Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: What's wrong?
Speaker2: I repeated myself like 5 times or more, telling you that I don't want it and that something already exists. U kept saying I should, like you don't hear what I'm saying. It just annoyed me.
Speaker1: Your mind is developed but still narrow
Speaker2: Excuse me?!
Speaker2: If I say that I don't want something it means I don't want.
Speaker2: I'm not interested in making any blog etc.
Speaker2: Couldn't you just understand it?
Speaker2: If you are going to offend me.  Then we probably have nothing to talk about because I'm not going to offend you.
Speaker1: How can a person be so concerned, have so many points that actually make sense. And have the solutions. And in the end she doesn't try in some way to inform other people about it. As you know not everyone as access to the same information as you. What I wanted you to think was to get a way to inform those people in order to thinks to change for better.
Speaker2: And I told you such a page already exists. Pages on fb that put all the articles I read about.
Speaker1: I said a blog but it can be whatever
Speaker2: So I'm telling you again !!!!
Speaker2: It exists.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is annoyed with Speaker1 because he keeps pushing her to have a blog although there are many pages on the subject.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 has no plans for the winter break. Speaker2 is going to ski in Italy. Speaker3 and Trish are thinking of going to the seaside somewhere near for 3/4 nights.