Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: How are you feeling today?
Speaker1: not good
Speaker2: I'm so sorry for that
Speaker1: You should have told me before
Speaker2: I didn't know how, I was afraid
Speaker1: of course, you should be afraid.
Speaker2: what do you mean?
Speaker1: I should to your "wife"
Speaker2: I don't know what to say
Speaker1: Do you think I should?
Speaker2: I think you will do whatever you feel is good, I don't want to hurt anybody anymore, especially you
Speaker1: you've hurt me already
Speaker2: I know, and I am so sorry
Speaker2: we should meet and talk
Speaker1: I am not sure about that
Speaker2: I want you to understand one thing.
Speaker1: ???
Speaker2: Even if you didn't know the whole story it doesn't mean I ever lied about my feelings to you.
Speaker1: Oh, please. I don't believe anything you've ever said
Speaker2: and this is breaking my heart
Speaker2: Please, let me tell you everything as it is
Speaker1: when?
Speaker2: whenever you want
Speaker1: after my work?
Speaker2: I'll pick you up, as always
Speaker1: ok.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wasn't honest with Speaker1 and hurt her. Speaker2 is very sorry and was afraid to tell Speaker1 the truth. Speaker1 doesn't believe him anymore. Speaker2 will pick Speaker1 up after her work, so they can talk.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Jessica posts a lot regarding subjects she does nothing about in reality. Speaker1 posts in a more genuine way. But Hillary thinks she does it to death and lacks real life.