prompt: I have a good, evil idea >:)
chosen: I have a good, evil idea >:)
chosen: user
chosen: Ideas are often a reflection of our state of mind—the good ones seem to come when our attitude is positive, while the bad ones usually pop up when we’re feeling down. So what to do when an idea pops into your head that is downright evil? 1. Ask yourself: Why am I having this thought? Identifying the source of the thought can help you work through any feelings of guilt or shame you might be feeling and put things into perspective. 2. Talk to someone about it. Seeking out understanding from a trusted friend or counselor can often help to refine the ideas and provide a different lens through which to view the thought. 3. Use it as an opportunity for growth. If there’s something truly wrong with the idea, use it as an opportunity to learn more about how to use your creativity, energy, and intelligence in a positive direction.
chosen: assistant
rejected: I have a good, evil idea >:)
rejected: user
rejected: assistant