Q: Read the given text and if it has abusive content then indicate via "yes". Otherwise indicate via"no".
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No one wants to date the "sick girl." And I know what you're thinking: No! That's not true! There is someone for everyone. It's not like you're contiguous. Just shut up and listen. It's not that simple. It's never that simple. Dating the sick girl means committing to non-commitment. Plans will be ruined, or more likely cancelled. Travel is rare or just completely out of the question. Dating the sick girl means put a ton of blood, sweat and tears into someone who might not even have a future. It means a lot of days sitting alone on the couch while she naps in the bedroom. It means being taken care of, even though it feels silly, because she understands how fragile the human body can be and she doesn't want to lose you. Because you mean everything to her. And she's not a passing fancy, or a charity case. She doesn't want your pity. She is not interested in a fleeting romance. So much of her life is fleeting, over before it starts. She's only interested in a solid lasting connection, it's something that is so very precious to her because the concrete often feels so out of reach for someone who lives with what she does. It's hard. It's not easy. It's not always fun. And I know what you're thinking: No relationship is perfect. All relationships have problems. Shut the fuck up because those problems are pretty fucking small in comparison to what comes with dating a sick girl. You don't get it unless you've lived through it. But even then you don't fucking get it because you're not her. You don't feel what she feels. You don't see all of her pain because she hides it from you, because she cares about you and wants to protect YOU. And you can't protect her, and it's devastating. You can't protect her, and it makes you feel weak and useless. It starts to eat at you deep down, and it festers there until you can't take it anymore and then you do what seemed unimaginable. You leave her. And her heart breaks as it has every time before. She feels abandoned, alone and lost. She lost her rock. And it kills her inside, because she gets why you left, but she is also so angry because you don't fucking get it. All she needed was for you to be her rock. Solid. Concrete. And now she's left again with no one to lean on. Because no one wants to date the sick girl. Edit: I'm honestly not interested in any unsolicited "advice". The information provided is not even substantial enough for any unsolicited advice to even be remotely useful anyway. So if you're feeling the impulse do yourself a favor and keep it to yourself and not make yourself look like an asshole. You're welcome. This was a rant. An expression of frustration and not meant to be any kind of discussion or condemnation of anyone. Honestly it's kind of ridiculous that I have to explain that.
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no