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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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"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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"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: This probably isn't as bad as some problems people post in here but I don't know who else to turn to for help. I'm a female, dating a guy for a few years and we are seriously considering marriage. We're both in our 20's. Unfortunately, when I was very young and stupid (18/19) I made some choices that may come back to bite me in the ass eventually.\n\nI was really desperate for money and answered an ad on craigslist to make a bondage film. The guy said it was for personal use only and I've never come across any pictures or videos online, but I woke up this morning with this sudden feeling like my soon to be fiance deserves to know this, just so we're both prepared in case of the worst case scenario.\n\nI trust my bf and love him with all of my heart and I don't think this is something he would leave me over but it's incredibly embarrassing and uncomfortable for me to talk about. Am I right in thinking he should know about these actions from my youth? He knows I was stupid and reckless when younger but not really the extent."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This probably isn't as bad as some problems people post in here but I don't know who else to turn to for help. I'm a female, dating a guy for a few years and we are seriously considering marriage. We're both in our 20's. Unfortunately, when I was very young and stupid (18/19) I made some choices that may come back to bite me in the ass eventually.\n\nI was really desperate for money and answered an ad on craigslist to make a bondage film. The guy said it was for personal use only and I've never come across any pictures or videos online, but I woke up this morning with this sudden feeling like my soon to be fiance deserves to know this, just so we're both prepared in case of the worst case scenario.\n\nI trust my bf and love him with all of my heart and I don't think this is something he would leave me over but it's incredibly embarrassing and uncomfortable for me to talk about. Am I right in thinking he should know about these actions from my youth? He knows I was stupid and reckless when younger but not really the extent."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This probably isn't as bad as some problems people post in here but I don't know who else to turn to for help. I'm a female, dating a guy for a few years and we are seriously considering marriage. We're both in our 20's. Unfortunately, when I was very young and stupid (18/19) I made some choices that may come back to bite me in the ass eventually.\n\nI was really desperate for money and answered an ad on craigslist to make a bondage film. The guy said it was for personal use only and I've never come across any pictures or videos online, but I woke up this morning with this sudden feeling like my soon to be fiance deserves to know this, just so we're both prepared in case of the worst case scenario.\n\nI trust my bf and love him with all of my heart and I don't think this is something he would leave me over but it's incredibly embarrassing and uncomfortable for me to talk about. Am I right in thinking he should know about these actions from my youth? He knows I was stupid and reckless when younger but not really the extent."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This probably isn't as bad as some problems people post in here but I don't know who else to turn to for help. I'm a female, dating a guy for a few years and we are seriously considering marriage. We're both in our 20's. Unfortunately, when I was very young and stupid (18/19) I made some choices that may come back to bite me in the ass eventually.\n\nI was really desperate for money and answered an ad on craigslist to make a bondage film. The guy said it was for personal use only and I've never come across any pictures or videos online, but I woke up this morning with this sudden feeling like my soon to be fiance deserves to know this, just so we're both prepared in case of the worst case scenario.\n\nI trust my bf and love him with all of my heart and I don't think this is something he would leave me over but it's incredibly embarrassing and uncomfortable for me to talk about. Am I right in thinking he should know about these actions from my youth? He knows I was stupid and reckless when younger but not really the extent."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First, please do not go off on the age thing, that is not the issue at hand, only tie it in to your answer if it is relevant to this issue. \n\nSo my SO and I have been dating for a year and a half, we say things like \"I love you\" all the time, we were planning on moving in together and even teasing around the idea of getting married. \n\nEarly in the relationship, I asked if she ever wanted kids, she seemed to have a pure \"If it happens great, if not fine\" attitude, but recently she told me that she wanted kids and this was her last chance.\n\nShe was crying when she said that we would break up if I could not do this, and she keeps telling me how she doesn't want to do this either. \n\nAdoption down the road is not an option, I don't know why, but she said so. \n\nEDIT: I forgot to add that if we cannot come to an agreement by summer, we will break up."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First, please do not go off on the age thing, that is not the issue at hand, only tie it in to your answer if it is relevant to this issue. \n\nSo my SO and I have been dating for a year and a half, we say things like \"I love you\" all the time, we were planning on moving in together and even teasing around the idea of getting married. \n\nEarly in the relationship, I asked if she ever wanted kids, she seemed to have a pure \"If it happens great, if not fine\" attitude, but recently she told me that she wanted kids and this was her last chance.\n\nShe was crying when she said that we would break up if I could not do this, and she keeps telling me how she doesn't want to do this either. \n\nAdoption down the road is not an option, I don't know why, but she said so. \n\nEDIT: I forgot to add that if we cannot come to an agreement by summer, we will break up."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First, please do not go off on the age thing, that is not the issue at hand, only tie it in to your answer if it is relevant to this issue. \n\nSo my SO and I have been dating for a year and a half, we say things like \"I love you\" all the time, we were planning on moving in together and even teasing around the idea of getting married. \n\nEarly in the relationship, I asked if she ever wanted kids, she seemed to have a pure \"If it happens great, if not fine\" attitude, but recently she told me that she wanted kids and this was her last chance.\n\nShe was crying when she said that we would break up if I could not do this, and she keeps telling me how she doesn't want to do this either. \n\nAdoption down the road is not an option, I don't know why, but she said so. \n\nEDIT: I forgot to add that if we cannot come to an agreement by summer, we will break up."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First, please do not go off on the age thing, that is not the issue at hand, only tie it in to your answer if it is relevant to this issue. \n\nSo my SO and I have been dating for a year and a half, we say things like \"I love you\" all the time, we were planning on moving in together and even teasing around the idea of getting married. \n\nEarly in the relationship, I asked if she ever wanted kids, she seemed to have a pure \"If it happens great, if not fine\" attitude, but recently she told me that she wanted kids and this was her last chance.\n\nShe was crying when she said that we would break up if I could not do this, and she keeps telling me how she doesn't want to do this either. \n\nAdoption down the road is not an option, I don't know why, but she said so. \n\nEDIT: I forgot to add that if we cannot come to an agreement by summer, we will break up."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been dating for two years. Things are mostly great, we get along, are happy, our families like each other, all the good stuff. For the past few months her doubts about the future have been dampening our otherwise solid relationship.\n\nShe is going to graduate college in 5 months and has no idea what is next for her. She constantly mentions doubts of the future and if we are right for each other, if we can make it work long term, and if it's worth trying. Typically we can resolve this argument, but it always seems to come up again and again. Her worries about the future are ruining the present. Is that normal? \n\nIn general, I think about the future and can see us working. However, our libidos are different and that worries me. I express love physically, and want to have sex or kiss when we are around each other. She doesn't really crave any of that, to the point where we argue about it before almost every interaction. It's almost as if kissing and sex is a chore, an obligation, and she is reluctant to do it but then caves in. And it makes me feel horrible and unwanted. This is really the only major problem in our relationship. Is it too big to overcome?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been dating for two years. Things are mostly great, we get along, are happy, our families like each other, all the good stuff. For the past few months her doubts about the future have been dampening our otherwise solid relationship.\n\nShe is going to graduate college in 5 months and has no idea what is next for her. She constantly mentions doubts of the future and if we are right for each other, if we can make it work long term, and if it's worth trying. Typically we can resolve this argument, but it always seems to come up again and again. Her worries about the future are ruining the present. Is that normal? \n\nIn general, I think about the future and can see us working. However, our libidos are different and that worries me. I express love physically, and want to have sex or kiss when we are around each other. She doesn't really crave any of that, to the point where we argue about it before almost every interaction. It's almost as if kissing and sex is a chore, an obligation, and she is reluctant to do it but then caves in. And it makes me feel horrible and unwanted. This is really the only major problem in our relationship. Is it too big to overcome?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been dating for two years. Things are mostly great, we get along, are happy, our families like each other, all the good stuff. For the past few months her doubts about the future have been dampening our otherwise solid relationship.\n\nShe is going to graduate college in 5 months and has no idea what is next for her. She constantly mentions doubts of the future and if we are right for each other, if we can make it work long term, and if it's worth trying. Typically we can resolve this argument, but it always seems to come up again and again. Her worries about the future are ruining the present. Is that normal? \n\nIn general, I think about the future and can see us working. However, our libidos are different and that worries me. I express love physically, and want to have sex or kiss when we are around each other. She doesn't really crave any of that, to the point where we argue about it before almost every interaction. It's almost as if kissing and sex is a chore, an obligation, and she is reluctant to do it but then caves in. And it makes me feel horrible and unwanted. This is really the only major problem in our relationship. Is it too big to overcome?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been dating for two years. Things are mostly great, we get along, are happy, our families like each other, all the good stuff. For the past few months her doubts about the future have been dampening our otherwise solid relationship.\n\nShe is going to graduate college in 5 months and has no idea what is next for her. She constantly mentions doubts of the future and if we are right for each other, if we can make it work long term, and if it's worth trying. Typically we can resolve this argument, but it always seems to come up again and again. Her worries about the future are ruining the present. Is that normal? \n\nIn general, I think about the future and can see us working. However, our libidos are different and that worries me. I express love physically, and want to have sex or kiss when we are around each other. She doesn't really crave any of that, to the point where we argue about it before almost every interaction. It's almost as if kissing and sex is a chore, an obligation, and she is reluctant to do it but then caves in. And it makes me feel horrible and unwanted. This is really the only major problem in our relationship. Is it too big to overcome?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First and foremost, this could potentially be a very long post. But I will keep it short and to the point. I've been in contact with the same girl since May of this year. We met and things went really well in the beginning, but I had already planned out the entire summer (traveling) so we didn't see each other for 2 months. We kept in touch anyways, talked almost daily and were both eager to picks things up where we left off. \n\nI got back in August and then we couldn't really seem to make it work, we live 70 minutes away from each other, we both work full time, I work office hours, she works in a cafeteria so it can be whenever, then one of her grandparents got hospitalized so she spent a lot of time there, but when that settled down we met again, but now we haven't been able to meet for two weeks. \n\nWe haven't talked at all in a week, until she wrote me today: \"Hello cutie, I'm sorry for not contacting you in a while, I've been sick and I've been sleeping all the time.\" \n\nNow I'm in this position that I don't know what to do. She seems great and if we ever got in to a realtionship it would probably be really good, with minimum conflict, but I mean, meeting once per month is not nearly enough for me. I don't want to make an ultimatum either, like : \"Either we meet more often or we don't meet at all\" \n\nThere have been so much reasons from her part why she can't meet me (work, family, grandparent, sickness, other plans) etc. And then I always get an apology text after a while. \n\nWhat should I do? I don't have any other dating prospects right now, but it feels weird to have this feeling that \"things need to be different than this in order for me to be happy\". What would you do in my situation?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First and foremost, this could potentially be a very long post. But I will keep it short and to the point. I've been in contact with the same girl since May of this year. We met and things went really well in the beginning, but I had already planned out the entire summer (traveling) so we didn't see each other for 2 months. We kept in touch anyways, talked almost daily and were both eager to picks things up where we left off. \n\nI got back in August and then we couldn't really seem to make it work, we live 70 minutes away from each other, we both work full time, I work office hours, she works in a cafeteria so it can be whenever, then one of her grandparents got hospitalized so she spent a lot of time there, but when that settled down we met again, but now we haven't been able to meet for two weeks. \n\nWe haven't talked at all in a week, until she wrote me today: \"Hello cutie, I'm sorry for not contacting you in a while, I've been sick and I've been sleeping all the time.\" \n\nNow I'm in this position that I don't know what to do. She seems great and if we ever got in to a realtionship it would probably be really good, with minimum conflict, but I mean, meeting once per month is not nearly enough for me. I don't want to make an ultimatum either, like : \"Either we meet more often or we don't meet at all\" \n\nThere have been so much reasons from her part why she can't meet me (work, family, grandparent, sickness, other plans) etc. And then I always get an apology text after a while. \n\nWhat should I do? I don't have any other dating prospects right now, but it feels weird to have this feeling that \"things need to be different than this in order for me to be happy\". What would you do in my situation?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First and foremost, this could potentially be a very long post. But I will keep it short and to the point. I've been in contact with the same girl since May of this year. We met and things went really well in the beginning, but I had already planned out the entire summer (traveling) so we didn't see each other for 2 months. We kept in touch anyways, talked almost daily and were both eager to picks things up where we left off. \n\nI got back in August and then we couldn't really seem to make it work, we live 70 minutes away from each other, we both work full time, I work office hours, she works in a cafeteria so it can be whenever, then one of her grandparents got hospitalized so she spent a lot of time there, but when that settled down we met again, but now we haven't been able to meet for two weeks. \n\nWe haven't talked at all in a week, until she wrote me today: \"Hello cutie, I'm sorry for not contacting you in a while, I've been sick and I've been sleeping all the time.\" \n\nNow I'm in this position that I don't know what to do. She seems great and if we ever got in to a realtionship it would probably be really good, with minimum conflict, but I mean, meeting once per month is not nearly enough for me. I don't want to make an ultimatum either, like : \"Either we meet more often or we don't meet at all\" \n\nThere have been so much reasons from her part why she can't meet me (work, family, grandparent, sickness, other plans) etc. And then I always get an apology text after a while. \n\nWhat should I do? I don't have any other dating prospects right now, but it feels weird to have this feeling that \"things need to be different than this in order for me to be happy\". What would you do in my situation?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First and foremost, this could potentially be a very long post. But I will keep it short and to the point. I've been in contact with the same girl since May of this year. We met and things went really well in the beginning, but I had already planned out the entire summer (traveling) so we didn't see each other for 2 months. We kept in touch anyways, talked almost daily and were both eager to picks things up where we left off. \n\nI got back in August and then we couldn't really seem to make it work, we live 70 minutes away from each other, we both work full time, I work office hours, she works in a cafeteria so it can be whenever, then one of her grandparents got hospitalized so she spent a lot of time there, but when that settled down we met again, but now we haven't been able to meet for two weeks. \n\nWe haven't talked at all in a week, until she wrote me today: \"Hello cutie, I'm sorry for not contacting you in a while, I've been sick and I've been sleeping all the time.\" \n\nNow I'm in this position that I don't know what to do. She seems great and if we ever got in to a realtionship it would probably be really good, with minimum conflict, but I mean, meeting once per month is not nearly enough for me. I don't want to make an ultimatum either, like : \"Either we meet more often or we don't meet at all\" \n\nThere have been so much reasons from her part why she can't meet me (work, family, grandparent, sickness, other plans) etc. And then I always get an apology text after a while. \n\nWhat should I do? I don't have any other dating prospects right now, but it feels weird to have this feeling that \"things need to be different than this in order for me to be happy\". What would you do in my situation?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So.I left the military a little over a month ago. Needed a place to stay, and my wife needed to get out of California, so she went on ahead to find a home. She found and moved into a place in Virginia but it didn't exactly work out. \n\nShe stayed there for about two weeks, paying two months rent and deposit, until I got into town and started looking for a new home, as there was no acceptable ISP/cell service/GPS service(a dealbreaker for me). We moved into a place in North Carolina and gave the landlord notice that we were leaving.\n\nThe landlord appealed to my wife emotionally(he cried, even), but eventually agreed to return all payment sans the first months rent as we stayed for a few weeks. There was no lease so I wasn't too annoyed when it took more than three weeks to receive that money back.\n\nHere is where the problems begin. The week or so that I was around there was evidence of mouse/roach/ant infestation. If I had planned on staying I would have just taken care of it myself. But I just put some traps out and called it a day. Today my wife gets a voice mail from the old landlord claiming my dog brought fleas and asking me to pay for extermination. I haven't seen any in the three weeks we've been in the home(when this dog gets fleas, its brutal) and I believe that I should not pay. I come to you, /r/legaladvice to ensure that I have a leg to stand on, if the landlord tries to take this to court."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So.I left the military a little over a month ago. Needed a place to stay, and my wife needed to get out of California, so she went on ahead to find a home. She found and moved into a place in Virginia but it didn't exactly work out. \n\nShe stayed there for about two weeks, paying two months rent and deposit, until I got into town and started looking for a new home, as there was no acceptable ISP/cell service/GPS service(a dealbreaker for me). We moved into a place in North Carolina and gave the landlord notice that we were leaving.\n\nThe landlord appealed to my wife emotionally(he cried, even), but eventually agreed to return all payment sans the first months rent as we stayed for a few weeks. There was no lease so I wasn't too annoyed when it took more than three weeks to receive that money back.\n\nHere is where the problems begin. The week or so that I was around there was evidence of mouse/roach/ant infestation. If I had planned on staying I would have just taken care of it myself. But I just put some traps out and called it a day. Today my wife gets a voice mail from the old landlord claiming my dog brought fleas and asking me to pay for extermination. I haven't seen any in the three weeks we've been in the home(when this dog gets fleas, its brutal) and I believe that I should not pay. I come to you, /r/legaladvice to ensure that I have a leg to stand on, if the landlord tries to take this to court."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was fired from my job on October 4th under the impression it was for the company to save money, they gave me no reason as to why i was being fired. I had a pretty solid savings with about $7,000 in the bank. I waited a few weeks to file for unemployment. Once I did my old employers denied me benefits and said I was fired for negligence. I have since appealed the decision and received in the mail that my appeal had gone through and I won. I have now burned through my savings while waiting throughout this long process and have not the money to pay my next credit card bill, let alone rent. I am still waiting on my first unemployment payment and they owe me roughly $4,000 in backed up payments. WTF can I do before I'm evicted and/or American Express starts hassling me?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was fired from my job on October 4th under the impression it was for the company to save money, they gave me no reason as to why i was being fired. I had a pretty solid savings with about $7,000 in the bank. I waited a few weeks to file for unemployment. Once I did my old employers denied me benefits and said I was fired for negligence. I have since appealed the decision and received in the mail that my appeal had gone through and I won. I have now burned through my savings while waiting throughout this long process and have not the money to pay my next credit card bill, let alone rent. I am still waiting on my first unemployment payment and they owe me roughly $4,000 in backed up payments. WTF can I do before I'm evicted and/or American Express starts hassling me?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was fired from my job on October 4th under the impression it was for the company to save money, they gave me no reason as to why i was being fired. I had a pretty solid savings with about $7,000 in the bank. I waited a few weeks to file for unemployment. Once I did my old employers denied me benefits and said I was fired for negligence. I have since appealed the decision and received in the mail that my appeal had gone through and I won. I have now burned through my savings while waiting throughout this long process and have not the money to pay my next credit card bill, let alone rent. I am still waiting on my first unemployment payment and they owe me roughly $4,000 in backed up payments. WTF can I do before I'm evicted and/or American Express starts hassling me?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I was fired from my job on October 4th under the impression it was for the company to save money, they gave me no reason as to why i was being fired. I had a pretty solid savings with about $7,000 in the bank. I waited a few weeks to file for unemployment. Once I did my old employers denied me benefits and said I was fired for negligence. I have since appealed the decision and received in the mail that my appeal had gone through and I won. I have now burned through my savings while waiting throughout this long process and have not the money to pay my next credit card bill, let alone rent. I am still waiting on my first unemployment payment and they owe me roughly $4,000 in backed up payments. WTF can I do before I'm evicted and/or American Express starts hassling me?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just finished university last summer, and one of the first friends I made there(let's call him \"James\") has been ignoring me for a while. We've been friends for about three years, and he used to talk to me all the time on Facebook chat or in school, but around the first semester of senior year, he stopped talking to me almost all together. At first I thought it was just the stress from school, but he had no problem hanging out with others. There was this weird time where we almost slept together and things where awkward between us that year, but we got past that and everything was smoothed out between us. \n\nSometimes he would still come over and talk to me, and everything would seem normal, but he talked to me less and less every day. When we finally graduated, I was excited that we'd have time to hang out with everyone, but never once did he hit me up, or even initiate a conversation with me. He would go to parties and organize parties with people he had just met, but would totally ignore me and our group of friends. I set up some activities over the months with some friends, but he'd just ignore them. At one point in the summer we met up(by accident) and he said he was sorry for ignoring me and some of our mutual friends, but never changed his behavior. \n\nIs there any way I can confront him about this without seeming.creepy? I honestly want to know if I did something to offend him, but I don't know how to broach the topic without being awkward. I've never been good with social situations, so any advice is appreciated."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just finished university last summer, and one of the first friends I made there(let's call him \"James\") has been ignoring me for a while. We've been friends for about three years, and he used to talk to me all the time on Facebook chat or in school, but around the first semester of senior year, he stopped talking to me almost all together. At first I thought it was just the stress from school, but he had no problem hanging out with others. There was this weird time where we almost slept together and things where awkward between us that year, but we got past that and everything was smoothed out between us. \n\nSometimes he would still come over and talk to me, and everything would seem normal, but he talked to me less and less every day. When we finally graduated, I was excited that we'd have time to hang out with everyone, but never once did he hit me up, or even initiate a conversation with me. He would go to parties and organize parties with people he had just met, but would totally ignore me and our group of friends. I set up some activities over the months with some friends, but he'd just ignore them. At one point in the summer we met up(by accident) and he said he was sorry for ignoring me and some of our mutual friends, but never changed his behavior. \n\nIs there any way I can confront him about this without seeming.creepy? I honestly want to know if I did something to offend him, but I don't know how to broach the topic without being awkward. I've never been good with social situations, so any advice is appreciated."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just finished university last summer, and one of the first friends I made there(let's call him \"James\") has been ignoring me for a while. We've been friends for about three years, and he used to talk to me all the time on Facebook chat or in school, but around the first semester of senior year, he stopped talking to me almost all together. At first I thought it was just the stress from school, but he had no problem hanging out with others. There was this weird time where we almost slept together and things where awkward between us that year, but we got past that and everything was smoothed out between us. \n\nSometimes he would still come over and talk to me, and everything would seem normal, but he talked to me less and less every day. When we finally graduated, I was excited that we'd have time to hang out with everyone, but never once did he hit me up, or even initiate a conversation with me. He would go to parties and organize parties with people he had just met, but would totally ignore me and our group of friends. I set up some activities over the months with some friends, but he'd just ignore them. At one point in the summer we met up(by accident) and he said he was sorry for ignoring me and some of our mutual friends, but never changed his behavior. \n\nIs there any way I can confront him about this without seeming.creepy? I honestly want to know if I did something to offend him, but I don't know how to broach the topic without being awkward. I've never been good with social situations, so any advice is appreciated."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just finished university last summer, and one of the first friends I made there(let's call him \"James\") has been ignoring me for a while. We've been friends for about three years, and he used to talk to me all the time on Facebook chat or in school, but around the first semester of senior year, he stopped talking to me almost all together. At first I thought it was just the stress from school, but he had no problem hanging out with others. There was this weird time where we almost slept together and things where awkward between us that year, but we got past that and everything was smoothed out between us. \n\nSometimes he would still come over and talk to me, and everything would seem normal, but he talked to me less and less every day. When we finally graduated, I was excited that we'd have time to hang out with everyone, but never once did he hit me up, or even initiate a conversation with me. He would go to parties and organize parties with people he had just met, but would totally ignore me and our group of friends. I set up some activities over the months with some friends, but he'd just ignore them. At one point in the summer we met up(by accident) and he said he was sorry for ignoring me and some of our mutual friends, but never changed his behavior. \n\nIs there any way I can confront him about this without seeming.creepy? I honestly want to know if I did something to offend him, but I don't know how to broach the topic without being awkward. I've never been good with social situations, so any advice is appreciated."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello there.\n\nI have been on and off this thread for sometime. I have had my many problems and am in serious need of help. Tonight I was up late with the bf, we had found a dating SIM online and wanted to try it, huniepop. We downloaded it and started play, both on separate computers, I played as female and he played as male. We were gonna try to do it together but I ended up getting further then him right away. Things were fine until we got further into the game, he started asking me what he needs to do, I explained it and he kept asking over and over again. I didn't mean to give any attitude at all and got frustrated, you could definitely hear it in my voice. Well this kinda went on and off for a little bit until he got right pissed off at me and slams my laptop closed, breaking the screen in the process. I was so upset, my parents had just gotten me the laptop last year, my old one barely works. I cried about it mainly because I am only working part time and getting only 6 hours a week. There is no way I will be able to replace it. I am not sure how I am feeling right now. I feel like this is all my fault and if I were a little nicer this wouldn't have happened. I just dont know what to do anymore. I feel numb."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello there.\n\nI have been on and off this thread for sometime. I have had my many problems and am in serious need of help. Tonight I was up late with the bf, we had found a dating SIM online and wanted to try it, huniepop. We downloaded it and started play, both on separate computers, I played as female and he played as male. We were gonna try to do it together but I ended up getting further then him right away. Things were fine until we got further into the game, he started asking me what he needs to do, I explained it and he kept asking over and over again. I didn't mean to give any attitude at all and got frustrated, you could definitely hear it in my voice. Well this kinda went on and off for a little bit until he got right pissed off at me and slams my laptop closed, breaking the screen in the process. I was so upset, my parents had just gotten me the laptop last year, my old one barely works. I cried about it mainly because I am only working part time and getting only 6 hours a week. There is no way I will be able to replace it. I am not sure how I am feeling right now. I feel like this is all my fault and if I were a little nicer this wouldn't have happened. I just dont know what to do anymore. I feel numb."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello there.\n\nI have been on and off this thread for sometime. I have had my many problems and am in serious need of help. Tonight I was up late with the bf, we had found a dating SIM online and wanted to try it, huniepop. We downloaded it and started play, both on separate computers, I played as female and he played as male. We were gonna try to do it together but I ended up getting further then him right away. Things were fine until we got further into the game, he started asking me what he needs to do, I explained it and he kept asking over and over again. I didn't mean to give any attitude at all and got frustrated, you could definitely hear it in my voice. Well this kinda went on and off for a little bit until he got right pissed off at me and slams my laptop closed, breaking the screen in the process. I was so upset, my parents had just gotten me the laptop last year, my old one barely works. I cried about it mainly because I am only working part time and getting only 6 hours a week. There is no way I will be able to replace it. I am not sure how I am feeling right now. I feel like this is all my fault and if I were a little nicer this wouldn't have happened. I just dont know what to do anymore. I feel numb."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello there.\n\nI have been on and off this thread for sometime. I have had my many problems and am in serious need of help. Tonight I was up late with the bf, we had found a dating SIM online and wanted to try it, huniepop. We downloaded it and started play, both on separate computers, I played as female and he played as male. We were gonna try to do it together but I ended up getting further then him right away. Things were fine until we got further into the game, he started asking me what he needs to do, I explained it and he kept asking over and over again. I didn't mean to give any attitude at all and got frustrated, you could definitely hear it in my voice. Well this kinda went on and off for a little bit until he got right pissed off at me and slams my laptop closed, breaking the screen in the process. I was so upset, my parents had just gotten me the laptop last year, my old one barely works. I cried about it mainly because I am only working part time and getting only 6 hours a week. There is no way I will be able to replace it. I am not sure how I am feeling right now. I feel like this is all my fault and if I were a little nicer this wouldn't have happened. I just dont know what to do anymore. I feel numb."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we've been dating for almost a year now. I feel like there isn't much that we do. How do couples get quality time together? Not just a stay-in movie night, not hanging with friends at a house party. This is my first boyfriend and I feel like when ever I go over to his place, there isn;t much to do. My idea of dating is all from country songs and romcoms, so I imagined we'd be talking all through the night every night, joking around, or we'd put on the radio and start dancing and singing. Or we'd talk and get an idea to learn something new together. Or we could just walk around outside and be silly. \n\nI also don't know how to feel about when we go to parties, because I feel super single when we go to parties. He doesn't dance unless it's meringe or bachata, and in general there isn't much hugging and goofing around together. Like the other night, we went to a house party, but he went upstairs to talk to friends while I was with some friends downstairs karaokeing. It was fun, but I don't get how this was any different than if I just came to the party by myself. \n\nAnd one more thing is I don't know why, but he doesn't seem to be a fan of ANY PDA. Not even holding hands, wrapping his arm around my waist or holding hands at a movie."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we've been dating for almost a year now. I feel like there isn't much that we do. How do couples get quality time together? Not just a stay-in movie night, not hanging with friends at a house party. This is my first boyfriend and I feel like when ever I go over to his place, there isn;t much to do. My idea of dating is all from country songs and romcoms, so I imagined we'd be talking all through the night every night, joking around, or we'd put on the radio and start dancing and singing. Or we'd talk and get an idea to learn something new together. Or we could just walk around outside and be silly. \n\nI also don't know how to feel about when we go to parties, because I feel super single when we go to parties. He doesn't dance unless it's meringe or bachata, and in general there isn't much hugging and goofing around together. Like the other night, we went to a house party, but he went upstairs to talk to friends while I was with some friends downstairs karaokeing. It was fun, but I don't get how this was any different than if I just came to the party by myself. \n\nAnd one more thing is I don't know why, but he doesn't seem to be a fan of ANY PDA. Not even holding hands, wrapping his arm around my waist or holding hands at a movie."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we've been dating for almost a year now. I feel like there isn't much that we do. How do couples get quality time together? Not just a stay-in movie night, not hanging with friends at a house party. This is my first boyfriend and I feel like when ever I go over to his place, there isn;t much to do. My idea of dating is all from country songs and romcoms, so I imagined we'd be talking all through the night every night, joking around, or we'd put on the radio and start dancing and singing. Or we'd talk and get an idea to learn something new together. Or we could just walk around outside and be silly. \n\nI also don't know how to feel about when we go to parties, because I feel super single when we go to parties. He doesn't dance unless it's meringe or bachata, and in general there isn't much hugging and goofing around together. Like the other night, we went to a house party, but he went upstairs to talk to friends while I was with some friends downstairs karaokeing. It was fun, but I don't get how this was any different than if I just came to the party by myself. \n\nAnd one more thing is I don't know why, but he doesn't seem to be a fan of ANY PDA. Not even holding hands, wrapping his arm around my waist or holding hands at a movie."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we've been dating for almost a year now. I feel like there isn't much that we do. How do couples get quality time together? Not just a stay-in movie night, not hanging with friends at a house party. This is my first boyfriend and I feel like when ever I go over to his place, there isn;t much to do. My idea of dating is all from country songs and romcoms, so I imagined we'd be talking all through the night every night, joking around, or we'd put on the radio and start dancing and singing. Or we'd talk and get an idea to learn something new together. Or we could just walk around outside and be silly. \n\nI also don't know how to feel about when we go to parties, because I feel super single when we go to parties. He doesn't dance unless it's meringe or bachata, and in general there isn't much hugging and goofing around together. Like the other night, we went to a house party, but he went upstairs to talk to friends while I was with some friends downstairs karaokeing. It was fun, but I don't get how this was any different than if I just came to the party by myself. \n\nAnd one more thing is I don't know why, but he doesn't seem to be a fan of ANY PDA. Not even holding hands, wrapping his arm around my waist or holding hands at a movie."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: As the title says, I'm moving and parting ways with my bachelor year's cookware. Looking to invest in some pots and pans that will last me 10+ years, preferably longer if possible. I will caveat that I have 10\" and 13\" cast iron pans that I use extensively and love. I've considered investing in other cast iron pans, but the only one I can think I would actually use would be a wok, but I've heard equally good reviews on stainless woks.\n\nWhat I'm interested in is what cookware should I be looking at getting? I like non-stick, but I realize that it might not last if not taken care of or uses metal utensils. Is stainless my best bet, or is there quality non-stick that won't fall apart with proper care? Or is there a better option outside of those two?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: As the title says, I'm moving and parting ways with my bachelor year's cookware. Looking to invest in some pots and pans that will last me 10+ years, preferably longer if possible. I will caveat that I have 10\" and 13\" cast iron pans that I use extensively and love. I've considered investing in other cast iron pans, but the only one I can think I would actually use would be a wok, but I've heard equally good reviews on stainless woks.\n\nWhat I'm interested in is what cookware should I be looking at getting? I like non-stick, but I realize that it might not last if not taken care of or uses metal utensils. Is stainless my best bet, or is there quality non-stick that won't fall apart with proper care? Or is there a better option outside of those two?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: As the title says, I'm moving and parting ways with my bachelor year's cookware. Looking to invest in some pots and pans that will last me 10+ years, preferably longer if possible. I will caveat that I have 10\" and 13\" cast iron pans that I use extensively and love. I've considered investing in other cast iron pans, but the only one I can think I would actually use would be a wok, but I've heard equally good reviews on stainless woks.\n\nWhat I'm interested in is what cookware should I be looking at getting? I like non-stick, but I realize that it might not last if not taken care of or uses metal utensils. Is stainless my best bet, or is there quality non-stick that won't fall apart with proper care? Or is there a better option outside of those two?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: As the title says, I'm moving and parting ways with my bachelor year's cookware. Looking to invest in some pots and pans that will last me 10+ years, preferably longer if possible. I will caveat that I have 10\" and 13\" cast iron pans that I use extensively and love. I've considered investing in other cast iron pans, but the only one I can think I would actually use would be a wok, but I've heard equally good reviews on stainless woks.\n\nWhat I'm interested in is what cookware should I be looking at getting? I like non-stick, but I realize that it might not last if not taken care of or uses metal utensils. Is stainless my best bet, or is there quality non-stick that won't fall apart with proper care? Or is there a better option outside of those two?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been hearing nothing but negatives about the hiring process - jobs are posted for positions the managers have already decided on; listed positions are always either entry level or require 5+ years of experience. These stories are all over r/jobs.\n\nSeems to me like bypassing this process altogether would be our best bet. I'm debating the effectiveness of sending a hiring manager my resume and a cover letter out of the blue. \n\nThis 'I just met you, here's my resume' technique should have advantages to the 'apply and pray' method. if it succeeded in getting anyone to look at your resume. You become more than a number, for one. I'm not sure how companies would react to this kind of cold-calling."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been hearing nothing but negatives about the hiring process - jobs are posted for positions the managers have already decided on; listed positions are always either entry level or require 5+ years of experience. These stories are all over r/jobs.\n\nSeems to me like bypassing this process altogether would be our best bet. I'm debating the effectiveness of sending a hiring manager my resume and a cover letter out of the blue. \n\nThis 'I just met you, here's my resume' technique should have advantages to the 'apply and pray' method. if it succeeded in getting anyone to look at your resume. You become more than a number, for one. I'm not sure how companies would react to this kind of cold-calling."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been hearing nothing but negatives about the hiring process - jobs are posted for positions the managers have already decided on; listed positions are always either entry level or require 5+ years of experience. These stories are all over r/jobs.\n\nSeems to me like bypassing this process altogether would be our best bet. I'm debating the effectiveness of sending a hiring manager my resume and a cover letter out of the blue. \n\nThis 'I just met you, here's my resume' technique should have advantages to the 'apply and pray' method. if it succeeded in getting anyone to look at your resume. You become more than a number, for one. I'm not sure how companies would react to this kind of cold-calling."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been hearing nothing but negatives about the hiring process - jobs are posted for positions the managers have already decided on; listed positions are always either entry level or require 5+ years of experience. These stories are all over r/jobs.\n\nSeems to me like bypassing this process altogether would be our best bet. I'm debating the effectiveness of sending a hiring manager my resume and a cover letter out of the blue. \n\nThis 'I just met you, here's my resume' technique should have advantages to the 'apply and pray' method. if it succeeded in getting anyone to look at your resume. You become more than a number, for one. I'm not sure how companies would react to this kind of cold-calling."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm working with a man who I am very attracted to and yet is quite a bit older than me. I'm a 20F, he's at least 38. Possibly older, although he does look young for his age. But doesn't change the fact that he is double my age and could be my father. Anyway, we've known each other for a couple weeks, and I don't know if it's something I should pursue. Part of me thinks he may just see me as, well, someone who could be his daughter. And then, if I do pursue it and he responds, is that really creepy and wrong? I know that relationships with such a large age gap happen (my grandparents, for one), but not when the age gap happens so early in life. Like a 50yo and 70yo is very different from a 20yo and 40yo. \n\nI grew up with siblings who are a lot older than me, so I find that I connect much better with an older age range. I get on really well with people in their mid 30s, and I find myself developing friendships with a lot of my friends parents. I've never had an intimate relationship with someone who is older, but I am often attracted to (much) older men. \n\nI'm physically attracted to this man, and get along with him well. I don't believe he is married, or has any kids (which I prefer, because most older men do and I'm genuinely attracted to them and don't have some home-wrecking fantasy to live out). He may see me as way too young for him, but I wonder if this is something worth looking into. Does anyone see potential in this, or is it completely wrong and creepy? Do you think the general public would look down on this?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm working with a man who I am very attracted to and yet is quite a bit older than me. I'm a 20F, he's at least 38. Possibly older, although he does look young for his age. But doesn't change the fact that he is double my age and could be my father. Anyway, we've known each other for a couple weeks, and I don't know if it's something I should pursue. Part of me thinks he may just see me as, well, someone who could be his daughter. And then, if I do pursue it and he responds, is that really creepy and wrong? I know that relationships with such a large age gap happen (my grandparents, for one), but not when the age gap happens so early in life. Like a 50yo and 70yo is very different from a 20yo and 40yo. \n\nI grew up with siblings who are a lot older than me, so I find that I connect much better with an older age range. I get on really well with people in their mid 30s, and I find myself developing friendships with a lot of my friends parents. I've never had an intimate relationship with someone who is older, but I am often attracted to (much) older men. \n\nI'm physically attracted to this man, and get along with him well. I don't believe he is married, or has any kids (which I prefer, because most older men do and I'm genuinely attracted to them and don't have some home-wrecking fantasy to live out). He may see me as way too young for him, but I wonder if this is something worth looking into. Does anyone see potential in this, or is it completely wrong and creepy? Do you think the general public would look down on this?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm working with a man who I am very attracted to and yet is quite a bit older than me. I'm a 20F, he's at least 38. Possibly older, although he does look young for his age. But doesn't change the fact that he is double my age and could be my father. Anyway, we've known each other for a couple weeks, and I don't know if it's something I should pursue. Part of me thinks he may just see me as, well, someone who could be his daughter. And then, if I do pursue it and he responds, is that really creepy and wrong? I know that relationships with such a large age gap happen (my grandparents, for one), but not when the age gap happens so early in life. Like a 50yo and 70yo is very different from a 20yo and 40yo. \n\nI grew up with siblings who are a lot older than me, so I find that I connect much better with an older age range. I get on really well with people in their mid 30s, and I find myself developing friendships with a lot of my friends parents. I've never had an intimate relationship with someone who is older, but I am often attracted to (much) older men. \n\nI'm physically attracted to this man, and get along with him well. I don't believe he is married, or has any kids (which I prefer, because most older men do and I'm genuinely attracted to them and don't have some home-wrecking fantasy to live out). He may see me as way too young for him, but I wonder if this is something worth looking into. Does anyone see potential in this, or is it completely wrong and creepy? Do you think the general public would look down on this?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm working with a man who I am very attracted to and yet is quite a bit older than me. I'm a 20F, he's at least 38. Possibly older, although he does look young for his age. But doesn't change the fact that he is double my age and could be my father. Anyway, we've known each other for a couple weeks, and I don't know if it's something I should pursue. Part of me thinks he may just see me as, well, someone who could be his daughter. And then, if I do pursue it and he responds, is that really creepy and wrong? I know that relationships with such a large age gap happen (my grandparents, for one), but not when the age gap happens so early in life. Like a 50yo and 70yo is very different from a 20yo and 40yo. \n\nI grew up with siblings who are a lot older than me, so I find that I connect much better with an older age range. I get on really well with people in their mid 30s, and I find myself developing friendships with a lot of my friends parents. I've never had an intimate relationship with someone who is older, but I am often attracted to (much) older men. \n\nI'm physically attracted to this man, and get along with him well. I don't believe he is married, or has any kids (which I prefer, because most older men do and I'm genuinely attracted to them and don't have some home-wrecking fantasy to live out). He may see me as way too young for him, but I wonder if this is something worth looking into. Does anyone see potential in this, or is it completely wrong and creepy? Do you think the general public would look down on this?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm 18, I was 16 or 17 when this happened. Male. Around 5 foot 9 inches right now. Around 140 pounds last I checked. African American and Caucasian. New Jersey. \n\nAbout a year or so ago, I had what I just thought to be heat exhaustion and shrugged it off. I had a pounding headache, was very dizzy and lightheaded, very nauseous, I had trouble seeing, I can't remember if I had sweat but I don't think I did, my muscles were really hard to move and I felt really really heavy, unbelievably heavy, and I blacked out briefly once or twice. Everyone around me noticed and helped cool me off as soon as they could.\n\nI never got it checked out. At all. I didn't go to the doctors about it or have blood work done or anything. I believe I only described it as heat exhaustion if anyone ever asked, since I thought it was that, although I have second thoughts after talking with someone who officially had heat stroke.\n\nThe question is, should I get it checked into now, over a year later. Sometime within the past 6 months or so I've experienced fairly consistent somewhat poor memory as well as having my speech deteriorate a little bit. Nothing major just having trouble finding the right words and stuttering a bit. I was thinking that was just from hitting my head a while back (which I also didn't get checked out.) but it may be from what may have been heat stroke."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm 18, I was 16 or 17 when this happened. Male. Around 5 foot 9 inches right now. Around 140 pounds last I checked. African American and Caucasian. New Jersey. \n\nAbout a year or so ago, I had what I just thought to be heat exhaustion and shrugged it off. I had a pounding headache, was very dizzy and lightheaded, very nauseous, I had trouble seeing, I can't remember if I had sweat but I don't think I did, my muscles were really hard to move and I felt really really heavy, unbelievably heavy, and I blacked out briefly once or twice. Everyone around me noticed and helped cool me off as soon as they could.\n\nI never got it checked out. At all. I didn't go to the doctors about it or have blood work done or anything. I believe I only described it as heat exhaustion if anyone ever asked, since I thought it was that, although I have second thoughts after talking with someone who officially had heat stroke.\n\nThe question is, should I get it checked into now, over a year later. Sometime within the past 6 months or so I've experienced fairly consistent somewhat poor memory as well as having my speech deteriorate a little bit. Nothing major just having trouble finding the right words and stuttering a bit. I was thinking that was just from hitting my head a while back (which I also didn't get checked out.) but it may be from what may have been heat stroke."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm 18, I was 16 or 17 when this happened. Male. Around 5 foot 9 inches right now. Around 140 pounds last I checked. African American and Caucasian. New Jersey. \n\nAbout a year or so ago, I had what I just thought to be heat exhaustion and shrugged it off. I had a pounding headache, was very dizzy and lightheaded, very nauseous, I had trouble seeing, I can't remember if I had sweat but I don't think I did, my muscles were really hard to move and I felt really really heavy, unbelievably heavy, and I blacked out briefly once or twice. Everyone around me noticed and helped cool me off as soon as they could.\n\nI never got it checked out. At all. I didn't go to the doctors about it or have blood work done or anything. I believe I only described it as heat exhaustion if anyone ever asked, since I thought it was that, although I have second thoughts after talking with someone who officially had heat stroke.\n\nThe question is, should I get it checked into now, over a year later. Sometime within the past 6 months or so I've experienced fairly consistent somewhat poor memory as well as having my speech deteriorate a little bit. Nothing major just having trouble finding the right words and stuttering a bit. I was thinking that was just from hitting my head a while back (which I also didn't get checked out.) but it may be from what may have been heat stroke."
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