Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Have you read what pierce Brosnan did for his wife on the 25th anniversary?
Speaker1: Nah, what'd he do? wait, 25 years? that's looong.
Speaker2: he tweeted pictures of them over the years and thanked her for the 25 years of love.
Speaker1: <3  wow, how sweet.
Speaker2: Cheezy, I'd say. and now all the feeds are saying how they're couple goals and how we should all wish for such a hero.
Speaker1: I think it's nice. after all he was once called the sexiest man alive, can you imagine being married to one for 25 years and hearing how he loves you from newspapers...
Speaker2: yeah, compared to that I feel like curling up in bed and forgetting about Pete's smelly farts and all birthdays he forgets...
Speaker1: C'mon, Pete's not that bad. Brought you flowers last month...
Speaker2: true. still, can't help but compare. His wife got fat 'n all. And he still keeps kissing her and showing affection everywhere. Imagine being in such marriage...
Speaker1: everyone shows their love how they can. you shouldn't compare.
Speaker2: maybe you're right...
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 thinks it's cheesy what Pierce Brosnan did for his wife on the 25th anniversary. He tweeted pictures of them thanking for 25 years of love. Speaker2 compares her relationship with Pete to the marriage of Pierce Brosnan. Speaker1 believes Speaker2 should not compare.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 sent her new school photos to Speaker2.