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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Basically, a friend of mine asked me out of the blue whether I had a boyfriend. I said no, and for a few awkward minutes he quizzed me about my previous boyfriend and what he was like and whether I broke up with him, etc. \n\nA few minutes later, he then asked what I thought about him. It was really sudden, so I was totally caught off guard. I said “I think you’re really nice!” He covered his face with his hands and laughed a little and seemed disappointed by my answer\n\nWhat kind of answer was he expecting from me? I’m not sure what he was looking for exactly with my response. Was he hinting at something? Or just genuinely curious? I wasn’t totally sure so I just responded honestly. I’m really inexperienced with flirting and dating so I am really confused about what exactly he wanted from me. \n\nI asked a few of my friends. Some of them were quick to tell me they don’t think he’s a good guy and that he probably just wants to hook up with me. I’m not sure why they think so just from what I told them (they don’t know him)… but again, I am really inexperienced. And maybe they picked up on something I didn’t notice from what I told them?\n\nActually every time a guy hits on me or shows he's interested, some of my friends are always really dismissive of him and tell me that he just wants to hook up and that he'll move on to someone else soon. It kind of makes me nervous when guys approach me now, wondering if they always have some kind of motive. But this guy isn't like that I'm pretty sure, if only because we started off as friends. \n\nNot sure what to do or think. Honestly, I have feelings for him. But I'm not even sure if he feels the same way I do, or if he meant anything by what he said."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am asking because I am a bit torn on the subject. *My argument is not faith/religion based.* I consider myself a feminist and I work in a women's rights organization. I am uncomfortable with abortion and I don't think I could ever have one. That doesn't mean I condemn anyone who ever had one or who is considering one, it's just personal choice. I know it's a decision not made lightly or easily and not an easy decision to live with either.\n\nThe only thing that bugs me is that the more I read about women's rights, the more the conversation seems to become the pro-life vs. pro-choice argument. Other important issues are considered less such as: Female Genital Mutilation, forced marriage, domestic violence, honour violence, ritual abuse etc. to name a few. (I'm not saying they're not important to feminists, just that they are maybe 'less sensational' than abortion and hence not as well covered."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am asking because I am a bit torn on the subject. *My argument is not faith/religion based.* I consider myself a feminist and I work in a women's rights organization. I am uncomfortable with abortion and I don't think I could ever have one. That doesn't mean I condemn anyone who ever had one or who is considering one, it's just personal choice. I know it's a decision not made lightly or easily and not an easy decision to live with either.\n\nThe only thing that bugs me is that the more I read about women's rights, the more the conversation seems to become the pro-life vs. pro-choice argument. Other important issues are considered less such as: Female Genital Mutilation, forced marriage, domestic violence, honour violence, ritual abuse etc. to name a few. (I'm not saying they're not important to feminists, just that they are maybe 'less sensational' than abortion and hence not as well covered."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am asking because I am a bit torn on the subject. *My argument is not faith/religion based.* I consider myself a feminist and I work in a women's rights organization. I am uncomfortable with abortion and I don't think I could ever have one. That doesn't mean I condemn anyone who ever had one or who is considering one, it's just personal choice. I know it's a decision not made lightly or easily and not an easy decision to live with either.\n\nThe only thing that bugs me is that the more I read about women's rights, the more the conversation seems to become the pro-life vs. pro-choice argument. Other important issues are considered less such as: Female Genital Mutilation, forced marriage, domestic violence, honour violence, ritual abuse etc. to name a few. (I'm not saying they're not important to feminists, just that they are maybe 'less sensational' than abortion and hence not as well covered."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am asking because I am a bit torn on the subject. *My argument is not faith/religion based.* I consider myself a feminist and I work in a women's rights organization. I am uncomfortable with abortion and I don't think I could ever have one. That doesn't mean I condemn anyone who ever had one or who is considering one, it's just personal choice. I know it's a decision not made lightly or easily and not an easy decision to live with either.\n\nThe only thing that bugs me is that the more I read about women's rights, the more the conversation seems to become the pro-life vs. pro-choice argument. Other important issues are considered less such as: Female Genital Mutilation, forced marriage, domestic violence, honour violence, ritual abuse etc. to name a few. (I'm not saying they're not important to feminists, just that they are maybe 'less sensational' than abortion and hence not as well covered."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am asking because I am a bit torn on the subject. *My argument is not faith/religion based.* I consider myself a feminist and I work in a women's rights organization. I am uncomfortable with abortion and I don't think I could ever have one. That doesn't mean I condemn anyone who ever had one or who is considering one, it's just personal choice. I know it's a decision not made lightly or easily and not an easy decision to live with either.\n\nThe only thing that bugs me is that the more I read about women's rights, the more the conversation seems to become the pro-life vs. pro-choice argument. Other important issues are considered less such as: Female Genital Mutilation, forced marriage, domestic violence, honour violence, ritual abuse etc. to name a few. (I'm not saying they're not important to feminists, just that they are maybe 'less sensational' than abortion and hence not as well covered."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am asking because I am a bit torn on the subject. *My argument is not faith/religion based.* I consider myself a feminist and I work in a women's rights organization. I am uncomfortable with abortion and I don't think I could ever have one. That doesn't mean I condemn anyone who ever had one or who is considering one, it's just personal choice. I know it's a decision not made lightly or easily and not an easy decision to live with either.\n\nThe only thing that bugs me is that the more I read about women's rights, the more the conversation seems to become the pro-life vs. pro-choice argument. Other important issues are considered less such as: Female Genital Mutilation, forced marriage, domestic violence, honour violence, ritual abuse etc. to name a few. (I'm not saying they're not important to feminists, just that they are maybe 'less sensational' than abortion and hence not as well covered."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have no dating experience. This is a situation I never would have thought I would end up in. \n\nSo Dude the First, I've known him for about 6 months. It was casual sex at first, but in the last month we've been actively seeing each other. Only on weekends though, and not even every weekend. We don't talk except a few texts during the week, and not every day. We've never had a serious conversation about anything. \n\nHowever, when we are together, we cuddle, he holds my hand, we hang out with his friends, and he recently asked me if I wanted to take a trip with him to New York in April. We have also hung out and not had sex. He's started calling me \"babe\". \n\nWe have a lot of fun together, and I really like him. We have great sex, but not a big emotional connection. I find myself holding back from sharing with him because I feel he is not interested, but I think it could go somewhere, if I let it develop. \n\nDude the second I met last week. We have gone on two dates, and we have amazing conversations. I mean the type of conversations you have while you are stoned in college kind of deep. I find him VERY attractive. He listens, and I feel like I can really talk to him. We kissed and it was REALLY nice. This is the first time I've felt that \"spark\" people talk about on a date. \n\nI am worried that dude the first thinks of me as his girlfriend, (we've never discussed it though) and I'm worried I am getting way too ahead of myself with dude the second. And I'm worried I'm rushing with both guys and maybe I should just let things develop. I'm also worried I'm being an asshole to the first guy."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have no dating experience. This is a situation I never would have thought I would end up in. \n\nSo Dude the First, I've known him for about 6 months. It was casual sex at first, but in the last month we've been actively seeing each other. Only on weekends though, and not even every weekend. We don't talk except a few texts during the week, and not every day. We've never had a serious conversation about anything. \n\nHowever, when we are together, we cuddle, he holds my hand, we hang out with his friends, and he recently asked me if I wanted to take a trip with him to New York in April. We have also hung out and not had sex. He's started calling me \"babe\". \n\nWe have a lot of fun together, and I really like him. We have great sex, but not a big emotional connection. I find myself holding back from sharing with him because I feel he is not interested, but I think it could go somewhere, if I let it develop. \n\nDude the second I met last week. We have gone on two dates, and we have amazing conversations. I mean the type of conversations you have while you are stoned in college kind of deep. I find him VERY attractive. He listens, and I feel like I can really talk to him. We kissed and it was REALLY nice. This is the first time I've felt that \"spark\" people talk about on a date. \n\nI am worried that dude the first thinks of me as his girlfriend, (we've never discussed it though) and I'm worried I am getting way too ahead of myself with dude the second. And I'm worried I'm rushing with both guys and maybe I should just let things develop. I'm also worried I'm being an asshole to the first guy."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have no dating experience. This is a situation I never would have thought I would end up in. \n\nSo Dude the First, I've known him for about 6 months. It was casual sex at first, but in the last month we've been actively seeing each other. Only on weekends though, and not even every weekend. We don't talk except a few texts during the week, and not every day. We've never had a serious conversation about anything. \n\nHowever, when we are together, we cuddle, he holds my hand, we hang out with his friends, and he recently asked me if I wanted to take a trip with him to New York in April. We have also hung out and not had sex. He's started calling me \"babe\". \n\nWe have a lot of fun together, and I really like him. We have great sex, but not a big emotional connection. I find myself holding back from sharing with him because I feel he is not interested, but I think it could go somewhere, if I let it develop. \n\nDude the second I met last week. We have gone on two dates, and we have amazing conversations. I mean the type of conversations you have while you are stoned in college kind of deep. I find him VERY attractive. He listens, and I feel like I can really talk to him. We kissed and it was REALLY nice. This is the first time I've felt that \"spark\" people talk about on a date. \n\nI am worried that dude the first thinks of me as his girlfriend, (we've never discussed it though) and I'm worried I am getting way too ahead of myself with dude the second. And I'm worried I'm rushing with both guys and maybe I should just let things develop. I'm also worried I'm being an asshole to the first guy."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have no dating experience. This is a situation I never would have thought I would end up in. \n\nSo Dude the First, I've known him for about 6 months. It was casual sex at first, but in the last month we've been actively seeing each other. Only on weekends though, and not even every weekend. We don't talk except a few texts during the week, and not every day. We've never had a serious conversation about anything. \n\nHowever, when we are together, we cuddle, he holds my hand, we hang out with his friends, and he recently asked me if I wanted to take a trip with him to New York in April. We have also hung out and not had sex. He's started calling me \"babe\". \n\nWe have a lot of fun together, and I really like him. We have great sex, but not a big emotional connection. I find myself holding back from sharing with him because I feel he is not interested, but I think it could go somewhere, if I let it develop. \n\nDude the second I met last week. We have gone on two dates, and we have amazing conversations. I mean the type of conversations you have while you are stoned in college kind of deep. I find him VERY attractive. He listens, and I feel like I can really talk to him. We kissed and it was REALLY nice. This is the first time I've felt that \"spark\" people talk about on a date. \n\nI am worried that dude the first thinks of me as his girlfriend, (we've never discussed it though) and I'm worried I am getting way too ahead of myself with dude the second. And I'm worried I'm rushing with both guys and maybe I should just let things develop. I'm also worried I'm being an asshole to the first guy."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have no dating experience. This is a situation I never would have thought I would end up in. \n\nSo Dude the First, I've known him for about 6 months. It was casual sex at first, but in the last month we've been actively seeing each other. Only on weekends though, and not even every weekend. We don't talk except a few texts during the week, and not every day. We've never had a serious conversation about anything. \n\nHowever, when we are together, we cuddle, he holds my hand, we hang out with his friends, and he recently asked me if I wanted to take a trip with him to New York in April. We have also hung out and not had sex. He's started calling me \"babe\". \n\nWe have a lot of fun together, and I really like him. We have great sex, but not a big emotional connection. I find myself holding back from sharing with him because I feel he is not interested, but I think it could go somewhere, if I let it develop. \n\nDude the second I met last week. We have gone on two dates, and we have amazing conversations. I mean the type of conversations you have while you are stoned in college kind of deep. I find him VERY attractive. He listens, and I feel like I can really talk to him. We kissed and it was REALLY nice. This is the first time I've felt that \"spark\" people talk about on a date. \n\nI am worried that dude the first thinks of me as his girlfriend, (we've never discussed it though) and I'm worried I am getting way too ahead of myself with dude the second. And I'm worried I'm rushing with both guys and maybe I should just let things develop. I'm also worried I'm being an asshole to the first guy."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I have no dating experience. This is a situation I never would have thought I would end up in. \n\nSo Dude the First, I've known him for about 6 months. It was casual sex at first, but in the last month we've been actively seeing each other. Only on weekends though, and not even every weekend. We don't talk except a few texts during the week, and not every day. We've never had a serious conversation about anything. \n\nHowever, when we are together, we cuddle, he holds my hand, we hang out with his friends, and he recently asked me if I wanted to take a trip with him to New York in April. We have also hung out and not had sex. He's started calling me \"babe\". \n\nWe have a lot of fun together, and I really like him. We have great sex, but not a big emotional connection. I find myself holding back from sharing with him because I feel he is not interested, but I think it could go somewhere, if I let it develop. \n\nDude the second I met last week. We have gone on two dates, and we have amazing conversations. I mean the type of conversations you have while you are stoned in college kind of deep. I find him VERY attractive. He listens, and I feel like I can really talk to him. We kissed and it was REALLY nice. This is the first time I've felt that \"spark\" people talk about on a date. \n\nI am worried that dude the first thinks of me as his girlfriend, (we've never discussed it though) and I'm worried I am getting way too ahead of myself with dude the second. And I'm worried I'm rushing with both guys and maybe I should just let things develop. I'm also worried I'm being an asshole to the first guy."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I've (19/M) been getting on really well with a university course-mate (19/F) for ages. We hit it of from the first day of university and its kind of grown from there. She's kissed me a few times and we've mentioned about having sex, but this has only happened when we were drunk. Since then I've been getting really mixed messages, ie, she'd ask me to come over to do some studying and get really close, as if we were a couple. Then the next day hardly talk to me, and say that I'm really closed or whenever I mention what happened when we were drunk she changes the topic. We both know we find each other attractive, but I just don't know what step to take next."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I've (19/M) been getting on really well with a university course-mate (19/F) for ages. We hit it of from the first day of university and its kind of grown from there. She's kissed me a few times and we've mentioned about having sex, but this has only happened when we were drunk. Since then I've been getting really mixed messages, ie, she'd ask me to come over to do some studying and get really close, as if we were a couple. Then the next day hardly talk to me, and say that I'm really closed or whenever I mention what happened when we were drunk she changes the topic. We both know we find each other attractive, but I just don't know what step to take next."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I've (19/M) been getting on really well with a university course-mate (19/F) for ages. We hit it of from the first day of university and its kind of grown from there. She's kissed me a few times and we've mentioned about having sex, but this has only happened when we were drunk. Since then I've been getting really mixed messages, ie, she'd ask me to come over to do some studying and get really close, as if we were a couple. Then the next day hardly talk to me, and say that I'm really closed or whenever I mention what happened when we were drunk she changes the topic. We both know we find each other attractive, but I just don't know what step to take next."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I've (19/M) been getting on really well with a university course-mate (19/F) for ages. We hit it of from the first day of university and its kind of grown from there. She's kissed me a few times and we've mentioned about having sex, but this has only happened when we were drunk. Since then I've been getting really mixed messages, ie, she'd ask me to come over to do some studying and get really close, as if we were a couple. Then the next day hardly talk to me, and say that I'm really closed or whenever I mention what happened when we were drunk she changes the topic. We both know we find each other attractive, but I just don't know what step to take next."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I've (19/M) been getting on really well with a university course-mate (19/F) for ages. We hit it of from the first day of university and its kind of grown from there. She's kissed me a few times and we've mentioned about having sex, but this has only happened when we were drunk. Since then I've been getting really mixed messages, ie, she'd ask me to come over to do some studying and get really close, as if we were a couple. Then the next day hardly talk to me, and say that I'm really closed or whenever I mention what happened when we were drunk she changes the topic. We both know we find each other attractive, but I just don't know what step to take next."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I've (19/M) been getting on really well with a university course-mate (19/F) for ages. We hit it of from the first day of university and its kind of grown from there. She's kissed me a few times and we've mentioned about having sex, but this has only happened when we were drunk. Since then I've been getting really mixed messages, ie, she'd ask me to come over to do some studying and get really close, as if we were a couple. Then the next day hardly talk to me, and say that I'm really closed or whenever I mention what happened when we were drunk she changes the topic. We both know we find each other attractive, but I just don't know what step to take next."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been together for two years now. We both love each other tremendously, having started out as best friends for three years prior. The other day, she suddenly received an amazing career opportunity that she has always dreamed of: travel, excellent pay, and it in her field of study. However, she would be overseas, in different locations all over the world. Having talked it over and explored our options, we both came to the conclusion that we would have to end our relationship. \n\nI know that long distance relationships hardly ever work. I also know that I love her too much to even consider asking her to stay just for me.\n\nSo, I have until the end of April to make the most of our time together. Rather than end things on a sad note, I would much rather have us go out with a bang, making whatever precious memories we can until the inevitable day that we must part ways.\n\nIf you could please help me come up with meaningful ways to use our last few days together, I would greatly appreciate it. Also, ideas on a \"farewell present\" would also be welcome. \n\nThank you in advance from the bottom of my heart."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been together for two years now. We both love each other tremendously, having started out as best friends for three years prior. The other day, she suddenly received an amazing career opportunity that she has always dreamed of: travel, excellent pay, and it in her field of study. However, she would be overseas, in different locations all over the world. Having talked it over and explored our options, we both came to the conclusion that we would have to end our relationship. \n\nI know that long distance relationships hardly ever work. I also know that I love her too much to even consider asking her to stay just for me.\n\nSo, I have until the end of April to make the most of our time together. Rather than end things on a sad note, I would much rather have us go out with a bang, making whatever precious memories we can until the inevitable day that we must part ways.\n\nIf you could please help me come up with meaningful ways to use our last few days together, I would greatly appreciate it. Also, ideas on a \"farewell present\" would also be welcome. \n\nThank you in advance from the bottom of my heart."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been together for two years now. We both love each other tremendously, having started out as best friends for three years prior. The other day, she suddenly received an amazing career opportunity that she has always dreamed of: travel, excellent pay, and it in her field of study. However, she would be overseas, in different locations all over the world. Having talked it over and explored our options, we both came to the conclusion that we would have to end our relationship. \n\nI know that long distance relationships hardly ever work. I also know that I love her too much to even consider asking her to stay just for me.\n\nSo, I have until the end of April to make the most of our time together. Rather than end things on a sad note, I would much rather have us go out with a bang, making whatever precious memories we can until the inevitable day that we must part ways.\n\nIf you could please help me come up with meaningful ways to use our last few days together, I would greatly appreciate it. Also, ideas on a \"farewell present\" would also be welcome. \n\nThank you in advance from the bottom of my heart."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been together for two years now. We both love each other tremendously, having started out as best friends for three years prior. The other day, she suddenly received an amazing career opportunity that she has always dreamed of: travel, excellent pay, and it in her field of study. However, she would be overseas, in different locations all over the world. Having talked it over and explored our options, we both came to the conclusion that we would have to end our relationship. \n\nI know that long distance relationships hardly ever work. I also know that I love her too much to even consider asking her to stay just for me.\n\nSo, I have until the end of April to make the most of our time together. Rather than end things on a sad note, I would much rather have us go out with a bang, making whatever precious memories we can until the inevitable day that we must part ways.\n\nIf you could please help me come up with meaningful ways to use our last few days together, I would greatly appreciate it. Also, ideas on a \"farewell present\" would also be welcome. \n\nThank you in advance from the bottom of my heart."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been together for two years now. We both love each other tremendously, having started out as best friends for three years prior. The other day, she suddenly received an amazing career opportunity that she has always dreamed of: travel, excellent pay, and it in her field of study. However, she would be overseas, in different locations all over the world. Having talked it over and explored our options, we both came to the conclusion that we would have to end our relationship. \n\nI know that long distance relationships hardly ever work. I also know that I love her too much to even consider asking her to stay just for me.\n\nSo, I have until the end of April to make the most of our time together. Rather than end things on a sad note, I would much rather have us go out with a bang, making whatever precious memories we can until the inevitable day that we must part ways.\n\nIf you could please help me come up with meaningful ways to use our last few days together, I would greatly appreciate it. Also, ideas on a \"farewell present\" would also be welcome. \n\nThank you in advance from the bottom of my heart."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend and I have been together for two years now. We both love each other tremendously, having started out as best friends for three years prior. The other day, she suddenly received an amazing career opportunity that she has always dreamed of: travel, excellent pay, and it in her field of study. However, she would be overseas, in different locations all over the world. Having talked it over and explored our options, we both came to the conclusion that we would have to end our relationship. \n\nI know that long distance relationships hardly ever work. I also know that I love her too much to even consider asking her to stay just for me.\n\nSo, I have until the end of April to make the most of our time together. Rather than end things on a sad note, I would much rather have us go out with a bang, making whatever precious memories we can until the inevitable day that we must part ways.\n\nIf you could please help me come up with meaningful ways to use our last few days together, I would greatly appreciate it. Also, ideas on a \"farewell present\" would also be welcome. \n\nThank you in advance from the bottom of my heart."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: She's being completely cool and understanding about it, but I feel like I'm lying to her when I tell her she's beautiful. She's put on some weight since we started dating, but I'm not sure of I'm just using that as an excuse for myself. Work has been busy and I'm feeling pretty lethargic in general, but, again, I'm not sure if that's the reason. Moving in is a big transition for her, and I'm afraid I'm leading her on. \n\nIm hoping that I can gain some perspective from the reddit community. Does this seem normal or like a warning sign? Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: She's being completely cool and understanding about it, but I feel like I'm lying to her when I tell her she's beautiful. She's put on some weight since we started dating, but I'm not sure of I'm just using that as an excuse for myself. Work has been busy and I'm feeling pretty lethargic in general, but, again, I'm not sure if that's the reason. Moving in is a big transition for her, and I'm afraid I'm leading her on. \n\nIm hoping that I can gain some perspective from the reddit community. Does this seem normal or like a warning sign? Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: She's being completely cool and understanding about it, but I feel like I'm lying to her when I tell her she's beautiful. She's put on some weight since we started dating, but I'm not sure of I'm just using that as an excuse for myself. Work has been busy and I'm feeling pretty lethargic in general, but, again, I'm not sure if that's the reason. Moving in is a big transition for her, and I'm afraid I'm leading her on. \n\nIm hoping that I can gain some perspective from the reddit community. Does this seem normal or like a warning sign? Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: She's being completely cool and understanding about it, but I feel like I'm lying to her when I tell her she's beautiful. She's put on some weight since we started dating, but I'm not sure of I'm just using that as an excuse for myself. Work has been busy and I'm feeling pretty lethargic in general, but, again, I'm not sure if that's the reason. Moving in is a big transition for her, and I'm afraid I'm leading her on. \n\nIm hoping that I can gain some perspective from the reddit community. Does this seem normal or like a warning sign? Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: She's being completely cool and understanding about it, but I feel like I'm lying to her when I tell her she's beautiful. She's put on some weight since we started dating, but I'm not sure of I'm just using that as an excuse for myself. Work has been busy and I'm feeling pretty lethargic in general, but, again, I'm not sure if that's the reason. Moving in is a big transition for her, and I'm afraid I'm leading her on. \n\nIm hoping that I can gain some perspective from the reddit community. Does this seem normal or like a warning sign? Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: She's being completely cool and understanding about it, but I feel like I'm lying to her when I tell her she's beautiful. She's put on some weight since we started dating, but I'm not sure of I'm just using that as an excuse for myself. Work has been busy and I'm feeling pretty lethargic in general, but, again, I'm not sure if that's the reason. Moving in is a big transition for her, and I'm afraid I'm leading her on. \n\nIm hoping that I can gain some perspective from the reddit community. Does this seem normal or like a warning sign? Thanks."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi Reddit,\n\nA little background. My boyfriend and I dated when we were younger in school. We broke up for usual teenage relationship reasons and didn't speak for 6 years. Roughly this time last year we got back in touch and picked up where we left off.\n\nWe're 4 months in to our relationship and I wholeheartedly love him. He is incredibly good to me and treats me like a queen. Our communication is good, our sex life is good and our future together looks promising. We have had the marriage/kids talk and we both agree. In all honesty, I am in the happiest relationship I have ever had and there's nothing I wish to change.\n\nThe problem is my past relationships are haunting me. I have been a victim of gaslighting and my past has left my confidence shattered and my trust in others dented. I swing between wanting every second with my boyfriend, to needing a break and it's leaving my boyfriend frustrated. I am beginning to feel depressed, trapped and helpless because of small issues I fear I am blowing out of proportion. I am finding myself frequently in tears because I am fearful of being hurt again, despite my boyfriend giving me no doubts about him specifically.\n\nHow can I move forward and heal from my past whilst maintaining my relationship? How can I better communicate to my partner to help his frustrations?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi Reddit,\n\nA little background. My boyfriend and I dated when we were younger in school. We broke up for usual teenage relationship reasons and didn't speak for 6 years. Roughly this time last year we got back in touch and picked up where we left off.\n\nWe're 4 months in to our relationship and I wholeheartedly love him. He is incredibly good to me and treats me like a queen. Our communication is good, our sex life is good and our future together looks promising. We have had the marriage/kids talk and we both agree. In all honesty, I am in the happiest relationship I have ever had and there's nothing I wish to change.\n\nThe problem is my past relationships are haunting me. I have been a victim of gaslighting and my past has left my confidence shattered and my trust in others dented. I swing between wanting every second with my boyfriend, to needing a break and it's leaving my boyfriend frustrated. I am beginning to feel depressed, trapped and helpless because of small issues I fear I am blowing out of proportion. I am finding myself frequently in tears because I am fearful of being hurt again, despite my boyfriend giving me no doubts about him specifically.\n\nHow can I move forward and heal from my past whilst maintaining my relationship? How can I better communicate to my partner to help his frustrations?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi Reddit,\n\nA little background. My boyfriend and I dated when we were younger in school. We broke up for usual teenage relationship reasons and didn't speak for 6 years. Roughly this time last year we got back in touch and picked up where we left off.\n\nWe're 4 months in to our relationship and I wholeheartedly love him. He is incredibly good to me and treats me like a queen. Our communication is good, our sex life is good and our future together looks promising. We have had the marriage/kids talk and we both agree. In all honesty, I am in the happiest relationship I have ever had and there's nothing I wish to change.\n\nThe problem is my past relationships are haunting me. I have been a victim of gaslighting and my past has left my confidence shattered and my trust in others dented. I swing between wanting every second with my boyfriend, to needing a break and it's leaving my boyfriend frustrated. I am beginning to feel depressed, trapped and helpless because of small issues I fear I am blowing out of proportion. I am finding myself frequently in tears because I am fearful of being hurt again, despite my boyfriend giving me no doubts about him specifically.\n\nHow can I move forward and heal from my past whilst maintaining my relationship? How can I better communicate to my partner to help his frustrations?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi Reddit,\n\nA little background. My boyfriend and I dated when we were younger in school. We broke up for usual teenage relationship reasons and didn't speak for 6 years. Roughly this time last year we got back in touch and picked up where we left off.\n\nWe're 4 months in to our relationship and I wholeheartedly love him. He is incredibly good to me and treats me like a queen. Our communication is good, our sex life is good and our future together looks promising. We have had the marriage/kids talk and we both agree. In all honesty, I am in the happiest relationship I have ever had and there's nothing I wish to change.\n\nThe problem is my past relationships are haunting me. I have been a victim of gaslighting and my past has left my confidence shattered and my trust in others dented. I swing between wanting every second with my boyfriend, to needing a break and it's leaving my boyfriend frustrated. I am beginning to feel depressed, trapped and helpless because of small issues I fear I am blowing out of proportion. I am finding myself frequently in tears because I am fearful of being hurt again, despite my boyfriend giving me no doubts about him specifically.\n\nHow can I move forward and heal from my past whilst maintaining my relationship? How can I better communicate to my partner to help his frustrations?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi Reddit,\n\nA little background. My boyfriend and I dated when we were younger in school. We broke up for usual teenage relationship reasons and didn't speak for 6 years. Roughly this time last year we got back in touch and picked up where we left off.\n\nWe're 4 months in to our relationship and I wholeheartedly love him. He is incredibly good to me and treats me like a queen. Our communication is good, our sex life is good and our future together looks promising. We have had the marriage/kids talk and we both agree. In all honesty, I am in the happiest relationship I have ever had and there's nothing I wish to change.\n\nThe problem is my past relationships are haunting me. I have been a victim of gaslighting and my past has left my confidence shattered and my trust in others dented. I swing between wanting every second with my boyfriend, to needing a break and it's leaving my boyfriend frustrated. I am beginning to feel depressed, trapped and helpless because of small issues I fear I am blowing out of proportion. I am finding myself frequently in tears because I am fearful of being hurt again, despite my boyfriend giving me no doubts about him specifically.\n\nHow can I move forward and heal from my past whilst maintaining my relationship? How can I better communicate to my partner to help his frustrations?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hi Reddit,\n\nA little background. My boyfriend and I dated when we were younger in school. We broke up for usual teenage relationship reasons and didn't speak for 6 years. Roughly this time last year we got back in touch and picked up where we left off.\n\nWe're 4 months in to our relationship and I wholeheartedly love him. He is incredibly good to me and treats me like a queen. Our communication is good, our sex life is good and our future together looks promising. We have had the marriage/kids talk and we both agree. In all honesty, I am in the happiest relationship I have ever had and there's nothing I wish to change.\n\nThe problem is my past relationships are haunting me. I have been a victim of gaslighting and my past has left my confidence shattered and my trust in others dented. I swing between wanting every second with my boyfriend, to needing a break and it's leaving my boyfriend frustrated. I am beginning to feel depressed, trapped and helpless because of small issues I fear I am blowing out of proportion. I am finding myself frequently in tears because I am fearful of being hurt again, despite my boyfriend giving me no doubts about him specifically.\n\nHow can I move forward and heal from my past whilst maintaining my relationship? How can I better communicate to my partner to help his frustrations?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so I was hired off of Craigslist (not so suspicious as that's where I found all my past jobs there). The original ad was for a front desk/ Concierge person but the add also was looking for a data entry person.\n\nThe first thing after a messenger interview w/essay questions (first sign). They say the job will be from home at first -wtf?. The pay also leaps from 22/h to 30/h. They say I'm hired and expedite a check for work supplies to me with Microsoft word printed instructions to email the deposit confirmation ect. The cashiers check is worth near 2,500.I deposit in my personal account. Now that it's cleared, Im told to cash deposit 2,300 at a different bank to an account of someone who will ship the gear to me- huh? \n\nWhen I ask why they do this on their end they tell me its to see how I handle company money, excess money is upfront pay and to cover gas.\nNow the biggest red flag, no name, no address has really seemed legit. No company online presence, people have no facebook, and the check was sent from a nearby county but the address is from the Midwest."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so I was hired off of Craigslist (not so suspicious as that's where I found all my past jobs there). The original ad was for a front desk/ Concierge person but the add also was looking for a data entry person.\n\nThe first thing after a messenger interview w/essay questions (first sign). They say the job will be from home at first -wtf?. The pay also leaps from 22/h to 30/h. They say I'm hired and expedite a check for work supplies to me with Microsoft word printed instructions to email the deposit confirmation ect. The cashiers check is worth near 2,500.I deposit in my personal account. Now that it's cleared, Im told to cash deposit 2,300 at a different bank to an account of someone who will ship the gear to me- huh? \n\nWhen I ask why they do this on their end they tell me its to see how I handle company money, excess money is upfront pay and to cover gas.\nNow the biggest red flag, no name, no address has really seemed legit. No company online presence, people have no facebook, and the check was sent from a nearby county but the address is from the Midwest."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so I was hired off of Craigslist (not so suspicious as that's where I found all my past jobs there). The original ad was for a front desk/ Concierge person but the add also was looking for a data entry person.\n\nThe first thing after a messenger interview w/essay questions (first sign). They say the job will be from home at first -wtf?. The pay also leaps from 22/h to 30/h. They say I'm hired and expedite a check for work supplies to me with Microsoft word printed instructions to email the deposit confirmation ect. The cashiers check is worth near 2,500.I deposit in my personal account. Now that it's cleared, Im told to cash deposit 2,300 at a different bank to an account of someone who will ship the gear to me- huh? \n\nWhen I ask why they do this on their end they tell me its to see how I handle company money, excess money is upfront pay and to cover gas.\nNow the biggest red flag, no name, no address has really seemed legit. No company online presence, people have no facebook, and the check was sent from a nearby county but the address is from the Midwest."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so I was hired off of Craigslist (not so suspicious as that's where I found all my past jobs there). The original ad was for a front desk/ Concierge person but the add also was looking for a data entry person.\n\nThe first thing after a messenger interview w/essay questions (first sign). They say the job will be from home at first -wtf?. The pay also leaps from 22/h to 30/h. They say I'm hired and expedite a check for work supplies to me with Microsoft word printed instructions to email the deposit confirmation ect. The cashiers check is worth near 2,500.I deposit in my personal account. Now that it's cleared, Im told to cash deposit 2,300 at a different bank to an account of someone who will ship the gear to me- huh? \n\nWhen I ask why they do this on their end they tell me its to see how I handle company money, excess money is upfront pay and to cover gas.\nNow the biggest red flag, no name, no address has really seemed legit. No company online presence, people have no facebook, and the check was sent from a nearby county but the address is from the Midwest."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so I was hired off of Craigslist (not so suspicious as that's where I found all my past jobs there). The original ad was for a front desk/ Concierge person but the add also was looking for a data entry person.\n\nThe first thing after a messenger interview w/essay questions (first sign). They say the job will be from home at first -wtf?. The pay also leaps from 22/h to 30/h. They say I'm hired and expedite a check for work supplies to me with Microsoft word printed instructions to email the deposit confirmation ect. The cashiers check is worth near 2,500.I deposit in my personal account. Now that it's cleared, Im told to cash deposit 2,300 at a different bank to an account of someone who will ship the gear to me- huh? \n\nWhen I ask why they do this on their end they tell me its to see how I handle company money, excess money is upfront pay and to cover gas.\nNow the biggest red flag, no name, no address has really seemed legit. No company online presence, people have no facebook, and the check was sent from a nearby county but the address is from the Midwest."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a college student (21/M). Since freshman year, I've been friends with a guy (also 21/M) with autism, most likely Asperger's. He's never said so, but I used to be a special ed major and it's one of those things where you can just tell. It's jsut obvious.\n\nNow this dude.he's great. A one of a kind. I consider him one of my best friends. But.he gets VERY clingy at times, which really, really annoys me. I know that sounds terrible, but I need my own time as well.\n\nHe doesn't have many friends. A lot of people like him and talk to him when they see him around, but they never actually attempted to befriend him or hang out or get to know him better. Really, his only two friends are me and my buddy, but mostly me. We like to include him, because we like him but also because no one else does (kinda why we became friends in the first place).\n\nProblem is, it's getting out of control. Every day he is asking to come over just to talk or distract me in the library. He's very outgoing and extroverted and just needs people around and I get that. But it can get annoying to talk about the same stuff over and over again and his constant text messages and whatnot. And then just asking about my night, how he needs to know every detail or stressing about the littlest of things. It's getting to the point where he is dependent on me and only me, because he doesn't have anyone else. And he just puts a lot of his small issues onto me. I tell him I need my time, but it's like not getting through, like there are times in which I really cannot deal with his extreme fear of elevators.\n\nI will be graduating after this year and moving away. Without me, this guy will have no friends. I really want him to find a hobby or make a couple more friends, because his reliance on me is stressing me out.\n\nDo I sound like a jerk? Does anyone have any tips or anything? I love this dude as a friend, he's awesome, but like the saying goes, everything in moderation. Any tips here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a college student (21/M). Since freshman year, I've been friends with a guy (also 21/M) with autism, most likely Asperger's. He's never said so, but I used to be a special ed major and it's one of those things where you can just tell. It's jsut obvious.\n\nNow this dude.he's great. A one of a kind. I consider him one of my best friends. But.he gets VERY clingy at times, which really, really annoys me. I know that sounds terrible, but I need my own time as well.\n\nHe doesn't have many friends. A lot of people like him and talk to him when they see him around, but they never actually attempted to befriend him or hang out or get to know him better. Really, his only two friends are me and my buddy, but mostly me. We like to include him, because we like him but also because no one else does (kinda why we became friends in the first place).\n\nProblem is, it's getting out of control. Every day he is asking to come over just to talk or distract me in the library. He's very outgoing and extroverted and just needs people around and I get that. But it can get annoying to talk about the same stuff over and over again and his constant text messages and whatnot. And then just asking about my night, how he needs to know every detail or stressing about the littlest of things. It's getting to the point where he is dependent on me and only me, because he doesn't have anyone else. And he just puts a lot of his small issues onto me. I tell him I need my time, but it's like not getting through, like there are times in which I really cannot deal with his extreme fear of elevators.\n\nI will be graduating after this year and moving away. Without me, this guy will have no friends. I really want him to find a hobby or make a couple more friends, because his reliance on me is stressing me out.\n\nDo I sound like a jerk? Does anyone have any tips or anything? I love this dude as a friend, he's awesome, but like the saying goes, everything in moderation. Any tips here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a college student (21/M). Since freshman year, I've been friends with a guy (also 21/M) with autism, most likely Asperger's. He's never said so, but I used to be a special ed major and it's one of those things where you can just tell. It's jsut obvious.\n\nNow this dude.he's great. A one of a kind. I consider him one of my best friends. But.he gets VERY clingy at times, which really, really annoys me. I know that sounds terrible, but I need my own time as well.\n\nHe doesn't have many friends. A lot of people like him and talk to him when they see him around, but they never actually attempted to befriend him or hang out or get to know him better. Really, his only two friends are me and my buddy, but mostly me. We like to include him, because we like him but also because no one else does (kinda why we became friends in the first place).\n\nProblem is, it's getting out of control. Every day he is asking to come over just to talk or distract me in the library. He's very outgoing and extroverted and just needs people around and I get that. But it can get annoying to talk about the same stuff over and over again and his constant text messages and whatnot. And then just asking about my night, how he needs to know every detail or stressing about the littlest of things. It's getting to the point where he is dependent on me and only me, because he doesn't have anyone else. And he just puts a lot of his small issues onto me. I tell him I need my time, but it's like not getting through, like there are times in which I really cannot deal with his extreme fear of elevators.\n\nI will be graduating after this year and moving away. Without me, this guy will have no friends. I really want him to find a hobby or make a couple more friends, because his reliance on me is stressing me out.\n\nDo I sound like a jerk? Does anyone have any tips or anything? I love this dude as a friend, he's awesome, but like the saying goes, everything in moderation. Any tips here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a college student (21/M). Since freshman year, I've been friends with a guy (also 21/M) with autism, most likely Asperger's. He's never said so, but I used to be a special ed major and it's one of those things where you can just tell. It's jsut obvious.\n\nNow this dude.he's great. A one of a kind. I consider him one of my best friends. But.he gets VERY clingy at times, which really, really annoys me. I know that sounds terrible, but I need my own time as well.\n\nHe doesn't have many friends. A lot of people like him and talk to him when they see him around, but they never actually attempted to befriend him or hang out or get to know him better. Really, his only two friends are me and my buddy, but mostly me. We like to include him, because we like him but also because no one else does (kinda why we became friends in the first place).\n\nProblem is, it's getting out of control. Every day he is asking to come over just to talk or distract me in the library. He's very outgoing and extroverted and just needs people around and I get that. But it can get annoying to talk about the same stuff over and over again and his constant text messages and whatnot. And then just asking about my night, how he needs to know every detail or stressing about the littlest of things. It's getting to the point where he is dependent on me and only me, because he doesn't have anyone else. And he just puts a lot of his small issues onto me. I tell him I need my time, but it's like not getting through, like there are times in which I really cannot deal with his extreme fear of elevators.\n\nI will be graduating after this year and moving away. Without me, this guy will have no friends. I really want him to find a hobby or make a couple more friends, because his reliance on me is stressing me out.\n\nDo I sound like a jerk? Does anyone have any tips or anything? I love this dude as a friend, he's awesome, but like the saying goes, everything in moderation. Any tips here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a college student (21/M). Since freshman year, I've been friends with a guy (also 21/M) with autism, most likely Asperger's. He's never said so, but I used to be a special ed major and it's one of those things where you can just tell. It's jsut obvious.\n\nNow this dude.he's great. A one of a kind. I consider him one of my best friends. But.he gets VERY clingy at times, which really, really annoys me. I know that sounds terrible, but I need my own time as well.\n\nHe doesn't have many friends. A lot of people like him and talk to him when they see him around, but they never actually attempted to befriend him or hang out or get to know him better. Really, his only two friends are me and my buddy, but mostly me. We like to include him, because we like him but also because no one else does (kinda why we became friends in the first place).\n\nProblem is, it's getting out of control. Every day he is asking to come over just to talk or distract me in the library. He's very outgoing and extroverted and just needs people around and I get that. But it can get annoying to talk about the same stuff over and over again and his constant text messages and whatnot. And then just asking about my night, how he needs to know every detail or stressing about the littlest of things. It's getting to the point where he is dependent on me and only me, because he doesn't have anyone else. And he just puts a lot of his small issues onto me. I tell him I need my time, but it's like not getting through, like there are times in which I really cannot deal with his extreme fear of elevators.\n\nI will be graduating after this year and moving away. Without me, this guy will have no friends. I really want him to find a hobby or make a couple more friends, because his reliance on me is stressing me out.\n\nDo I sound like a jerk? Does anyone have any tips or anything? I love this dude as a friend, he's awesome, but like the saying goes, everything in moderation. Any tips here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am a college student (21/M). Since freshman year, I've been friends with a guy (also 21/M) with autism, most likely Asperger's. He's never said so, but I used to be a special ed major and it's one of those things where you can just tell. It's jsut obvious.\n\nNow this dude.he's great. A one of a kind. I consider him one of my best friends. But.he gets VERY clingy at times, which really, really annoys me. I know that sounds terrible, but I need my own time as well.\n\nHe doesn't have many friends. A lot of people like him and talk to him when they see him around, but they never actually attempted to befriend him or hang out or get to know him better. Really, his only two friends are me and my buddy, but mostly me. We like to include him, because we like him but also because no one else does (kinda why we became friends in the first place).\n\nProblem is, it's getting out of control. Every day he is asking to come over just to talk or distract me in the library. He's very outgoing and extroverted and just needs people around and I get that. But it can get annoying to talk about the same stuff over and over again and his constant text messages and whatnot. And then just asking about my night, how he needs to know every detail or stressing about the littlest of things. It's getting to the point where he is dependent on me and only me, because he doesn't have anyone else. And he just puts a lot of his small issues onto me. I tell him I need my time, but it's like not getting through, like there are times in which I really cannot deal with his extreme fear of elevators.\n\nI will be graduating after this year and moving away. Without me, this guy will have no friends. I really want him to find a hobby or make a couple more friends, because his reliance on me is stressing me out.\n\nDo I sound like a jerk? Does anyone have any tips or anything? I love this dude as a friend, he's awesome, but like the saying goes, everything in moderation. Any tips here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In February, my brother contacted our rental's office because of continuous leaks in our kitchen and in my bedroom. He even stated he was concerned about mold. They half-assed the job, and never checked for mold. They had to repair this leak about three times over the next 7 months and the last time we threatened to get a mold test kit. Well this sent them in to action with hygienist and all kinds of crews. Turns out they found extreme levels of toxic mold and about 4 other kinds. They, without notice, changed our locks and barred us from re-entry, we couldn't get any of our stuff out. My brother's bedroom was also picked through and his 9mm was stolen. I am going to the doctors ASAP to get checked out. But we have been living in these conditions for months. Where do I go from here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In February, my brother contacted our rental's office because of continuous leaks in our kitchen and in my bedroom. He even stated he was concerned about mold. They half-assed the job, and never checked for mold. They had to repair this leak about three times over the next 7 months and the last time we threatened to get a mold test kit. Well this sent them in to action with hygienist and all kinds of crews. Turns out they found extreme levels of toxic mold and about 4 other kinds. They, without notice, changed our locks and barred us from re-entry, we couldn't get any of our stuff out. My brother's bedroom was also picked through and his 9mm was stolen. I am going to the doctors ASAP to get checked out. But we have been living in these conditions for months. Where do I go from here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In February, my brother contacted our rental's office because of continuous leaks in our kitchen and in my bedroom. He even stated he was concerned about mold. They half-assed the job, and never checked for mold. They had to repair this leak about three times over the next 7 months and the last time we threatened to get a mold test kit. Well this sent them in to action with hygienist and all kinds of crews. Turns out they found extreme levels of toxic mold and about 4 other kinds. They, without notice, changed our locks and barred us from re-entry, we couldn't get any of our stuff out. My brother's bedroom was also picked through and his 9mm was stolen. I am going to the doctors ASAP to get checked out. But we have been living in these conditions for months. Where do I go from here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In February, my brother contacted our rental's office because of continuous leaks in our kitchen and in my bedroom. He even stated he was concerned about mold. They half-assed the job, and never checked for mold. They had to repair this leak about three times over the next 7 months and the last time we threatened to get a mold test kit. Well this sent them in to action with hygienist and all kinds of crews. Turns out they found extreme levels of toxic mold and about 4 other kinds. They, without notice, changed our locks and barred us from re-entry, we couldn't get any of our stuff out. My brother's bedroom was also picked through and his 9mm was stolen. I am going to the doctors ASAP to get checked out. But we have been living in these conditions for months. Where do I go from here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In February, my brother contacted our rental's office because of continuous leaks in our kitchen and in my bedroom. He even stated he was concerned about mold. They half-assed the job, and never checked for mold. They had to repair this leak about three times over the next 7 months and the last time we threatened to get a mold test kit. Well this sent them in to action with hygienist and all kinds of crews. Turns out they found extreme levels of toxic mold and about 4 other kinds. They, without notice, changed our locks and barred us from re-entry, we couldn't get any of our stuff out. My brother's bedroom was also picked through and his 9mm was stolen. I am going to the doctors ASAP to get checked out. But we have been living in these conditions for months. Where do I go from here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: In February, my brother contacted our rental's office because of continuous leaks in our kitchen and in my bedroom. He even stated he was concerned about mold. They half-assed the job, and never checked for mold. They had to repair this leak about three times over the next 7 months and the last time we threatened to get a mold test kit. Well this sent them in to action with hygienist and all kinds of crews. Turns out they found extreme levels of toxic mold and about 4 other kinds. They, without notice, changed our locks and barred us from re-entry, we couldn't get any of our stuff out. My brother's bedroom was also picked through and his 9mm was stolen. I am going to the doctors ASAP to get checked out. But we have been living in these conditions for months. Where do I go from here?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: He was my first boyfriend and I his first as well. We kind of grew up together in the sense of going through college, and work for the last 5 years. Both clingy and very similar personalities. We've seen each other pretty much every day for the last 5 years except for minor fights that last at most 4 days. \n\nI have a huge issue with gambling. My family was broken because of my dads continuous gambling habits and my mum has now got a huge mortgage cause he kept lying to her and being how trusting she is, she just signed whatever papers he gave her which accumulated the mortgage. I understand social gambling and it's kind of normal in society. Still hate it but can accept. My BF knows my hatred of gambling and knows a lot more details about my parents history and stuff. \n\nI found out he'd been betting online very frequently (multiple times daily) online on sports last year. I confronted him because I believed we can talk and communicate about anything. He promised he'd stop because it upset me so much. \n\nLast week I found out that he hadn't stopped. \n\nHe said he was sorry and ashamed etc the first night. I told him I wanted him to show me he can change. It's the first promise he's broken. He hasn't contacted me all week and I know he's just been playing games the whole time.\n\nDoes he just not care about me? Is it time to break up?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: He was my first boyfriend and I his first as well. We kind of grew up together in the sense of going through college, and work for the last 5 years. Both clingy and very similar personalities. We've seen each other pretty much every day for the last 5 years except for minor fights that last at most 4 days. \n\nI have a huge issue with gambling. My family was broken because of my dads continuous gambling habits and my mum has now got a huge mortgage cause he kept lying to her and being how trusting she is, she just signed whatever papers he gave her which accumulated the mortgage. I understand social gambling and it's kind of normal in society. Still hate it but can accept. My BF knows my hatred of gambling and knows a lot more details about my parents history and stuff. \n\nI found out he'd been betting online very frequently (multiple times daily) online on sports last year. I confronted him because I believed we can talk and communicate about anything. He promised he'd stop because it upset me so much. \n\nLast week I found out that he hadn't stopped. \n\nHe said he was sorry and ashamed etc the first night. I told him I wanted him to show me he can change. It's the first promise he's broken. He hasn't contacted me all week and I know he's just been playing games the whole time.\n\nDoes he just not care about me? Is it time to break up?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: He was my first boyfriend and I his first as well. We kind of grew up together in the sense of going through college, and work for the last 5 years. Both clingy and very similar personalities. We've seen each other pretty much every day for the last 5 years except for minor fights that last at most 4 days. \n\nI have a huge issue with gambling. My family was broken because of my dads continuous gambling habits and my mum has now got a huge mortgage cause he kept lying to her and being how trusting she is, she just signed whatever papers he gave her which accumulated the mortgage. I understand social gambling and it's kind of normal in society. Still hate it but can accept. My BF knows my hatred of gambling and knows a lot more details about my parents history and stuff. \n\nI found out he'd been betting online very frequently (multiple times daily) online on sports last year. I confronted him because I believed we can talk and communicate about anything. He promised he'd stop because it upset me so much. \n\nLast week I found out that he hadn't stopped. \n\nHe said he was sorry and ashamed etc the first night. I told him I wanted him to show me he can change. It's the first promise he's broken. He hasn't contacted me all week and I know he's just been playing games the whole time.\n\nDoes he just not care about me? Is it time to break up?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: He was my first boyfriend and I his first as well. We kind of grew up together in the sense of going through college, and work for the last 5 years. Both clingy and very similar personalities. We've seen each other pretty much every day for the last 5 years except for minor fights that last at most 4 days. \n\nI have a huge issue with gambling. My family was broken because of my dads continuous gambling habits and my mum has now got a huge mortgage cause he kept lying to her and being how trusting she is, she just signed whatever papers he gave her which accumulated the mortgage. I understand social gambling and it's kind of normal in society. Still hate it but can accept. My BF knows my hatred of gambling and knows a lot more details about my parents history and stuff. \n\nI found out he'd been betting online very frequently (multiple times daily) online on sports last year. I confronted him because I believed we can talk and communicate about anything. He promised he'd stop because it upset me so much. \n\nLast week I found out that he hadn't stopped. \n\nHe said he was sorry and ashamed etc the first night. I told him I wanted him to show me he can change. It's the first promise he's broken. He hasn't contacted me all week and I know he's just been playing games the whole time.\n\nDoes he just not care about me? Is it time to break up?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: He was my first boyfriend and I his first as well. We kind of grew up together in the sense of going through college, and work for the last 5 years. Both clingy and very similar personalities. We've seen each other pretty much every day for the last 5 years except for minor fights that last at most 4 days. \n\nI have a huge issue with gambling. My family was broken because of my dads continuous gambling habits and my mum has now got a huge mortgage cause he kept lying to her and being how trusting she is, she just signed whatever papers he gave her which accumulated the mortgage. I understand social gambling and it's kind of normal in society. Still hate it but can accept. My BF knows my hatred of gambling and knows a lot more details about my parents history and stuff. \n\nI found out he'd been betting online very frequently (multiple times daily) online on sports last year. I confronted him because I believed we can talk and communicate about anything. He promised he'd stop because it upset me so much. \n\nLast week I found out that he hadn't stopped. \n\nHe said he was sorry and ashamed etc the first night. I told him I wanted him to show me he can change. It's the first promise he's broken. He hasn't contacted me all week and I know he's just been playing games the whole time.\n\nDoes he just not care about me? Is it time to break up?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating for over a year, living together for two months. In the beginning we dated for two months, and then I went away for three months for work. He visited me for a week during that time, when we discussed that we wouldn’t pursue other people if we had any intention of seeing each other when I returned.\n\nWhen I returned in August, we continued like summer never happened. It’s been somewhat rocky because I’ve had a hard time opening up, but within the last six months I’ve been totally open and I thought our relationship had progressed. I mean, I even live with him now.\n\nHe’s been gone for a month and won’t be back for another two weeks, while he does work in another state. I had no objection to him going, until he had been gone and I was the only one reaching out and communicating. I visited him for a few days, and it was perfect, and communication on his part improved greatly—for a week. He seems to have a horrible case of “out of sight, out of mind” syndrome.\n\nAnyway, yesterday he asked me to email him some files from his desktop here at home. So he had me log onto his computer, etc. I ended up looking at a file titled “profiles and messages” and he has an entire collection of pictures of women from dating websites, and saved messages. The most recent from September, after we’d decided we would not pursue other people.\n\nI can get over that part, considering it was so long ago and I don’t think he’s met up with anyone. But he has not deleted his POF profile, and a creepy profile on OkCupid that isn’t filled out that he uses to troll through women’s profiles."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating for over a year, living together for two months. In the beginning we dated for two months, and then I went away for three months for work. He visited me for a week during that time, when we discussed that we wouldn’t pursue other people if we had any intention of seeing each other when I returned.\n\nWhen I returned in August, we continued like summer never happened. It’s been somewhat rocky because I’ve had a hard time opening up, but within the last six months I’ve been totally open and I thought our relationship had progressed. I mean, I even live with him now.\n\nHe’s been gone for a month and won’t be back for another two weeks, while he does work in another state. I had no objection to him going, until he had been gone and I was the only one reaching out and communicating. I visited him for a few days, and it was perfect, and communication on his part improved greatly—for a week. He seems to have a horrible case of “out of sight, out of mind” syndrome.\n\nAnyway, yesterday he asked me to email him some files from his desktop here at home. So he had me log onto his computer, etc. I ended up looking at a file titled “profiles and messages” and he has an entire collection of pictures of women from dating websites, and saved messages. The most recent from September, after we’d decided we would not pursue other people.\n\nI can get over that part, considering it was so long ago and I don’t think he’s met up with anyone. But he has not deleted his POF profile, and a creepy profile on OkCupid that isn’t filled out that he uses to troll through women’s profiles."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating for over a year, living together for two months. In the beginning we dated for two months, and then I went away for three months for work. He visited me for a week during that time, when we discussed that we wouldn’t pursue other people if we had any intention of seeing each other when I returned.\n\nWhen I returned in August, we continued like summer never happened. It’s been somewhat rocky because I’ve had a hard time opening up, but within the last six months I’ve been totally open and I thought our relationship had progressed. I mean, I even live with him now.\n\nHe’s been gone for a month and won’t be back for another two weeks, while he does work in another state. I had no objection to him going, until he had been gone and I was the only one reaching out and communicating. I visited him for a few days, and it was perfect, and communication on his part improved greatly—for a week. He seems to have a horrible case of “out of sight, out of mind” syndrome.\n\nAnyway, yesterday he asked me to email him some files from his desktop here at home. So he had me log onto his computer, etc. I ended up looking at a file titled “profiles and messages” and he has an entire collection of pictures of women from dating websites, and saved messages. The most recent from September, after we’d decided we would not pursue other people.\n\nI can get over that part, considering it was so long ago and I don’t think he’s met up with anyone. But he has not deleted his POF profile, and a creepy profile on OkCupid that isn’t filled out that he uses to troll through women’s profiles."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating for over a year, living together for two months. In the beginning we dated for two months, and then I went away for three months for work. He visited me for a week during that time, when we discussed that we wouldn’t pursue other people if we had any intention of seeing each other when I returned.\n\nWhen I returned in August, we continued like summer never happened. It’s been somewhat rocky because I’ve had a hard time opening up, but within the last six months I’ve been totally open and I thought our relationship had progressed. I mean, I even live with him now.\n\nHe’s been gone for a month and won’t be back for another two weeks, while he does work in another state. I had no objection to him going, until he had been gone and I was the only one reaching out and communicating. I visited him for a few days, and it was perfect, and communication on his part improved greatly—for a week. He seems to have a horrible case of “out of sight, out of mind” syndrome.\n\nAnyway, yesterday he asked me to email him some files from his desktop here at home. So he had me log onto his computer, etc. I ended up looking at a file titled “profiles and messages” and he has an entire collection of pictures of women from dating websites, and saved messages. The most recent from September, after we’d decided we would not pursue other people.\n\nI can get over that part, considering it was so long ago and I don’t think he’s met up with anyone. But he has not deleted his POF profile, and a creepy profile on OkCupid that isn’t filled out that he uses to troll through women’s profiles."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating for over a year, living together for two months. In the beginning we dated for two months, and then I went away for three months for work. He visited me for a week during that time, when we discussed that we wouldn’t pursue other people if we had any intention of seeing each other when I returned.\n\nWhen I returned in August, we continued like summer never happened. It’s been somewhat rocky because I’ve had a hard time opening up, but within the last six months I’ve been totally open and I thought our relationship had progressed. I mean, I even live with him now.\n\nHe’s been gone for a month and won’t be back for another two weeks, while he does work in another state. I had no objection to him going, until he had been gone and I was the only one reaching out and communicating. I visited him for a few days, and it was perfect, and communication on his part improved greatly—for a week. He seems to have a horrible case of “out of sight, out of mind” syndrome.\n\nAnyway, yesterday he asked me to email him some files from his desktop here at home. So he had me log onto his computer, etc. I ended up looking at a file titled “profiles and messages” and he has an entire collection of pictures of women from dating websites, and saved messages. The most recent from September, after we’d decided we would not pursue other people.\n\nI can get over that part, considering it was so long ago and I don’t think he’s met up with anyone. But he has not deleted his POF profile, and a creepy profile on OkCupid that isn’t filled out that he uses to troll through women’s profiles."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating for over a year, living together for two months. In the beginning we dated for two months, and then I went away for three months for work. He visited me for a week during that time, when we discussed that we wouldn’t pursue other people if we had any intention of seeing each other when I returned.\n\nWhen I returned in August, we continued like summer never happened. It’s been somewhat rocky because I’ve had a hard time opening up, but within the last six months I’ve been totally open and I thought our relationship had progressed. I mean, I even live with him now.\n\nHe’s been gone for a month and won’t be back for another two weeks, while he does work in another state. I had no objection to him going, until he had been gone and I was the only one reaching out and communicating. I visited him for a few days, and it was perfect, and communication on his part improved greatly—for a week. He seems to have a horrible case of “out of sight, out of mind” syndrome.\n\nAnyway, yesterday he asked me to email him some files from his desktop here at home. So he had me log onto his computer, etc. I ended up looking at a file titled “profiles and messages” and he has an entire collection of pictures of women from dating websites, and saved messages. The most recent from September, after we’d decided we would not pursue other people.\n\nI can get over that part, considering it was so long ago and I don’t think he’s met up with anyone. But he has not deleted his POF profile, and a creepy profile on OkCupid that isn’t filled out that he uses to troll through women’s profiles."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: For a little back story, this girl and I are both in a post bac for medical school with conditional acceptances, but different programs at the same school. We have crossed paths before, but haven't had classes with one another. I asked her out over spring break and we went out about 4 times in a week all lasting a very long time (10-12 hrs a date). Furthest we have gotten intimately is making out once on the third date, and her kissing me good bye on our last date 2 weeks ago. \n\nBasically, now every time I ask her out she says she busy studying which could be true since our program ends soon and we are both super busy, but I just feel like if you like someone you'll find time for them. Texting has always been very terse and I have always initiated. I recently texted her today something stupid with no response and feel like maybe its time to just cut communication for awhile and focus on school until after her MCAT which is at the end of May. She said she doesn't want the reason for her not to get into medical school to be because she didn't study enough, but can people really study all day and not take breaks or is she just not interested anymore and just trying to find a way out. I mean if anyone should know how busy she is, I should since both our programs take up a lot of time."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: For a little back story, this girl and I are both in a post bac for medical school with conditional acceptances, but different programs at the same school. We have crossed paths before, but haven't had classes with one another. I asked her out over spring break and we went out about 4 times in a week all lasting a very long time (10-12 hrs a date). Furthest we have gotten intimately is making out once on the third date, and her kissing me good bye on our last date 2 weeks ago. \n\nBasically, now every time I ask her out she says she busy studying which could be true since our program ends soon and we are both super busy, but I just feel like if you like someone you'll find time for them. Texting has always been very terse and I have always initiated. I recently texted her today something stupid with no response and feel like maybe its time to just cut communication for awhile and focus on school until after her MCAT which is at the end of May. She said she doesn't want the reason for her not to get into medical school to be because she didn't study enough, but can people really study all day and not take breaks or is she just not interested anymore and just trying to find a way out. I mean if anyone should know how busy she is, I should since both our programs take up a lot of time."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: For a little back story, this girl and I are both in a post bac for medical school with conditional acceptances, but different programs at the same school. We have crossed paths before, but haven't had classes with one another. I asked her out over spring break and we went out about 4 times in a week all lasting a very long time (10-12 hrs a date). Furthest we have gotten intimately is making out once on the third date, and her kissing me good bye on our last date 2 weeks ago. \n\nBasically, now every time I ask her out she says she busy studying which could be true since our program ends soon and we are both super busy, but I just feel like if you like someone you'll find time for them. Texting has always been very terse and I have always initiated. I recently texted her today something stupid with no response and feel like maybe its time to just cut communication for awhile and focus on school until after her MCAT which is at the end of May. She said she doesn't want the reason for her not to get into medical school to be because she didn't study enough, but can people really study all day and not take breaks or is she just not interested anymore and just trying to find a way out. I mean if anyone should know how busy she is, I should since both our programs take up a lot of time."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: For a little back story, this girl and I are both in a post bac for medical school with conditional acceptances, but different programs at the same school. We have crossed paths before, but haven't had classes with one another. I asked her out over spring break and we went out about 4 times in a week all lasting a very long time (10-12 hrs a date). Furthest we have gotten intimately is making out once on the third date, and her kissing me good bye on our last date 2 weeks ago. \n\nBasically, now every time I ask her out she says she busy studying which could be true since our program ends soon and we are both super busy, but I just feel like if you like someone you'll find time for them. Texting has always been very terse and I have always initiated. I recently texted her today something stupid with no response and feel like maybe its time to just cut communication for awhile and focus on school until after her MCAT which is at the end of May. She said she doesn't want the reason for her not to get into medical school to be because she didn't study enough, but can people really study all day and not take breaks or is she just not interested anymore and just trying to find a way out. I mean if anyone should know how busy she is, I should since both our programs take up a lot of time."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: For a little back story, this girl and I are both in a post bac for medical school with conditional acceptances, but different programs at the same school. We have crossed paths before, but haven't had classes with one another. I asked her out over spring break and we went out about 4 times in a week all lasting a very long time (10-12 hrs a date). Furthest we have gotten intimately is making out once on the third date, and her kissing me good bye on our last date 2 weeks ago. \n\nBasically, now every time I ask her out she says she busy studying which could be true since our program ends soon and we are both super busy, but I just feel like if you like someone you'll find time for them. Texting has always been very terse and I have always initiated. I recently texted her today something stupid with no response and feel like maybe its time to just cut communication for awhile and focus on school until after her MCAT which is at the end of May. She said she doesn't want the reason for her not to get into medical school to be because she didn't study enough, but can people really study all day and not take breaks or is she just not interested anymore and just trying to find a way out. I mean if anyone should know how busy she is, I should since both our programs take up a lot of time."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: For a little back story, this girl and I are both in a post bac for medical school with conditional acceptances, but different programs at the same school. We have crossed paths before, but haven't had classes with one another. I asked her out over spring break and we went out about 4 times in a week all lasting a very long time (10-12 hrs a date). Furthest we have gotten intimately is making out once on the third date, and her kissing me good bye on our last date 2 weeks ago. \n\nBasically, now every time I ask her out she says she busy studying which could be true since our program ends soon and we are both super busy, but I just feel like if you like someone you'll find time for them. Texting has always been very terse and I have always initiated. I recently texted her today something stupid with no response and feel like maybe its time to just cut communication for awhile and focus on school until after her MCAT which is at the end of May. She said she doesn't want the reason for her not to get into medical school to be because she didn't study enough, but can people really study all day and not take breaks or is she just not interested anymore and just trying to find a way out. I mean if anyone should know how busy she is, I should since both our programs take up a lot of time."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Pretty much all my life I've been asocial; being around people just makes me intensely uncomfortable and I feel the need to get away. I think people are generally evil and manipulative and once you let your guard down they will take advantage of you. \n\nGrowing up, I avoided school constantly and would just sit at home and go months without saying anything. I developed bad mental health issues like anorexia, depression and social anxiety. There is a large element of paranoia in there, to the point that I think anyone who looks at me when I'm walking down the street wants to hurt me and can see how evil I am/all the bad things I've done by the look in my eyes.\n\nI've been told I'm attractive, and attractive enough that it gets attention when I'm out, but I hate it. I always assume people are taking the piss, when they could simply be looking at me, and I've sometimes lashed out inappropriately because I get so angry.\n\nThere is a need for intimacy there, but I've got so many defences and I'm so isolated that no one can really get through to me.\n\nI think living this way is kind of miserable and I realise that I can only really start living once I participate in society but honestly have no idea what to do. Yes, I'm in therapy, but it doesn't really help.\nAny ideas?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Pretty much all my life I've been asocial; being around people just makes me intensely uncomfortable and I feel the need to get away. I think people are generally evil and manipulative and once you let your guard down they will take advantage of you. \n\nGrowing up, I avoided school constantly and would just sit at home and go months without saying anything. I developed bad mental health issues like anorexia, depression and social anxiety. There is a large element of paranoia in there, to the point that I think anyone who looks at me when I'm walking down the street wants to hurt me and can see how evil I am/all the bad things I've done by the look in my eyes.\n\nI've been told I'm attractive, and attractive enough that it gets attention when I'm out, but I hate it. I always assume people are taking the piss, when they could simply be looking at me, and I've sometimes lashed out inappropriately because I get so angry.\n\nThere is a need for intimacy there, but I've got so many defences and I'm so isolated that no one can really get through to me.\n\nI think living this way is kind of miserable and I realise that I can only really start living once I participate in society but honestly have no idea what to do. Yes, I'm in therapy, but it doesn't really help.\nAny ideas?"
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