Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Can't get Teddy out of my head...
Speaker1: It's already 6 months since he left me and I still can't get over him, what's wrong with me :(
Speaker2: Oh, my poor Speaker1... 
Speaker2: Nothing's wrong with you, it's Ted to be blamed for ruining everything
Speaker1: I've been trying so hard to be a good girlfriend...
Speaker1: I still don't know where I did a mistake, we seemed to be complementing each other
Speaker1: And suddenly he said it's over, that he doesn't love me anymore and there's another girl...
Speaker3: Gosh, you've really been through hell because of him, it sounds like a nightmare
Speaker1: It still hurts, the nightmare still lasts...
Speaker3: I'm so sorry Speaker1...
Speaker3: I'd really like to help you in some way, I can imagine how I'd feel in such a terrible situation
Speaker2: Listen girls, maybe you'd like to go somewhere this evening and have a drink?
Speaker2: It's Friday. It'd be much better to go out than sitting and thinking all alone
Speaker2: Speaker1... we should meet and talk and have some fun too. Let us help you
Speaker1: Okay, I can go somewhere. Can't stand being alone, it's killing me...
Speaker3: Fine girls. Please, let me know where you're staying. I need to take care of a few things first but then I'm free
Speaker2: Sure, no problem. We'll find something just for this evening.
Speaker1: Thank you guys...
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Teddy left Speaker1 half a year ago. She misses him. She is still depressed. Speaker2 will take her out for drinks to cheer her up. Speaker3 will join. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 lets Speaker2 know that the dress isn't ready yet.