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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Long story short I broke up with my ex due to long distance. It wasn't purely the distance, more the less effort from his side but after I broke up with him I did beg to get back together except he had the notion that I would just break up with him again. This was my first relationship which lasted for about 10 months. I won't give much details for anonymity but now I am trying to get over him with no contact and hope that we can remain friends after.\n\nThe situation I'm in means I'm not exactly having the time of my life but my ex is because he's recently started uni so really I think he chose his new exciting life over me. What is more annoying is the fact that I got food poisoning last night so I'm not exactly having good times but I found out he's hanging out with his old friend for a birthday meal. I know that's not anything really big but it just shows that he's having a perfectly normal happy social life while I'm mostly browsing reddit feeling a bit nauseous due to the food poisoning. \n\nHe's only contacted me twice since I started no contact but it's just to inform me that he got 29/30 on a mock test. He's not the type to boast or be arrogant; he's a really nice guy and I think he told me because we are still friends. But I can't help feeling like \"what I have done wrong?\" state of mind to be in this shitty situation where unfortunate events keep happening. None of us did anything wrong, no infidelity or in-compatibleness, I might have over reacted and broke up prematurely but I still stand by my decision and don't think there are any chances of reconciliation (although I keep wishing things might turn out alright :| ). Why is this happening to me? :("
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Long story short I broke up with my ex due to long distance. It wasn't purely the distance, more the less effort from his side but after I broke up with him I did beg to get back together except he had the notion that I would just break up with him again. This was my first relationship which lasted for about 10 months. I won't give much details for anonymity but now I am trying to get over him with no contact and hope that we can remain friends after.\n\nThe situation I'm in means I'm not exactly having the time of my life but my ex is because he's recently started uni so really I think he chose his new exciting life over me. What is more annoying is the fact that I got food poisoning last night so I'm not exactly having good times but I found out he's hanging out with his old friend for a birthday meal. I know that's not anything really big but it just shows that he's having a perfectly normal happy social life while I'm mostly browsing reddit feeling a bit nauseous due to the food poisoning. \n\nHe's only contacted me twice since I started no contact but it's just to inform me that he got 29/30 on a mock test. He's not the type to boast or be arrogant; he's a really nice guy and I think he told me because we are still friends. But I can't help feeling like \"what I have done wrong?\" state of mind to be in this shitty situation where unfortunate events keep happening. None of us did anything wrong, no infidelity or in-compatibleness, I might have over reacted and broke up prematurely but I still stand by my decision and don't think there are any chances of reconciliation (although I keep wishing things might turn out alright :| ). Why is this happening to me? :("
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met through mutual friends at a party/gathering, she was really pretty and outgoing so I asked her out on coffee/lunch date and she said yes. On first date we spent like 10 hours just talking about everything, we had very similar interests, many mutual friends so there were lots of things to talk about. Everything seemed to be going well. Afterwards she kept hinting for a second date so I asked her and she said yes. On second date we went out for dinner then she suggested we go drink at her favourite place, so we did - ran into her old friends, we drank together and had fun. Girl ended up getting trashed though, so I got a cab for her, kissed her good night. After that night I got the vibe that she wasn't so eager to see me again (late replies to texts, \"oh I have family visiting\" etc.). Asked her out again anyways, first time she had 'plans to visit friends', second time she didn't reply. so I stopped talking to her.\n\nNow I had a lot of fun with this girl, I mean we only went out on two dates but things were going really well. I didn't get any signs of her being uncomfortable or wanting to go home - wouldn't have gotten a second date and wouldn't have gone drinking if I fucked up on first date. Lots of physical contact too, initiated by her (because I've already told her I'm a fucking prude when it comes to physical contact). She was hot and I let her know it, she kept telling me I was cute, so doesn't seem to be the case of me being too ugly (hopefully). It all seemed to be going so well, then she just broke it off. I'm not even mad, I'm just fucking dumbfounded. well I'm a bit mad, I gave her a handkerchief when she was trashed and those were very nice handkerchiefs I got as gift. now they're gone. I would talk about this to our mutual friend but I don't like to talk to friends about relationships.\n\nLadies, do you think you can think of a reason why she didn't want to see me again? Gentlemen, do you have any similar experiences?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met through mutual friends at a party/gathering, she was really pretty and outgoing so I asked her out on coffee/lunch date and she said yes. On first date we spent like 10 hours just talking about everything, we had very similar interests, many mutual friends so there were lots of things to talk about. Everything seemed to be going well. Afterwards she kept hinting for a second date so I asked her and she said yes. On second date we went out for dinner then she suggested we go drink at her favourite place, so we did - ran into her old friends, we drank together and had fun. Girl ended up getting trashed though, so I got a cab for her, kissed her good night. After that night I got the vibe that she wasn't so eager to see me again (late replies to texts, \"oh I have family visiting\" etc.). Asked her out again anyways, first time she had 'plans to visit friends', second time she didn't reply. so I stopped talking to her.\n\nNow I had a lot of fun with this girl, I mean we only went out on two dates but things were going really well. I didn't get any signs of her being uncomfortable or wanting to go home - wouldn't have gotten a second date and wouldn't have gone drinking if I fucked up on first date. Lots of physical contact too, initiated by her (because I've already told her I'm a fucking prude when it comes to physical contact). She was hot and I let her know it, she kept telling me I was cute, so doesn't seem to be the case of me being too ugly (hopefully). It all seemed to be going so well, then she just broke it off. I'm not even mad, I'm just fucking dumbfounded. well I'm a bit mad, I gave her a handkerchief when she was trashed and those were very nice handkerchiefs I got as gift. now they're gone. I would talk about this to our mutual friend but I don't like to talk to friends about relationships.\n\nLadies, do you think you can think of a reason why she didn't want to see me again? Gentlemen, do you have any similar experiences?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met through mutual friends at a party/gathering, she was really pretty and outgoing so I asked her out on coffee/lunch date and she said yes. On first date we spent like 10 hours just talking about everything, we had very similar interests, many mutual friends so there were lots of things to talk about. Everything seemed to be going well. Afterwards she kept hinting for a second date so I asked her and she said yes. On second date we went out for dinner then she suggested we go drink at her favourite place, so we did - ran into her old friends, we drank together and had fun. Girl ended up getting trashed though, so I got a cab for her, kissed her good night. After that night I got the vibe that she wasn't so eager to see me again (late replies to texts, \"oh I have family visiting\" etc.). Asked her out again anyways, first time she had 'plans to visit friends', second time she didn't reply. so I stopped talking to her.\n\nNow I had a lot of fun with this girl, I mean we only went out on two dates but things were going really well. I didn't get any signs of her being uncomfortable or wanting to go home - wouldn't have gotten a second date and wouldn't have gone drinking if I fucked up on first date. Lots of physical contact too, initiated by her (because I've already told her I'm a fucking prude when it comes to physical contact). She was hot and I let her know it, she kept telling me I was cute, so doesn't seem to be the case of me being too ugly (hopefully). It all seemed to be going so well, then she just broke it off. I'm not even mad, I'm just fucking dumbfounded. well I'm a bit mad, I gave her a handkerchief when she was trashed and those were very nice handkerchiefs I got as gift. now they're gone. I would talk about this to our mutual friend but I don't like to talk to friends about relationships.\n\nLadies, do you think you can think of a reason why she didn't want to see me again? Gentlemen, do you have any similar experiences?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: We met through mutual friends at a party/gathering, she was really pretty and outgoing so I asked her out on coffee/lunch date and she said yes. On first date we spent like 10 hours just talking about everything, we had very similar interests, many mutual friends so there were lots of things to talk about. Everything seemed to be going well. Afterwards she kept hinting for a second date so I asked her and she said yes. On second date we went out for dinner then she suggested we go drink at her favourite place, so we did - ran into her old friends, we drank together and had fun. Girl ended up getting trashed though, so I got a cab for her, kissed her good night. After that night I got the vibe that she wasn't so eager to see me again (late replies to texts, \"oh I have family visiting\" etc.). Asked her out again anyways, first time she had 'plans to visit friends', second time she didn't reply. so I stopped talking to her.\n\nNow I had a lot of fun with this girl, I mean we only went out on two dates but things were going really well. I didn't get any signs of her being uncomfortable or wanting to go home - wouldn't have gotten a second date and wouldn't have gone drinking if I fucked up on first date. Lots of physical contact too, initiated by her (because I've already told her I'm a fucking prude when it comes to physical contact). She was hot and I let her know it, she kept telling me I was cute, so doesn't seem to be the case of me being too ugly (hopefully). It all seemed to be going so well, then she just broke it off. I'm not even mad, I'm just fucking dumbfounded. well I'm a bit mad, I gave her a handkerchief when she was trashed and those were very nice handkerchiefs I got as gift. now they're gone. I would talk about this to our mutual friend but I don't like to talk to friends about relationships.\n\nLadies, do you think you can think of a reason why she didn't want to see me again? Gentlemen, do you have any similar experiences?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Let me preface this by explaining my previous relationship so I don't sound like a horrible person. I dated my ex for two years, most of it long distance. In the past few months, the distance really started wearing on me, but we just kept saying \"maybe it'll get better\" and didn't break up. Recently, we barely even talked, and I didn't really feel like I was in a relationship. I was emotionally distanced and basically checked out of the relationship, so a week ago, I finally decided to end it. He took the break up much harder than me, but after a day or so of being sad about \"what could have been,\" I pretty much accepted the break up. \n\nNow, enter the other guy. We've been friends for a year, so the whole time he's known me, I've been in a relationship. I confided in him that I was unhappy with my relationship and going to end it. After the break up, he confessed that he's liked me since he met me, he just didn't tell me because I had a boyfriend (which I appreciated). I've always found him attractive and enjoyed his company a lot, and now knowing that he likes me makes me want to pursue a relationship with him. However, I'm worried about this rapid turnover. My friend has been very understanding and says he doesn't want to pressure me or anything, he realizes this is an unconventional situation. I feel pretty moved on from my ex, but I don't want this to seem like a rebound or that I don't know how to be single. How should I deal with this potential new relationship going forward?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Let me preface this by explaining my previous relationship so I don't sound like a horrible person. I dated my ex for two years, most of it long distance. In the past few months, the distance really started wearing on me, but we just kept saying \"maybe it'll get better\" and didn't break up. Recently, we barely even talked, and I didn't really feel like I was in a relationship. I was emotionally distanced and basically checked out of the relationship, so a week ago, I finally decided to end it. He took the break up much harder than me, but after a day or so of being sad about \"what could have been,\" I pretty much accepted the break up. \n\nNow, enter the other guy. We've been friends for a year, so the whole time he's known me, I've been in a relationship. I confided in him that I was unhappy with my relationship and going to end it. After the break up, he confessed that he's liked me since he met me, he just didn't tell me because I had a boyfriend (which I appreciated). I've always found him attractive and enjoyed his company a lot, and now knowing that he likes me makes me want to pursue a relationship with him. However, I'm worried about this rapid turnover. My friend has been very understanding and says he doesn't want to pressure me or anything, he realizes this is an unconventional situation. I feel pretty moved on from my ex, but I don't want this to seem like a rebound or that I don't know how to be single. How should I deal with this potential new relationship going forward?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Let me preface this by explaining my previous relationship so I don't sound like a horrible person. I dated my ex for two years, most of it long distance. In the past few months, the distance really started wearing on me, but we just kept saying \"maybe it'll get better\" and didn't break up. Recently, we barely even talked, and I didn't really feel like I was in a relationship. I was emotionally distanced and basically checked out of the relationship, so a week ago, I finally decided to end it. He took the break up much harder than me, but after a day or so of being sad about \"what could have been,\" I pretty much accepted the break up. \n\nNow, enter the other guy. We've been friends for a year, so the whole time he's known me, I've been in a relationship. I confided in him that I was unhappy with my relationship and going to end it. After the break up, he confessed that he's liked me since he met me, he just didn't tell me because I had a boyfriend (which I appreciated). I've always found him attractive and enjoyed his company a lot, and now knowing that he likes me makes me want to pursue a relationship with him. However, I'm worried about this rapid turnover. My friend has been very understanding and says he doesn't want to pressure me or anything, he realizes this is an unconventional situation. I feel pretty moved on from my ex, but I don't want this to seem like a rebound or that I don't know how to be single. How should I deal with this potential new relationship going forward?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Let me preface this by explaining my previous relationship so I don't sound like a horrible person. I dated my ex for two years, most of it long distance. In the past few months, the distance really started wearing on me, but we just kept saying \"maybe it'll get better\" and didn't break up. Recently, we barely even talked, and I didn't really feel like I was in a relationship. I was emotionally distanced and basically checked out of the relationship, so a week ago, I finally decided to end it. He took the break up much harder than me, but after a day or so of being sad about \"what could have been,\" I pretty much accepted the break up. \n\nNow, enter the other guy. We've been friends for a year, so the whole time he's known me, I've been in a relationship. I confided in him that I was unhappy with my relationship and going to end it. After the break up, he confessed that he's liked me since he met me, he just didn't tell me because I had a boyfriend (which I appreciated). I've always found him attractive and enjoyed his company a lot, and now knowing that he likes me makes me want to pursue a relationship with him. However, I'm worried about this rapid turnover. My friend has been very understanding and says he doesn't want to pressure me or anything, he realizes this is an unconventional situation. I feel pretty moved on from my ex, but I don't want this to seem like a rebound or that I don't know how to be single. How should I deal with this potential new relationship going forward?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been in a relationship for a year and two months but have known each other for about 7 years. We recently moved together from our hometown to a new town and are now living together until we find our own apartments to live in the new town. We decided to live separately to avoid extra stress. We've been fighting a lot lately as we're moving out at the end of July and tensions have been high.\n\n Our biggest issue, however, is the fact that she is upset in my appearance, says I don't work out enough and eat enough. When we argue she says she shouldn't have gotten into a relationship with someone who wasn't exactly what she wanted. I try to work out, eat as much as possible, ect. but she never seems satisfied even if I do gain weight and work on looking better.\n\n Also, she'll tell me everyday about how bigger more muscly guys are always telling her shes beautiful on the bus and talking to her. She looks up photos of guys like Channing Tatum online and asks me why I don't look like that. I want to work out and look good because it makes me feel good, but I don't like having to do it because it's maybe whats keeping our relationship together.\n \n I want to make this work out because I moved here with her because I love her but I what to know what, r/relationships thinks about it. She says she loves me but I don't know if shes just saying it, to say it. Am I being weak and should just keep at it, even if she may never be satisfied with how I am? Or am I in a relationship that really will never work, and I should find someone who appreciates me more for how I already am?\n\n Feel free to ask me questions regarding our relationship, I'm open to answer pretty much any question that will help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been in a relationship for a year and two months but have known each other for about 7 years. We recently moved together from our hometown to a new town and are now living together until we find our own apartments to live in the new town. We decided to live separately to avoid extra stress. We've been fighting a lot lately as we're moving out at the end of July and tensions have been high.\n\n Our biggest issue, however, is the fact that she is upset in my appearance, says I don't work out enough and eat enough. When we argue she says she shouldn't have gotten into a relationship with someone who wasn't exactly what she wanted. I try to work out, eat as much as possible, ect. but she never seems satisfied even if I do gain weight and work on looking better.\n\n Also, she'll tell me everyday about how bigger more muscly guys are always telling her shes beautiful on the bus and talking to her. She looks up photos of guys like Channing Tatum online and asks me why I don't look like that. I want to work out and look good because it makes me feel good, but I don't like having to do it because it's maybe whats keeping our relationship together.\n \n I want to make this work out because I moved here with her because I love her but I what to know what, r/relationships thinks about it. She says she loves me but I don't know if shes just saying it, to say it. Am I being weak and should just keep at it, even if she may never be satisfied with how I am? Or am I in a relationship that really will never work, and I should find someone who appreciates me more for how I already am?\n\n Feel free to ask me questions regarding our relationship, I'm open to answer pretty much any question that will help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been in a relationship for a year and two months but have known each other for about 7 years. We recently moved together from our hometown to a new town and are now living together until we find our own apartments to live in the new town. We decided to live separately to avoid extra stress. We've been fighting a lot lately as we're moving out at the end of July and tensions have been high.\n\n Our biggest issue, however, is the fact that she is upset in my appearance, says I don't work out enough and eat enough. When we argue she says she shouldn't have gotten into a relationship with someone who wasn't exactly what she wanted. I try to work out, eat as much as possible, ect. but she never seems satisfied even if I do gain weight and work on looking better.\n\n Also, she'll tell me everyday about how bigger more muscly guys are always telling her shes beautiful on the bus and talking to her. She looks up photos of guys like Channing Tatum online and asks me why I don't look like that. I want to work out and look good because it makes me feel good, but I don't like having to do it because it's maybe whats keeping our relationship together.\n \n I want to make this work out because I moved here with her because I love her but I what to know what, r/relationships thinks about it. She says she loves me but I don't know if shes just saying it, to say it. Am I being weak and should just keep at it, even if she may never be satisfied with how I am? Or am I in a relationship that really will never work, and I should find someone who appreciates me more for how I already am?\n\n Feel free to ask me questions regarding our relationship, I'm open to answer pretty much any question that will help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been in a relationship for a year and two months but have known each other for about 7 years. We recently moved together from our hometown to a new town and are now living together until we find our own apartments to live in the new town. We decided to live separately to avoid extra stress. We've been fighting a lot lately as we're moving out at the end of July and tensions have been high.\n\n Our biggest issue, however, is the fact that she is upset in my appearance, says I don't work out enough and eat enough. When we argue she says she shouldn't have gotten into a relationship with someone who wasn't exactly what she wanted. I try to work out, eat as much as possible, ect. but she never seems satisfied even if I do gain weight and work on looking better.\n\n Also, she'll tell me everyday about how bigger more muscly guys are always telling her shes beautiful on the bus and talking to her. She looks up photos of guys like Channing Tatum online and asks me why I don't look like that. I want to work out and look good because it makes me feel good, but I don't like having to do it because it's maybe whats keeping our relationship together.\n \n I want to make this work out because I moved here with her because I love her but I what to know what, r/relationships thinks about it. She says she loves me but I don't know if shes just saying it, to say it. Am I being weak and should just keep at it, even if she may never be satisfied with how I am? Or am I in a relationship that really will never work, and I should find someone who appreciates me more for how I already am?\n\n Feel free to ask me questions regarding our relationship, I'm open to answer pretty much any question that will help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In the past few years my first cousin, A, has gone through quite a bit and has recently come out the other end of a 5yr bad situation and the whole family is very proud of her and happy for her which makes her wedding even more exciting for the fam. She and I grew up about 30 minutes away from each other and while we always got along very well when we're together we haven't been particularly close.\n\nA and her future husband got engaged right around Christmas last year and are planning their wedding for this October. She was going to have her SIL-to-be as her only bridesmaid. Since her SIL-to-be is only about 21 and A's mother is completely un-involved I stepped up to throw her shower and have offered my time and help from the minute she announced the engagement. She recently asked me to be her MOH since I have taken on many of the duties and am being so supportive and helpful. I was excited and grateful for the honor.\n\nNOW, I got engaged last weekend and am planning on getting married next June- eight months after A's wedding. I was only planning on having two girls, my best friend of about 20 years and my cousin who is more like my little sister, stand up for me. My mom basically said that I have to have A stand up for me too. I'm not completely opposed to the idea but I don't want to make the decision because I'm forced, I want to include her since if we end up closer after her wedding/in the process."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In the past few years my first cousin, A, has gone through quite a bit and has recently come out the other end of a 5yr bad situation and the whole family is very proud of her and happy for her which makes her wedding even more exciting for the fam. She and I grew up about 30 minutes away from each other and while we always got along very well when we're together we haven't been particularly close.\n\nA and her future husband got engaged right around Christmas last year and are planning their wedding for this October. She was going to have her SIL-to-be as her only bridesmaid. Since her SIL-to-be is only about 21 and A's mother is completely un-involved I stepped up to throw her shower and have offered my time and help from the minute she announced the engagement. She recently asked me to be her MOH since I have taken on many of the duties and am being so supportive and helpful. I was excited and grateful for the honor.\n\nNOW, I got engaged last weekend and am planning on getting married next June- eight months after A's wedding. I was only planning on having two girls, my best friend of about 20 years and my cousin who is more like my little sister, stand up for me. My mom basically said that I have to have A stand up for me too. I'm not completely opposed to the idea but I don't want to make the decision because I'm forced, I want to include her since if we end up closer after her wedding/in the process."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In the past few years my first cousin, A, has gone through quite a bit and has recently come out the other end of a 5yr bad situation and the whole family is very proud of her and happy for her which makes her wedding even more exciting for the fam. She and I grew up about 30 minutes away from each other and while we always got along very well when we're together we haven't been particularly close.\n\nA and her future husband got engaged right around Christmas last year and are planning their wedding for this October. She was going to have her SIL-to-be as her only bridesmaid. Since her SIL-to-be is only about 21 and A's mother is completely un-involved I stepped up to throw her shower and have offered my time and help from the minute she announced the engagement. She recently asked me to be her MOH since I have taken on many of the duties and am being so supportive and helpful. I was excited and grateful for the honor.\n\nNOW, I got engaged last weekend and am planning on getting married next June- eight months after A's wedding. I was only planning on having two girls, my best friend of about 20 years and my cousin who is more like my little sister, stand up for me. My mom basically said that I have to have A stand up for me too. I'm not completely opposed to the idea but I don't want to make the decision because I'm forced, I want to include her since if we end up closer after her wedding/in the process."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In the past few years my first cousin, A, has gone through quite a bit and has recently come out the other end of a 5yr bad situation and the whole family is very proud of her and happy for her which makes her wedding even more exciting for the fam. She and I grew up about 30 minutes away from each other and while we always got along very well when we're together we haven't been particularly close.\n\nA and her future husband got engaged right around Christmas last year and are planning their wedding for this October. She was going to have her SIL-to-be as her only bridesmaid. Since her SIL-to-be is only about 21 and A's mother is completely un-involved I stepped up to throw her shower and have offered my time and help from the minute she announced the engagement. She recently asked me to be her MOH since I have taken on many of the duties and am being so supportive and helpful. I was excited and grateful for the honor.\n\nNOW, I got engaged last weekend and am planning on getting married next June- eight months after A's wedding. I was only planning on having two girls, my best friend of about 20 years and my cousin who is more like my little sister, stand up for me. My mom basically said that I have to have A stand up for me too. I'm not completely opposed to the idea but I don't want to make the decision because I'm forced, I want to include her since if we end up closer after her wedding/in the process."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm graduating high-school end of next year, and then I'm planning on going solo to the UK to pursue my dream career.\n\nMy best friend, however, has other ideas. She's literally under the impression we'll be getting married and moving overseas together. We have a bit of a weird relationship - we're dating (except we haven't acknowledged that we're dating), and she's happy to flirt with other girls as long as she knows she has \"first dibs\" on me.\n\nI'm getting tired of it. Either we need to officially date or I need to stop being around her. I've tried just *not* having feelings for her for three years and it doesn't work, it's all or nothing at this point. And I'm not even sure she's somebody I'd want to spend the rest of my life with anyway; she's very full of herself and puts me down a lot when I achieve something she's incapable of, and she's just all round an extremely jealous person. I love her dearly and I'm closer to her than anyone in the world, but I'm just sick to death of being sidelined.\n\nI mentioned to a friend that I was looking at internships in the UK, and she went, \"oh, how are we gonna afford to live in that part of the UK though?\" I don't know how to tell her that this dream life she's got in her head isn't happening.\n\nAnd is it weird that I'm okay with leaving all my friends behind? The majority of them have turned out similar to said best friend, very arrogant and snobbish. I'll miss them a lot, but I just want to go to a new country and start fresh and independent."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm graduating high-school end of next year, and then I'm planning on going solo to the UK to pursue my dream career.\n\nMy best friend, however, has other ideas. She's literally under the impression we'll be getting married and moving overseas together. We have a bit of a weird relationship - we're dating (except we haven't acknowledged that we're dating), and she's happy to flirt with other girls as long as she knows she has \"first dibs\" on me.\n\nI'm getting tired of it. Either we need to officially date or I need to stop being around her. I've tried just *not* having feelings for her for three years and it doesn't work, it's all or nothing at this point. And I'm not even sure she's somebody I'd want to spend the rest of my life with anyway; she's very full of herself and puts me down a lot when I achieve something she's incapable of, and she's just all round an extremely jealous person. I love her dearly and I'm closer to her than anyone in the world, but I'm just sick to death of being sidelined.\n\nI mentioned to a friend that I was looking at internships in the UK, and she went, \"oh, how are we gonna afford to live in that part of the UK though?\" I don't know how to tell her that this dream life she's got in her head isn't happening.\n\nAnd is it weird that I'm okay with leaving all my friends behind? The majority of them have turned out similar to said best friend, very arrogant and snobbish. I'll miss them a lot, but I just want to go to a new country and start fresh and independent."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: the other day i made a rather basic Oyster sauce stirfry, real simple, beef strips cooked through til the juices flowed, Bell pepers chopped rather small almost diced added to heat through, sweet corn as a extra, then added some oyster sauce to thicken and flavor then dished off on a bed of rice.\nTo me it was amazing but lacked something, my GF's mother (chinese) suggested that it needed to be more saucy, i was inclined to agree.\nNow the question how would i go about making it more saucy (more liquid) without adding more oyster sauce and making the flavor overpowering or adding water and diluting the flavor?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'll keep this short and sweet: basically my 25-year-old boyfriend of 7 months shared with me that he almost cheated on his last ex-girlfriend of 3 years. He said he was on facebook, telling this girl to come over to his house so he could fuck her, when his girlfriend walked by behind him and saw what he'd written. He said she got upset (obviously) and demaned to see the rest of his messages with this other girl. She then went on to confront the girl via facebook.\n\nAfter telling me this story, he made no indication that he was sorry any of it had happened but that he was upset his ex had looked through the rest of his messages and spoken with the other girl.\n\nI know the infidelity stories here get fairly intense and this is nothing really (is it?), but I'm starting to feel uncomfortable in the relationship. He's also mentioned how after a year or two he takes his girlfriends for granted. Is he throwing me small red flags that I should grab onto or am I being silly?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'll keep this short and sweet: basically my 25-year-old boyfriend of 7 months shared with me that he almost cheated on his last ex-girlfriend of 3 years. He said he was on facebook, telling this girl to come over to his house so he could fuck her, when his girlfriend walked by behind him and saw what he'd written. He said she got upset (obviously) and demaned to see the rest of his messages with this other girl. She then went on to confront the girl via facebook.\n\nAfter telling me this story, he made no indication that he was sorry any of it had happened but that he was upset his ex had looked through the rest of his messages and spoken with the other girl.\n\nI know the infidelity stories here get fairly intense and this is nothing really (is it?), but I'm starting to feel uncomfortable in the relationship. He's also mentioned how after a year or two he takes his girlfriends for granted. Is he throwing me small red flags that I should grab onto or am I being silly?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'll keep this short and sweet: basically my 25-year-old boyfriend of 7 months shared with me that he almost cheated on his last ex-girlfriend of 3 years. He said he was on facebook, telling this girl to come over to his house so he could fuck her, when his girlfriend walked by behind him and saw what he'd written. He said she got upset (obviously) and demaned to see the rest of his messages with this other girl. She then went on to confront the girl via facebook.\n\nAfter telling me this story, he made no indication that he was sorry any of it had happened but that he was upset his ex had looked through the rest of his messages and spoken with the other girl.\n\nI know the infidelity stories here get fairly intense and this is nothing really (is it?), but I'm starting to feel uncomfortable in the relationship. He's also mentioned how after a year or two he takes his girlfriends for granted. Is he throwing me small red flags that I should grab onto or am I being silly?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'll keep this short and sweet: basically my 25-year-old boyfriend of 7 months shared with me that he almost cheated on his last ex-girlfriend of 3 years. He said he was on facebook, telling this girl to come over to his house so he could fuck her, when his girlfriend walked by behind him and saw what he'd written. He said she got upset (obviously) and demaned to see the rest of his messages with this other girl. She then went on to confront the girl via facebook.\n\nAfter telling me this story, he made no indication that he was sorry any of it had happened but that he was upset his ex had looked through the rest of his messages and spoken with the other girl.\n\nI know the infidelity stories here get fairly intense and this is nothing really (is it?), but I'm starting to feel uncomfortable in the relationship. He's also mentioned how after a year or two he takes his girlfriends for granted. Is he throwing me small red flags that I should grab onto or am I being silly?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Asking for a friend who is 17 who doesn't use reddit-\n\nShe has about 60k USD in a bank account that a relative gave to her shortly before he died. No one in her family knows about the money but she is afraid that they will find out, especially her mom, who is spectacularly bad with money (spending lots of money of frivolous things, money disappearing, stealing money from kids' bank accounts etc.). The account is not linked to her mom in any way as far as she knows, but is under her name instead (used to be under her dead relative's name? I'm a bit confused as to how that worked out). The problem is, she will be applying to college in the US next year and she is afraid that colleges will force her to use all of that money right away to pay for school.\n\n She would like to save it until after school is over, but doesn't know how to hide it from her mom while also hiding it from schools? She has considered taking it out in cash over time and hiding it but that seems like a bad idea overall? I suggested to her to use a safety deposit box but it seems like there are rules and regulations for those under 18 in many places?\n\n Before she tries anything I thought it would be a good idea to ask here.\n\nI'd be happy to answer any questions as best I can for now. I'll ask her if I don't know anything."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Asking for a friend who is 17 who doesn't use reddit-\n\nShe has about 60k USD in a bank account that a relative gave to her shortly before he died. No one in her family knows about the money but she is afraid that they will find out, especially her mom, who is spectacularly bad with money (spending lots of money of frivolous things, money disappearing, stealing money from kids' bank accounts etc.). The account is not linked to her mom in any way as far as she knows, but is under her name instead (used to be under her dead relative's name? I'm a bit confused as to how that worked out). The problem is, she will be applying to college in the US next year and she is afraid that colleges will force her to use all of that money right away to pay for school.\n\n She would like to save it until after school is over, but doesn't know how to hide it from her mom while also hiding it from schools? She has considered taking it out in cash over time and hiding it but that seems like a bad idea overall? I suggested to her to use a safety deposit box but it seems like there are rules and regulations for those under 18 in many places?\n\n Before she tries anything I thought it would be a good idea to ask here.\n\nI'd be happy to answer any questions as best I can for now. I'll ask her if I don't know anything."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Asking for a friend who is 17 who doesn't use reddit-\n\nShe has about 60k USD in a bank account that a relative gave to her shortly before he died. No one in her family knows about the money but she is afraid that they will find out, especially her mom, who is spectacularly bad with money (spending lots of money of frivolous things, money disappearing, stealing money from kids' bank accounts etc.). The account is not linked to her mom in any way as far as she knows, but is under her name instead (used to be under her dead relative's name? I'm a bit confused as to how that worked out). The problem is, she will be applying to college in the US next year and she is afraid that colleges will force her to use all of that money right away to pay for school.\n\n She would like to save it until after school is over, but doesn't know how to hide it from her mom while also hiding it from schools? She has considered taking it out in cash over time and hiding it but that seems like a bad idea overall? I suggested to her to use a safety deposit box but it seems like there are rules and regulations for those under 18 in many places?\n\n Before she tries anything I thought it would be a good idea to ask here.\n\nI'd be happy to answer any questions as best I can for now. I'll ask her if I don't know anything."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Asking for a friend who is 17 who doesn't use reddit-\n\nShe has about 60k USD in a bank account that a relative gave to her shortly before he died. No one in her family knows about the money but she is afraid that they will find out, especially her mom, who is spectacularly bad with money (spending lots of money of frivolous things, money disappearing, stealing money from kids' bank accounts etc.). The account is not linked to her mom in any way as far as she knows, but is under her name instead (used to be under her dead relative's name? I'm a bit confused as to how that worked out). The problem is, she will be applying to college in the US next year and she is afraid that colleges will force her to use all of that money right away to pay for school.\n\n She would like to save it until after school is over, but doesn't know how to hide it from her mom while also hiding it from schools? She has considered taking it out in cash over time and hiding it but that seems like a bad idea overall? I suggested to her to use a safety deposit box but it seems like there are rules and regulations for those under 18 in many places?\n\n Before she tries anything I thought it would be a good idea to ask here.\n\nI'd be happy to answer any questions as best I can for now. I'll ask her if I don't know anything."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: The context is that we are in grad school, have spent some really good time together in social situations, and I have gotten a lot of signs she is interested in me (touching me, inside jokes, responding to all my texts and initiating convo with me). We've honestly been talking back and forth for about 2 straight weeks, each of us initiating convo about the same. \n\nI left for the holidays and she suggested I use snapchat, so for the last week we have been snapping back and forth and having some light playful convos. Moments ago, she initiated the conversation out of the blue mentioning something about my dog (again, playful). I was a few drinks in still enjoying the holidays and definitely buzzed, but we were messaging back and forth laughing about a mutual friend posting something about a \"cuddle buddy\" on a Las Vegas trip with our school since people are sharing beds. She joked about me having to have a male cuddle buddy. I'm going to Vegas and the girl I was talking to is not. \n\nI then snapped a pic (a good looking one of me laughing) saying \"be my cuddle buddy plz\" all in what I thought was good flirtatious humor. She responded by saying \"lol crazy. *let's leave it at buddies :)* (note: not sure if she just thought I was trying to be slick so she rebuffed the idea of a \"cuddle\" or if her intent was really to explicitly friend zone me) you can always cuddle with the bros lol\" and she asked if I was drinking with family, to which I said yes. Then I jokingly asked her if I was going to regret any of this, and she said she would \"be sure to remind me lol\". \n\nThe one thing to note about her is that she has been with only one guy in her life (told me this) and is very inexperienced in that regard. She has also only been living in the USA for 3 years (from a different country)."
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