before \"true\" languages were established, each tribe living in a area couldve had its own dialect. But drawing a ox and men with spears would have been pretty universal. Therefore, every human of that age could at least vaguley get the message across.\n\nIn the modern day and age, people have mixed views on art - does this make the people that do not like art less human? \n\nAfter all, the image recognition is still there - most people would understand that :-) means that someone is happy, and that :-( means someone is sad. \n\nDoes this step away from using art as a language mean a step away from the origins of humanity or is it just adaptation of human nature, with more tools being availible to convert one language into another?\n\nDiscuss."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi reddit. For my 11th grade A.P. Language and Composition class we are writing research paper. But this isn't any old English paper, it is a multi-genre research paper. Meaning we must connect genres, such as poems, obituaries, recipes, etc. and what what they represent with a central, significant theme a.k.a. my thesis. This paper is the majority of my 2nd semester grade and I want to do well. Where you come in is helping me decide a topic. Of course I can come up with the generic 'experience of the LGBT community', but, I want something juicy. Something I can really dig deep into, something very intresting, something not everyone would think of. I by no means intend to rely on this community to provide me with the work I will have to do, just some possible topics. Your assistance is greatly appreciated."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi reddit. For my 11th grade A.P. Language and Composition class we are writing research paper. But this isn't any old English paper, it is a multi-genre research paper. Meaning we must connect genres, such as poems, obituaries, recipes, etc. and what what they represent with a central, significant theme a.k.a. my thesis. This paper is the majority of my 2nd semester grade and I want to do well. Where you come in is helping me decide a topic. Of course I can come up with the generic 'experience of the LGBT community', but, I want something juicy. Something I can really dig deep into, something very intresting, something not everyone would think of. I by no means intend to rely on this community to provide me with the work I will have to do, just some possible topics. Your assistance is greatly appreciated."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi reddit. For my 11th grade A.P. Language and Composition class we are writing research paper. But this isn't any old English paper, it is a multi-genre research paper. Meaning we must connect genres, such as poems, obituaries, recipes, etc. and what what they represent with a central, significant theme a.k.a. my thesis. This paper is the majority of my 2nd semester grade and I want to do well. Where you come in is helping me decide a topic. Of course I can come up with the generic 'experience of the LGBT community', but, I want something juicy. Something I can really dig deep into, something very intresting, something not everyone would think of. I by no means intend to rely on this community to provide me with the work I will have to do, just some possible topics. Your assistance is greatly appreciated."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi reddit. For my 11th grade A.P. Language and Composition class we are writing research paper. But this isn't any old English paper, it is a multi-genre research paper. Meaning we must connect genres, such as poems, obituaries, recipes, etc. and what what they represent with a central, significant theme a.k.a. my thesis. This paper is the majority of my 2nd semester grade and I want to do well. Where you come in is helping me decide a topic. Of course I can come up with the generic 'experience of the LGBT community', but, I want something juicy. Something I can really dig deep into, something very intresting, something not everyone would think of. I by no means intend to rely on this community to provide me with the work I will have to do, just some possible topics. Your assistance is greatly appreciated."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I only started thinking about it about a week ago. We went away for a couple of days and she was being bitchy because she had the red devil in her belly, I thought nothing of it until I actually thought about the stuff she said. The way she talks down to me, never takes my advice, and just her general tone of voice. The entire time it felt like she was picking fault with me and sometimes she actually talks to me like I'm brain damaged, it just had more venom this time. \n\nI'll admit I have trouble wording what I want to get across, I'm not very articulated at all, which has caused confusion, but it just feels like as though I'm.somehow.there's actually an element of truth behind these so called jokes. Frankly i'm already fairly insecure about my own intelligence because of this, I used to be a model student until I hit secondary school (met all my current friends and stop caring as much), but that's another story.\n\nFor context, we've known each other seven years and we take the piss out of each other all the time, so I always just assumed that she was doing the same thing I was and just having a laugh. But you know how once you notice something and you're subconsciously looking for it, it pops up all the time?\n\nWell that's what's been happening, I just keep noticing little things. For example, tonight she thought I'd contradicted myself twice and I couldn't see it. I asked my parents, they couldn't see it. In the end she ends it by saying (this via text btw) ''seriously, if you can't spot it, I give up. i'm going swimming, see ya later x''. I have the screenshots of this if anyone is curious. But to me, I saw that as a way of just trying to make me feel like a fucking dumbass, I actually felt like breaking up with her there and then. We're already trying to hold together a long distance relationship and it just feel like if she's going to continue to act like this, it's just not worth it. \n\nWhat should I do? :("
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I only started thinking about it about a week ago. We went away for a couple of days and she was being bitchy because she had the red devil in her belly, I thought nothing of it until I actually thought about the stuff she said. The way she talks down to me, never takes my advice, and just her general tone of voice. The entire time it felt like she was picking fault with me and sometimes she actually talks to me like I'm brain damaged, it just had more venom this time. \n\nI'll admit I have trouble wording what I want to get across, I'm not very articulated at all, which has caused confusion, but it just feels like as though I'm.somehow.there's actually an element of truth behind these so called jokes. Frankly i'm already fairly insecure about my own intelligence because of this, I used to be a model student until I hit secondary school (met all my current friends and stop caring as much), but that's another story.\n\nFor context, we've known each other seven years and we take the piss out of each other all the time, so I always just assumed that she was doing the same thing I was and just having a laugh. But you know how once you notice something and you're subconsciously looking for it, it pops up all the time?\n\nWell that's what's been happening, I just keep noticing little things. For example, tonight she thought I'd contradicted myself twice and I couldn't see it. I asked my parents, they couldn't see it. In the end she ends it by saying (this via text btw) ''seriously, if you can't spot it, I give up. i'm going swimming, see ya later x''. I have the screenshots of this if anyone is curious. But to me, I saw that as a way of just trying to make me feel like a fucking dumbass, I actually felt like breaking up with her there and then. We're already trying to hold together a long distance relationship and it just feel like if she's going to continue to act like this, it's just not worth it. \n\nWhat should I do? :("
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I only started thinking about it about a week ago. We went away for a couple of days and she was being bitchy because she had the red devil in her belly, I thought nothing of it until I actually thought about the stuff she said. The way she talks down to me, never takes my advice, and just her general tone of voice. The entire time it felt like she was picking fault with me and sometimes she actually talks to me like I'm brain damaged, it just had more venom this time. \n\nI'll admit I have trouble wording what I want to get across, I'm not very articulated at all, which has caused confusion, but it just feels like as though I'm.somehow.there's actually an element of truth behind these so called jokes. Frankly i'm already fairly insecure about my own intelligence because of this, I used to be a model student until I hit secondary school (met all my current friends and stop caring as much), but that's another story.\n\nFor context, we've known each other seven years and we take the piss out of each other all the time, so I always just assumed that she was doing the same thing I was and just having a laugh. But you know how once you notice something and you're subconsciously looking for it, it pops up all the time?\n\nWell that's what's been happening, I just keep noticing little things. For example, tonight she thought I'd contradicted myself twice and I couldn't see it. I asked my parents, they couldn't see it. In the end she ends it by saying (this via text btw) ''seriously, if you can't spot it, I give up. i'm going swimming, see ya later x''. I have the screenshots of this if anyone is curious. But to me, I saw that as a way of just trying to make me feel like a fucking dumbass, I actually felt like breaking up with her there and then. We're already trying to hold together a long distance relationship and it just feel like if she's going to continue to act like this, it's just not worth it. \n\nWhat should I do? :("
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I only started thinking about it about a week ago. We went away for a couple of days and she was being bitchy because she had the red devil in her belly, I thought nothing of it until I actually thought about the stuff she said. The way she talks down to me, never takes my advice, and just her general tone of voice. The entire time it felt like she was picking fault with me and sometimes she actually talks to me like I'm brain damaged, it just had more venom this time. \n\nI'll admit I have trouble wording what I want to get across, I'm not very articulated at all, which has caused confusion, but it just feels like as though I'm.somehow.there's actually an element of truth behind these so called jokes. Frankly i'm already fairly insecure about my own intelligence because of this, I used to be a model student until I hit secondary school (met all my current friends and stop caring as much), but that's another story.\n\nFor context, we've known each other seven years and we take the piss out of each other all the time, so I always just assumed that she was doing the same thing I was and just having a laugh. But you know how once you notice something and you're subconsciously looking for it, it pops up all the time?\n\nWell that's what's been happening, I just keep noticing little things. For example, tonight she thought I'd contradicted myself twice and I couldn't see it. I asked my parents, they couldn't see it. In the end she ends it by saying (this via text btw) ''seriously, if you can't spot it, I give up. i'm going swimming, see ya later x''. I have the screenshots of this if anyone is curious. But to me, I saw that as a way of just trying to make me feel like a fucking dumbass, I actually felt like breaking up with her there and then. We're already trying to hold together a long distance relationship and it just feel like if she's going to continue to act like this, it's just not worth it. \n\nWhat should I do? :("
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: What do you call a relationship that isn't just Fuck buddies but also isn't a long term relationship?\nIts not that I want to just get in her pants because I do like her, but I couldn't see myself with her for more then a few months as I tend to get bored easily. How do I tell a chick this without her either\nA. slapping me in the face, calling me shallow and never speaking to me again or.\nB. wanting more then I can offer at the moment\nDoes this make me shallow or am I just talking to the wrong girls?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: What do you call a relationship that isn't just Fuck buddies but also isn't a long term relationship?\nIts not that I want to just get in her pants because I do like her, but I couldn't see myself with her for more then a few months as I tend to get bored easily. How do I tell a chick this without her either\nA. slapping me in the face, calling me shallow and never speaking to me again or.\nB. wanting more then I can offer at the moment\nDoes this make me shallow or am I just talking to the wrong girls?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: What do you call a relationship that isn't just Fuck buddies but also isn't a long term relationship?\nIts not that I want to just get in her pants because I do like her, but I couldn't see myself with her for more then a few months as I tend to get bored easily. How do I tell a chick this without her either\nA. slapping me in the face, calling me shallow and never speaking to me again or.\nB. wanting more then I can offer at the moment\nDoes this make me shallow or am I just talking to the wrong girls?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: What do you call a relationship that isn't just Fuck buddies but also isn't a long term relationship?\nIts not that I want to just get in her pants because I do like her, but I couldn't see myself with her for more then a few months as I tend to get bored easily. How do I tell a chick this without her either\nA. slapping me in the face, calling me shallow and never speaking to me again or.\nB. wanting more then I can offer at the moment\nDoes this make me shallow or am I just talking to the wrong girls?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I first started dating at 17. I was cheated on when I was almost 19, leaving me insecure and not trusting of any girl, though I continued to date others. It happened again when I was 22, but didn't find out until after we broke up. My insecurities were at their worst once I was cheated on for the third time, last year, at 24. After that relationship ended, I put off dating for a little awhile. I turned down multiple girls, and felt proud of myself. For once, I was content being single.\n\nThen I met the latest girl. I was hesitant to give her much romance and love, but after about 6 months, I started to cave. I really started to love this girl and trusted her - something I hadn't given anyone since my first girlfriend at 17. Unfortunately, just a few days after this past Christmas, she came home from out of town in a crying, scared mess. She was honest & admitted she had cheated while back in her hometown over the break. Long story short, we broke up.\n\nCurrently (past two weeks), I've been seeing a counselor to help better myself. I've never felt more confident that I'll be a stronger, better man in the future. But I'm also scared. I fear that I won't be able to trust anyone for a very long time. So, I ask of you, those of you who have been cheated on, how are you able to trust others again?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I first started dating at 17. I was cheated on when I was almost 19, leaving me insecure and not trusting of any girl, though I continued to date others. It happened again when I was 22, but didn't find out until after we broke up. My insecurities were at their worst once I was cheated on for the third time, last year, at 24. After that relationship ended, I put off dating for a little awhile. I turned down multiple girls, and felt proud of myself. For once, I was content being single.\n\nThen I met the latest girl. I was hesitant to give her much romance and love, but after about 6 months, I started to cave. I really started to love this girl and trusted her - something I hadn't given anyone since my first girlfriend at 17. Unfortunately, just a few days after this past Christmas, she came home from out of town in a crying, scared mess. She was honest & admitted she had cheated while back in her hometown over the break. Long story short, we broke up.\n\nCurrently (past two weeks), I've been seeing a counselor to help better myself. I've never felt more confident that I'll be a stronger, better man in the future. But I'm also scared. I fear that I won't be able to trust anyone for a very long time. So, I ask of you, those of you who have been cheated on, how are you able to trust others again?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I first started dating at 17. I was cheated on when I was almost 19, leaving me insecure and not trusting of any girl, though I continued to date others. It happened again when I was 22, but didn't find out until after we broke up. My insecurities were at their worst once I was cheated on for the third time, last year, at 24. After that relationship ended, I put off dating for a little awhile. I turned down multiple girls, and felt proud of myself. For once, I was content being single.\n\nThen I met the latest girl. I was hesitant to give her much romance and love, but after about 6 months, I started to cave. I really started to love this girl and trusted her - something I hadn't given anyone since my first girlfriend at 17. Unfortunately, just a few days after this past Christmas, she came home from out of town in a crying, scared mess. She was honest & admitted she had cheated while back in her hometown over the break. Long story short, we broke up.\n\nCurrently (past two weeks), I've been seeing a counselor to help better myself. I've never felt more confident that I'll be a stronger, better man in the future. But I'm also scared. I fear that I won't be able to trust anyone for a very long time. So, I ask of you, those of you who have been cheated on, how are you able to trust others again?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I first started dating at 17. I was cheated on when I was almost 19, leaving me insecure and not trusting of any girl, though I continued to date others. It happened again when I was 22, but didn't find out until after we broke up. My insecurities were at their worst once I was cheated on for the third time, last year, at 24. After that relationship ended, I put off dating for a little awhile. I turned down multiple girls, and felt proud of myself. For once, I was content being single.\n\nThen I met the latest girl. I was hesitant to give her much romance and love, but after about 6 months, I started to cave. I really started to love this girl and trusted her - something I hadn't given anyone since my first girlfriend at 17. Unfortunately, just a few days after this past Christmas, she came home from out of town in a crying, scared mess. She was honest & admitted she had cheated while back in her hometown over the break. Long story short, we broke up.\n\nCurrently (past two weeks), I've been seeing a counselor to help better myself. I've never felt more confident that I'll be a stronger, better man in the future. But I'm also scared. I fear that I won't be able to trust anyone for a very long time. So, I ask of you, those of you who have been cheated on, how are you able to trust others again?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have been dating this girl for one month now and it has been perfect. We always have fun together, she seems super into me and often tells me how attracted she is to me. The sex is great and our chemistry is very strong. \n\nWith that said, I am concerned I am being used as a rebound, or as a temporary means to comfort her. She ended her engagement a few months ago with her ex of 4 years (they were engaged for 1 year).\n\nHere's the first red flag I noticed: For the first 3 weeks of dating her, she never told me she was engaged to this guy, she only referred to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I didn't find out they were engaged until I looked at her Facebook page and where she still has dozens of photos of them together and all her friends congratulating her on the engagement. I found this odd because she had talked about him alot but intentionally hid the fact that they were engaged, only ever referring to him as her \"ex boyfriend\". I asked her why she never told me and her response was that \"she didn't want to scare me away\". Her ex bought a dog with her, so they take turns sharing the dog for a week. So they are still in touch with each other and she still talks to his parents about logistical things as well. \n\nI have no problem with her talking to her ex fiance about logistics, because we aren't in an exclusive relationship. However, this girl keeps telling me how much she likes me, but when I asked her what she thought \"about us\" she sounded confused and responded \"well. I like hanging out with you\" which was strange considering how much she professes her feelings for me. I like this girl alot. My concern is that I'm a rebound and she will ditch me when she gets bored or finds someone better. Should I be concerned about anything here or am I overthinking?"
} |
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