Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Please, DO NOT DO IT AGAIN!
Speaker1: I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker2: oh, sure. You know perfectly.
Speaker1: no idea.
Speaker2: You tried to compromise me in front of Peter.
Speaker1: you're talking rubbish again
Speaker2: No, if you don't stop it, we won't spend time together any more.
Speaker1: I really don't understand. What did I say wrong?
Speaker2: You kept talking about my exes. How should I feel?
Speaker1: Girl, you're 35, he knows you have a history and you're not a virgin.
Speaker2: But he didn't need to know that I cheated on Paul.
Speaker1: But it's true.
Speaker2: You embarrassed me so much. But it was also disrespectful toward him.
Speaker1: why?
Speaker2: How should he feel now? He will imagine I may cheat on him any time.
Speaker1: Because you can.
Speaker2: No, let's not even go there. I don't think seeing both of you at the same time is a good idea.
Speaker1: As you wish...
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 told Peter Speaker2 cheated on Paul and Speaker2 is angry about it.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is upset with Speaker1 because his friend, Alex, didn't provide her with the right software. She had to buy it online instead.