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Input: Consider Input: Context: The problem , or some of the problem was that neither of us were seeing other people and it was starting to take that natural progression things take . I was also suddenly bothered by HIS not wanting to be in a relationship with me . Once he spoke the words , it became quickly became an imaginary problem . It seems that once he said it , I had to do something about it , I had to stop seeing him on principle alone .
Question: What does the future have in store for the narrator and their partner ?
Correct Answer: They are likely to break up .

Output: They are likely to cohabitate .

Input: Consider Input: Context: I had this big elaborate plan - where I would be slightly drunk but not REALLY drunk and be all pretty and glamorous in my birthday outfit when I saw him for the firsr time . Just because from my previous experiences when you meet up with someone after its been a while there s just too much build up and they look different and you feel weird getting all excited and emotional around them and its just kind of awkward for a bit . I just wanted to skip all that ! I know this is n't exactly the most sturdy logic - but it made sense in my head .
Question: Why would being slightly drunk help me in this situation ?
Correct Answer: I would lighten up and not be so tense about seeing someone after a while .

Output: It would help me slur my words so we could laugh about it .

Input: Consider Input: Context: Friday : Moderate cat integration , including a bit with Cat3 on the couch . No problems . Eventually put Cat3 in her room not because she was bad -- she was fine -- but because LittleGirl 's nerves needed a break . Yesterday : Assorted treat sessions . The tuna - and - wheat - grass treats were a huge hit .
Question: What might happen after a few months ?
Correct Answer: Cat3 will be fully integrated .
Output: LittleGirl will be even more nervous .