Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: someone has to tell maria to stop oversharing stuff on facebook
Speaker1: did you see her latest post?
Speaker2: no, what was it about?
Speaker1: she rambled on and on and on about her love life
Speaker1: and how she woud probably end up alone
Speaker2: she does that all the time :-/
Speaker2: i've hinted at her a couple of times that she should think twice before posting something like that
Speaker2: but i think she hasn't really gotten the hint
Speaker1: i feel bad for her
Speaker1: because now i'm getting texts from all our friends in common making fun of her
Speaker1: and talking behind her back :-(
Speaker2: do you think we should step up and do something?
Speaker2: maybe have an honest conversation and tell her to stop posting for a while?
Speaker1: if that was me i'd appreciate it if my friends actually stepped in to help
Speaker2: i don't want to embarass her
Speaker2: i don't want to make her feel bad :-(
Speaker1: it'll be worse if we don't do anything and remain quiet
Speaker1: maria is a good friend and we should be good friends to her
Speaker1: i can talk to her or we can do it together
Speaker2: it's better if i do it
Speaker2: i'll ask her out for coffee and tell her about the oversharing
Speaker2: and what people are saying bedind her back
Speaker1: thanks for doing that
Speaker1: you're a good friend
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Maria shares too much on Facebook which bothers Speaker1. Her last post was about her love life. Speaker2 talked to her about that before. Speaker1 is getting messages from their common friends that laugh at her and gossip. Speaker2 will talk to her again over a coffee.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to organize a girls weekend to celebrate her mother's 40th birthday. She also wants to work at Deidre's beauty salon. Deidre offers her a few hours on Saturdays as work experience. They set up for a meeting tomorrow.