Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey Speaker1. You think this will be ok for the blog? <file_other>
Speaker1: Sure. That's a solid piece of research. Blog-wise at least.
Speaker2: Isn't it at bit too controversial, though? I don't know if they're ready for topics like this.
Speaker1: I don't see why not. I mean it's there. There were homosexuals in the army in the past. No reason not to write about it.
Speaker2: On one hand, yes and I agree we shouldn't shy away from those topics, but on the other hand, I feel it's a bit of a loaded subject. Politically. I'm afraid it's going to create a... well, a shitstorm let's call it for what it is.
Speaker1: Look, of course it might outrage some people, but it's the internet, there's always going to be trolls and outraged people. What matters is that you approached this subject in a professional and unbiased manner.
Speaker2: You think so?
Speaker1: Absolutely. And you know I have an eye for those things. And that long list of references just puts a smile on my face ;)
Speaker2: Thanks. I guess I just needed somebody to reassure me it's ok.
Speaker1: Anytime.
Speaker2: I'm kind of ashamed I doubted this piece, it's just... sort of selfish. The thing is some of my readers are more more conservative and I was just afraid they're going to hate me and unfollow me and all that. I know it's stupid.
Speaker1: Yeah, it kind of is. But also very relatable. By default I also want everyone to like me, but some people just won't and you have to come to terms with that. 
Speaker2: Yes, it's just really hard to overcome.
Speaker1: This next blog post seems like a good incentive to start ;)
Speaker2: thanks :P
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has written an article about homosexuals in the army for her blog. She is worried about it being too controversial.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is trying to play a prank on Speaker1.