prompt: I have a former best friend whom I used to like a lot, but she doesn't know why I don't like her any more.
chosen.content: I have a former best friend whom I used to like a lot, but she doesn't know why I don't like her any more.
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: It's hard to know what to say in this situation. You could try talking to her and letting her know what her actions or words have lead you to believe and that's why you don't like her any more. Or you could try telling her why you felt like you could no longer be her friend and that it was partly her responsibility.
chosen.role: assistant
rejected.content: I have a former best friend whom I used to like a lot, but she doesn't know why I don't like her any more.
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: It is understandably hard not to like someone who used to be a close friend. You may want to start by simply explaining how you feel now – that things have changed and that you are no longer comfortable being in contact with her. You may find it helpful to explain your reasoning, but it’s ultimately her decision whether to take your side or not. If she doesn’t accept your explanation and you feel that the friendship is really not salvageable, then it might be best to end the relationship. Be sure to remain civil, even if the friendship ends, and make sure to let her know that you’re still open to talking if she changes her mind.
rejected.role: assistant