Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: goddammit I fucking burst into tears after listening to this song <file_other>
Speaker3: shit, it's depressing
Speaker1: I'd call it moving, but it's just my opinion.
Speaker3: Speaker2, what's up? You weren't usually the one to cry because of a song.
Speaker2: idk
Speaker1: is this about Mark?
Speaker2: I guess everything's about Mark lately..
Speaker1: It's been six months...
Speaker2: I know, I know all that, I know it's stupid. I don't know what's wrong with me but I just can't help it
Speaker2: I've never felt this obsessive need to think about someone all the time. I wish I wouldn't, but what can you really do?
Speaker3: Have tried Tinder like I told you?
Speaker2: No, I don't feel like it
Speaker1: casual dates like this might help take your mind of him
Speaker2: I don't think they would. I'm just really not in the mood lately
Speaker3: Yeah, because you're in the mood to sit alone and cry. But you have to fight it
Speaker2: Bleh.. I guess you're right. If you want to come over and look at hunks on the internet, we can.
Speaker3: Finally talking some sense!
Speaker1: Hallelujah! :D 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 keeps thinking about Mark even though they broke up six month ago. Speaker3 told her to try Tinder and Speaker1 thinks casual dates may help Speaker2 forget about him, but she's not in the mood for that lately. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 cannot find enough information online for his paper. Speaker1 suggests he tries the library. 