Prompt:
Instruction: Create a psychological thriller about a successful businesswoman whose life is turned upside down when she realizes that her loving husband is actually a dangerous stalker. The story should be told from her perspective as she tries to escape his clutches, all while dealing with the crushing guilt of having missed the signs and the increasingly desperate and unhinged behavior of her husband. The writing style should be tense and tightly wound, with a focus on building suspense and keeping the reader on the edge of their seat.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Create a psychological thriller about a successful businesswoman whose life... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here's an edited version with more details on Tom's character and backstory:

Jane had it all: a successful career, a beautiful home, and a loving husband, Tom. They had been married for ten years and he had always been her biggest supporter. He was tall and broad-shouldered, with dark hair and piercing blue eyes that used to light up when he looked at her. Tom was always attentive, kind and charming around Jane's friends and family, and everyone adored him. It was hard for Jane to see that he was actually a dangerous stalker.

It began with small things, like Tom showing up unexpectedly at her office or sending flowers to her work without a reason. At first, Jane found it charming, but then it started to become suffocating. He would check her phone and emails, and even started to monitor her social media accounts.

It wasn't always like that, though. Tom had a troubled childhood, with an alcoholic father who used to beat him and his mother, and an absent mother who spent more time on business trips than with her family. Growing up, Tom felt like he couldn't trust anyone and developed a deep sense of insecurity and jealousy. When he met Jane, he saw in her a strong and independent woman, someone who had everything that he had always lacked. But he was so insecure that he couldn't bear the thought of losing her.

As Jane's life started to rotate around her career, Tom's possessiveness grew. He became more controlling, and there were times when his outbursts scared her. He started to check her phone for messages, read her emails, and go through her diary, searching for any evidence of betrayal. To Jane, this seemed insane, but to Tom, it was the only way to keep the love of his life safe and secure.

One day, she came home to find Tom had installed cameras throughout their home. It was then that Jane knew something was wrong, and that she needed to escape before it was too late.

But it was like Tom could read her mind. Every time she tried to leave or call for help, he would show up, always one step ahead of her. Her life became a game of cat and mouse, and Jane felt like she was slowly losing her mind.

As the days turned into weeks, Jane struggled with overwhelming guilt. How could she have missed the signs? Why had she not seen that her loving husband was actually a dangerous stalker?

Tom's behavior became more and more erratic, and Jane knew that she was running out of time. She had to find a way to escape and get help.

The tension in the air became almost suffocating as Jane finally found the courage to make her escape. It was in the dead of night when she made a run for it. Her heart was pounding as she fled down the dark streets. She knew that her husband would not let her go easily.

But finally, she reached a safe place where she could get the help she needed. Her husband was caught, and Jane could finally breathe a little easier.

However, the guilt never left her. She had always been the strong, successful one, but now she was the victim. Her once-happy life had been turned into a nightmare. And every time she thought about Tom, she couldn't help but feel a shiver run down her spine. The thought of how close she had come to not escaping still haunted her.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_7623, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: What role do individual psychology and self-talk play in the success of high-level athletes, and how can athletes develop mental toughness to improve their performance?. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: What role do individual psychology and self-talk play in the... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here are some examples of effective affirmations that athletes can use to reframe negative self-talk:

1. "I am strong and capable of achieving my goals."
2. "I trust my training and preparation to perform at my best."
3. "I am focused and in control of my performance."
4. "I learn from my failures and use them to improve."
5. "I believe in myself and my abilities."
6. "I am confident in my skills and can handle any challenge."
7. "I push myself to achieve my goals and reach my full potential."
8. "I am resilient and can overcome any obstacles."
9. "I stay calm and composed under pressure."
10. "I am disciplined and committed to achieving my goals."

These affirmations can be customized to an athlete's specific needs and goals. Importantly, athletes should choose affirmations that are realistic, specific, and meaningful to them. Affirmations should be repeated regularly as part of daily mental training to reframe negative self-talk and develop a positive mindset.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_7893, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Describe a moment of significant change in your life and how you adapted to it. Include specific details about the circumstances leading up to the change, how it affected you emotionally and psychologically, what steps you took to adjust to the new situation, and what you learned about yourself and others through this experience. Use descriptive language and concrete examples to bring the moment to life for the reader.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Describe a moment of significant change in your life and... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! My family was also a bit nervous about the move, as we had lived in the small town for a long time and were used to the slower pace of life there. But overall, they were more excited than anything. My parents saw the move as a great opportunity to advance their careers and provide us with more opportunities in life. They tried to make the transition as smooth as possible for my siblings and me, but I could tell that they were a bit stressed out as well. They shared my concerns about making new friends and adapting to our new surroundings, but they remained positive throughout the process and worked hard to make the move a success. Having their support throughout the transition was incredibly helpful and made the whole experience less overwhelming.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8386, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: What are the core principles of Buddhist philosophy, and how can they be applied to our everyday lives?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: What are the core principles of Buddhist philosophy, and how... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, there are many resources and apps available that can assist you in practicing Buddhist principles and meditation. Here are a few options:

1. Headspace - This app provides guided meditations for beginners and advanced practitioners, including mindfulness exercises, meditation for sleep, and techniques for managing anxiety and stress. 2. Insight Timer - This app offers thousands of free meditations, talks, and music tracks from top teachers and practitioners around the world. 3. Calm - This app provides guided meditations, breathing exercises, and sleep stories to help reduce stress and improve sleep. 4. The Buddhist Centre - The Buddhist Centre is an online meditation and learning platform providing a range of courses, resources, and guided meditations. 5. Tricycle Magazine - Tricycle Magazine is a leading Buddhist publication with articles, podcasts, and videos on a range of Buddhist topics. 6. Everyday Buddhism - Everyday Buddhism is a podcast providing practical advice and teachings on how to apply Buddhist principles to everyday life. These resources can help you deepen your insights into Buddhism principles, and develop and sustain a daily meditation practice.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8460, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a suspenseful thriller that follows a character who wakes up in a deserted asylum with no recollection of how they arrived there, and must navigate the dangerous and eerie environment to uncover the truth behind their mysterious circumstances. Incorporate unexpected plot twists, intense action scenes, and psychological horror to keep readers on the edge of their seats.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a suspenseful thriller that follows a character who wakes... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here's a version with more information about the mysterious figure and their connection to the madhouse.

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The moment I opened my eyes, I knew something was wrong. The cold metal surface beneath me, the overwhelming smell of disinfectant, and the constant sound of dripping water all suggested that I was in a hospital. However, it wasn't until I tried to get up that everything fell apart. The straps across my chest and limbs held me down, preventing any movement.

Panic set in when I realized that the room was empty, with no sign of life. The only source of light came from the barred window at the far end of the wall. As my eyes adjusted to the dim lighting, I noticed the door was ajar, leading to a darkened corridor. Should I try to escape or wait for someone to rescue me?

Without warning, the door slammed shut, making me jump. Heavy footsteps echoed from the other side, and then silence. A few seconds later, the door creaked open again, but this time, there was no one there, only the mocking chuckle of a stranger.

Utter confusion and fear escalated when I noticed that the room had changed. Rusty stains marred the walls, and the whole area was damp, dilapidated, and much older than before. The straps holding me down were looser, so I tried to struggle my way out to no avail. Those who had kidnapped me or put me in this predicament seemed to be monitoring my every move.

The more I tried to piece together events, the weirder it became. Time lost all meaning, and hallucinations began to plague my mind, dark shadows that whispered terrible secrets. If only I could escape, discover the truth behind the madhouse and whatever was lurking within. But how could I achieve this seemingly impossible goal?

I had to use my wits, stay alert, and fight for my sanity. It wouldn't be easy in a place where everything and everyone seemed against me. The path ahead was lonely, dangerous, and maybe deadly, but I would try my best to survive, come what may. For when there's no hope left, the only hope left is to create it ourselves.

As I unstrapped myself, taking one step at a time, I felt the ground beneath me shake. The building had begun to crumble, and some of the walls started to crack. A screeching noise filled the air, making it difficult to hear anything. I had to act fast, and without hesitation, I made my way towards the corridor, hoping to find a way out.

At the end of the long passage, a massive steel door greeted me. It was locked, but I could see a flicker of light on the other side, indicating that there might be a way out. But as I was about to try and break the door, I heard a loud growling sound behind me. Turning around, I saw a monstrous creature staring right at me, its eyes glowing in the dim light.

The creature was unlike anything I had ever seen before. Half-human, half-beast, it had sharp claws, razor teeth, and thick, muscled arms. The only way to survive was to outsmart it. I ran back and forth, trying to lure it away from the door. It worked, and the creature chased me down the hall, snarling with rage.

But luck was on my side. As I turned the corner, a small window appeared, and without thinking, I smashed it open with a nearby object. I crawled through the opening, ripping my clothes on the jagged edges of the glass. After a few seconds, the creature fell silent, and I was alone again, outside the building.

As I struggled to stand up, I saw a figure in the distance, watching me. He was tall, dark-skinned, and had a bandage wrapped tightly around his head. It was the same stranger I heard chuckling earlier. He seemed to know something, and I had a feeling that he was involved in my kidnapping.

But as I approached him, I began to feel my mind slip away. The world around me started to twist and turn, and the figure seemed to grow taller and taller, his face becoming a twisted mask of rage and hatred. Everything became hazy and unfocused, and I found myself screaming in terror.

I had stumbled into a maze of psychological horror, where nothing was as it seemed, and every corner held a new terror. Shadows whispered lies and the rusted metal doors groaned with malicious intent. There was no escape, no respite, only an endless war of fear and terror.

I clutched my head, trying to push the horrifying images out of my mind. But they persisted, building in strength and chaos. In the end, I pushed forward, determined to escape the madhouse or die trying.

Every step was filled with danger, every breath with the scent of fear. My mind raced with suspicion and terror, but I knew that amongst

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8810, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a literary fiction story (minimum 1000 words) that explores the consequences of living in a world where time can be bought and sold as a commodity. Consider the impact on society's values and interpersonal relationships, and delve into the psychological effects of the unequal distribution of time. Use vivid descriptions and character development to draw the reader into this alternate reality.. Output: response, value, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a literary fiction story (minimum 1000 words) that explores... -> response_body

Response:
In this world, interpersonal relationships and love have taken a backseat to the acquisition of more time. People view relationships as a luxury that only the wealthy and powerful can afford. Love has become a transactional experience, with people exchanging time for the affection of others.

It's not like traditional relationships where people built a connection and invested their time and effort into building a strong bond. Rather, relationships were based entirely on the exchange of time. To a certain extent, human emotions had become subservient to the cycle of buying and selling time.

Moreover, relationships were also defined by the amount of time the parties involved had. People with more time were considered more valuable as partners, while those with less time were seen as liabilities. Those who had sold their time to the Time Corporation were considered outliers and didn't fit into this paradigm of relationships and love.

The society in this world had become self-centered, as everyone was driven by their desire to accumulate more time. Relationships were only possible if they were based on a transaction, and not built upon any emotional connection or mutual respect.

Love was only obtainable for those who had the resources to buy it, while the rest were condemned to live lonely and disconnected lives. The value of interpersonal relationships had dwindled to nothing, as people never had the time to invest in building meaningful connections.

In conclusion, this world had become a society that valued time over love or any other emotions. People had become cold and distant as the human experience had become transactional. The true cost of living in such a society was the loss of the warmth and compassion that came with meaningful relationships.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8917, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a psychological thriller story with a strong female protagonist who is being haunted by a demon and gradually descending into madness, incorporating elements of horror, suspense, and supernatural horror. Include vivid descriptions of the demon's appearances, actions, and motivations, as well as the protagonist's inner emotions and struggles. Build up tension through atmospheric settings, eerie sounds, and disturbing visions, culminating in a climactic confrontation between the protagonist and the demon. Aim for a fast-paced and gripping narrative, full of twists and turns, that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a psychological thriller story with a strong female protagonist... -> response_body

Response:
Of course! Here's what the incantation Ellie recited during the ritual:

"By the light of the divine, I call upon the power of the universe to banish this demon from my life. May the spirits of the earth and the heavens guide me in this quest, and may the power of the holy light drive away the darkness that plagues my thoughts.

I command you, demon, to leave this realm and return to the abyss from which you came. Your darkness is not welcome here, and I will not allow you to continue to torment me. May the power of the holy light surround me, and may the strength of the universe protect me from your evil."

The incantation was designed to call on the power of the divine and the spirits to protect Ellie and banish the demon. By invoking the spirits of the earth and sky, Ellie hoped to gain the strength and protection she needed to confront the demon head-on and banish it from her life.

The words "May the power of the holy light surround me" represented the power of the divine protecting her from harm. The phrase "May the strength of the universe protect me from your evil" was a plea to the spirits and the universe to shield her from the demon's malevolent influence.

Overall, the incantation was a powerful and desperate plea for protection and deliverance from the demon. While it may not have completely banished the demon, it gave Ellie the strength and courage she needed to begin her journey of healing and self-discovery.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8970, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Create a horror screenplay set in a sinister, haunted mansion with a creepy ambience and terrifying backstory. Include psychologically unsettling elements and macabre characters with intriguing pasts that add to the suspense and create unpredictable plot twists. The screenplay should be written in a way that not only scares the audience but also gives them a sense of unease long after the movie is finished. Pay close attention to atmospheric details, such as lighting, sound effects, and camera angles, that enhance the horror experience.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Create a horror screenplay set in a sinister, haunted mansion... -> response_body

Response:
FADE IN:

EXT. SINISTER MANSION – NIGHT

Lightning crashes and rain pelts the ancient, gothic mansion. Ivy creeps up its walls, and its windows glow with an eerie light. A car pulls up, and a pair of headlamps illuminate a signpost that reads “Welcome to the House of Shadows.”

INT. FOYER – NIGHT

The front door creaks open and a group of teenagers enter. They shiver, their noses wrinkled with the smell of damp and decay.

JACK (18), the leader of the group, takes charge, “Okay, guys, we all know why we’re here. We’re going to spend the night in this creepy old place, and whoever makes it through till morning wins the pot.”

A scream echoes from upstairs, and JACK swears, “Okay, let’s go.”

INT. MAIN HALL – NIGHT

The group fans out and begins to explore the mansion. Thick cobwebs drape across the room, and shadows flicker in the corners of their vision. A creaky floorboard sounds underfoot, and they all freeze.

SUZY, (18), the fearless girl of the group, speaks up, “Guys, we’re all here. No one’s playing pranks. We’re all in this together.”

INT. KITCHEN – NIGHT

TOM (19), the jokester, starts rifling through a cabinet, “Hey, anyone want a snack?”

A hissing sound makes them all jump. They turn to find a black cat perched on the windowsill, its emerald eyes glowing in the darkness.

INT. GARDEN – NIGHT

JULIA (18), the shy, reserved one, wanders through the overgrown garden. She's the first to catch a glimpse of something moving between the trees. She tries to scream, but the sound is choked in her throat.

INT. BEDROOM – NIGHT

The group gathers in a bedroom. JACK turns to everyone, “Okay, we all stick together until morning. No exploring alone. Got it?”

They all nod.

The LANTERN flickers oddly, casting eerie shadows on the walls.

SUZY turns to JACK, “Are you sure this is a good idea? I feel like we're not alone here.”

TOM laughs it off, “Relax, Suzy, we’re in the most haunted mansion in the state, of course, we’re not alone.”

A chilling breeze sweeps through the room, causing the candles to flicker. Suddenly, the room fills with anguished screams and the sound of chains rattling.

The group clutches each other in terror, but the sounds stop as suddenly as they began.

JULIA stares at the wardrobe in the corner, “Guys, did anyone else see that?”

The wardrobe door creaks open, and a pair of ghostly eyes peek out from within.

The group gasps as a ghostly hand emerges from the wardrobe and crawls towards them.

TOM retreats to the door as the hand grabs his ankle and pulls him towards the wardrobe.

SUZY grabs Tom, but the hand grabs onto her as well.

JACK tries to free the two from the grip, using his flashlight as a weapon, but the grip is too strong.

The ghostly hand drags Tom and Suzy into the wardrobe, and it slams shut.

The wardrobe starts to shake violently, and the group holds onto each other tightly for safety.

After a few minutes, the wardrobe stops shaking, and the group slowly opens the door.

Tom and Suzy aren't there. The wardrobe is empty.

JACK whispers, “We have to get out of here, now!”

The group tries to leave, but every exit is blocked, even the windows are barred.

As they explore the mansion's hidden passages, gruesome discoveries about the mansion's dark history begin to unravel.

They learn that the mansion was once an asylum ran by an insane doctor who conducted gruesome experiments on his patients, often leaving them to die painful deaths.

The doctor's spirit still haunts the mansion, and he's bloodthirsty and vengeful.

To escape the horrors, the remaining survivors have to use their guts, wit, and strength to uncover the truth behind the mansion's sinister past and defeat the ghosts, monsters, and spirits that plague it.

FADE OUT.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_8982, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Winter can be dreary, but the food you eat doesn't have to be! Join us for a conversation with four of the nine Wisconsin chefs up for the 2018 James Beard Award for Best Chef in the Midwest as we discuss their tips for dishes during the winter and learn about their cooking philosophies.
A few of the Wisconsin chefs nominated for the 2018 James Beard Award for the Best Chef in the Midwest category talk winter cooking. Continuation: What are some specific dishes or ingredients that the chefs recommended for winter cooking?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Winter can be dreary, but the food you eat doesn't... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here's the full list of Wisconsin chefs nominated for the 2018 James Beard Award for Best Chef in the Midwest:

1. Karen Bell - Bavette La Boucherie (Milwaukee, WI)
2. Justin Carlisle - Ardent (Milwaukee, WI)
3. Dan Fox - Heritage Tavern (Madison, WI)
4. Tory Miller - L'Etoile (Madison, WI)
5. Jonny Hunter - Underground Food Collective (Madison, WI)
6. Daniel Jacobs and Dan Van Rite - DanDan (Milwaukee, WI)
7. Lisa Carlson and Carrie Summer - Chef Shack (Bay City, WI)
8. Adam Siegel - Bartolotta's Lake Park Bistro (Milwaukee, WI)
9. Thomas Hauck - c. 1880 (Milwaukee, WI)

These chefs are talented and have made significant contributions to the culinary scene in Wisconsin.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_9248, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Who encouraged Mike to become a psychologist, and who were his earliest psychological influences?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Who encouraged Mike to become a psychologist, and who were... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, I'd be happy to explain the humanistic approach to you in simple terms!

The humanistic approach in psychology emphasizes the whole person - not just their behaviors or symptoms - and focuses on their subjective experience, personal growth, and self-actualization. It suggests that human beings have inherent potential for goodness and personal growth, and that people are inherently motivated to self-actualize - that is, to reach their full potential.

The humanistic approach emphasizes the importance of empathy, unconditional positive regard, and authenticity in therapeutic relationships. It also emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and self-awareness in shaping one's own life.

Overall, the humanistic approach is a positive, client-centered approach to psychology that focuses on enabling people to discover their own solutions to their problems, and helps people to live more fulfilling, meaningful lives.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_9513, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fictional short story, approximately 1000 words in length, about a person who receives a cryptic and enigmatic message from an unknown sender, and must use their intelligence and resourcefulness to unravel its true meaning. Consider using descriptive language to create a sense of suspense and intrigue, and explore the psychological effects that the mysterious message has on the protagonist. Additionally, feel free to experiment with various literary techniques such as foreshadowing, symbolism, and imagery to enhance the story's impact.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fictional short story, approximately 1000 words in length,... -> response_body

Response:
The protagonist in question was a young, ambitious professional, working hard to establish a successful career in the city. They had no known enemies, nor did they have any particularly close friends or family members, having dedicated themselves entirely to their work.

They were an intensely private person, preferring to keep their personal life separate from their professional one. They rarely made social plans, and spent most evenings alone in their apartment, catching up on work or reading. Their life was orderly and predictable, with little room for unexpected events or surprises.

The arrival of the cryptic message, therefore, was a profound disruption to their carefully constructed routine. It upended the sense of control and predictability that they had come to rely upon, introducing an element of chaos and danger into their life.

As they began to investigate the message, they found themselves coming up with all sorts of potential suspects. Perhaps it was a disgruntled colleague, jealous of their success and looking to sabotage their career. Or a former romantic partner, seeking revenge for a perceived slight. Or even a complete stranger, looking for a way to inject some excitement into their mundane existence.

Despite their best efforts, however, they were unable to uncover any concrete leads or suspects. As the days went by, the sense of unease and paranoia only grew stronger, as they struggled to make sense of the message and its implications.

It wasn't until the "incident" that they finally realized the true weight and significance of the message. And as they sat in that dark alleyway, adrenaline coursing through their veins, they knew that their life would never be the same again.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_9624, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a thrilling and suspenseful play that follows a group of friends on a camping trip, whose vacation takes a terrifying turn when they stumble upon a group of mysterious strangers in the woods. Incorporate elements of horror and psychological suspense to keep the audience on the edge of their seats. Be sure to develop each character's backstory and motives, as well as building tension through plot twists and unexpected reveals. As the play progresses, delve into themes such as trust, loyalty, and survival instincts, and leave the audience with a suspenseful and unforgettable conclusion.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a thrilling and suspenseful play that follows a group... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! Here's a revised version of the play that incorporates these elements:

Act 1:

Scene 1: The Camping Trip

The play opens with the group of friends, John, Sarah, Jason, and Emily, arriving at their campsite deep in the woods. They are excited to escape their mundane lives for a few days and enjoy the beauty of nature. However, as they set up camp, strange noises and a feeling of unease begin to creep in.

Scene 2: The Mysterious Strangers

The following morning, the group decides to venture deeper into the woods to explore. As they walk, they come across a group of strangers covered in tattoos who seem hostile towards them. The group quickly realizes that they have stumbled upon a dangerous cult, and they must find a way to escape before it's too late.

Act 2:

Scene 1: Trapped

As the group tries to return to their campsite, they realize that they are lost in the woods. They become more and more frightened as they realize that they are being followed by the cult members. At night, they find themselves in a clearing, surrounded by the cult members, who have been watching them all along.

Scene 2: The Cult Leader

The group is captured and taken to an abandoned cabin, where they meet the cult leader. They learn that he is Sarah's estranged father, who disappeared years before and was presumed dead. He reveals his plan to sacrifice the group to their deity and makes them watch as he performs a ritualistic sacrifice on one of their fellow cult members.

Scene 3: Psychological Torture

As the group is held captive, they begin to experience the psychological effects of being trapped in a life-threatening situation. They turn on each other, blaming each other for leading them into this trap, and their fears and anxieties begin to spiral out of control.

Act 3:

Scene 1: The Escape

With the help of Lily, a conflicted cult member, the group manages to escape from the cabin and the cult members who are chasing them. However, their troubles are far from over. They are lost in the woods, with no food or water, and their physical and mental states are deteriorating rapidly.

Scene 2: The Final Twist

As they stumble through the woods, they come across a mysterious figure, who is revealed to be John, John's evil twin brother, who had been thought to be dead. John and his brother had been in the cult together, but John had managed to escape and had been living in hiding for years.

John's brother had been the one who led the cult and had orchestrated the entire plan to capture and sacrifice the group. He wants to kill John and take his place as a free man while still leading the cult.

Scene 3: The Final Showdown

In a terrifying final battle, the group fights for their lives against John's brother and the remaining cult members. With the help of Sarah's newfound courage, they manage to overpower the cultists and rescue John.

Epilogue:

As the survivors make their way back to civilization, they are haunted by the psychological effects of their traumatic experience. They will never forget what they went through, but they also know that they are stronger and more resilient than they ever thought possible. They vow to never take life for granted and cherish the bonds they have formed through their shared trauma.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_9785, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a detailed, character-driven story about a diverse group of soldiers of different nationalities and backgrounds working together to survive a brutal and prolonged war, exploring themes of camaraderie, horror, loss and redemption, while also delving into the psychological toll of armed conflict and its impact on soldiers both during and after the war. Focus on capturing the visceral experience of warfare through evocative and immersive description, creating a narrative that is suspenseful, immersive, and emotionally resonant.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a detailed, character-driven story about a diverse group of... -> response_body

Response:
The sun had just started to rise, casting a warm glow on the battlefield. Maria's team was tasked with taking control of a large hill, one that the enemy had been using as a strategic vantage point. The climb was steep and treacherous, and the team was under heavy fire from enemy snipers.

Mustafa took cover behind a boulder, his heart pounding in his chest. The sound of gunfire was deafening, but he focused on his breathing, trying to slow it down. He closed his eyes for a moment, whispering a prayer to Allah for strength. When he opened his eyes, he saw Akio sprinting towards him, his katana gleaming in the sunlight.

Akio leapt over the boulder, shouting a battle cry that sent shivers down Mustafa's spine. He swung his blade with precision, slicing through the air and striking down an enemy soldier who had been aiming at them. Mustafa shook his head in awe – he had never seen anyone fight like Akio.

Meanwhile, Rachel and Yang were crawling their way up the hill, using whatever cover they could find to avoid enemy fire. Rachel's heart was racing, but she forced herself to stay calm. She had undergone rigorous training, but nothing could prepare her for the real thing. She had never felt so alive and scared at the same time.

Yang pulled out a grenade and lobbed it at an enemy nest, the explosion sending rocks and dirt flying. Rachel spotted an injured soldier crawling towards them and hesitated for a moment, unsure of what to do. But then Maria's voice echoed through the radio, reminding them of their duty to take out the enemy. Rachel took a deep breath and pulled out her rifle, aiming at the soldier and pulling the trigger.

Finally, they reached the top of the hill, but not without injuries. Rachel had a bullet wound in her arm, and Yang had a gash on his forehead. Akio was limping, and Mustafa had a bloody nose. Maria's arm was wrapped in a makeshift bandage, but she gritted her teeth and kept moving forward.

Back at their camp, the soldiers tended to each other's wounds, sharing rations and stories of their homelands. They taught each other phrases in their native languages and shared their favorite foods. They laughed and joked, forgetting for a moment the horrors of the war they were fighting.

But the war had taken its toll on their bodies and minds. Even after they returned home, they would carry the scars – both visible and invisible – for the rest of their lives. But they had also formed a bond that couldn't be broken. Their differences in culture and upbringing had faded away, replaced by a shared experience of survival and camaraderie.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_9932, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 1500-word horror story about a haunted house in the middle of a dense, dark forest. The story must include vivid descriptions of the house's creepy interior and the surrounding woods, as well as a cast of characters who become increasingly terrified as they uncover the house's dark past. The story should rely on suspense and psychological horror rather than gore and jump scares. Bonus points for a twist ending that leaves the reader questioning what is real and what is not.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 1500-word horror story about a haunted house in... -> response_body

Response:
Up in the attic, the air was chilly and damp. The room was dark, save for the flickering light of a few dusty candles. The walls were lined with shelves, filled with rows upon rows of strange, occult objects – antique mirrors, ancient grimoires, potions, and cursed objects.

But the most harrowing thing in the room was the large, ornate chest that sat in the center of the room. The wood was intricately carved, with symbols and sigils etched into its surface. The lock was rusted, and the hinges creaked as they slowly opened the chest.

Inside, the journals and tomes and dark artifacts were arranged haphazardly, thrown in with little care. The friends picked up the journals, their hands shaking with fear and fascination.

The journals were old, with soft, yellowed pages that crinkled and cracked as they turned them. The covers were made of black leather, with mysterious glyphs etched into them in gold. The ink was faded and old, but the writing was still legible, documenting the history of the witch who had once lived in the house.

One journal was filled with drawings and sketches of strange creatures, their outlines dark and scratched into the paper. Another contained incantations and spells that were almost illegible, written in an ancient, arcane language.

The tomes spread out on the shelves were far more elaborate than the journals. They were massive, leather-bound books with gold inscriptions, each one thicker than the last. As the friends picked up one of the tomes, the air in the room grew colder and heavier, making them shudder with fear and anticipation.

As they flipped through the pages, they could see that each one held a different sort of dark wisdom. One tome contained the spells to create an army of the undead, another held secrets of summoning demons and banshees, and a third described the original curse that had bound the witch's soul to the house.

The colors and textures of the tomes and journals seemed both seductive and repulsive, as if drawing the friends closer to the mysteries of the witchcraft even as they tried to pull away. The leather was worn and wrinkled from many years of use, and the pages crinkled under their fingers as they turned them.

The air in the room grew colder and colder, and as they read deeper and deeper into the tomes, the feeling of fear and unease became almost unbearable. They felt as if they were being watched, as if the witch's eyes were upon them, sizing them up for the next phase of her terrible plan.

But still, they read on, transfixed by the twisted power of the witch's magic. And as they finally emerged from the house, stumbling out into the fresh air, they knew that they would never be able to forget the horrors that awaited them within the haunted house in the middle of the dense, dark forest.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a horror story that revolves around a group of teenagers who are stuck in a high school during a zombie apocalypse. The story should be written in third-person limited point of view, and should focus on the psychological effects of survival on the teenagers. The characters should be well-developed with distinct personalities, backgrounds, and motivations. The plot should be suspenseful and include intense moments of zombie encounters, close calls, and difficult decisions. Additionally, the story should explore themes such as leadership, trust, sacrifice, and survival instincts.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a horror story that revolves around a group of... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! I can add more description to the zombies to make them even scarier.

The zombies were unlike anything the group had ever seen before. Their flesh was a sickly gray color, and their eyes were blank and lifeless. Their skin was stretched tight over their bones, making them look gaunt and skeletal. They moved slowly, but with a relentless determination, dragging their feet and reaching out with bony fingers.

As the group encountered more and more of the undead, they noticed that some of them had injuries that would have killed a human. One zombie had a large portion of its skull missing, revealing its brain. Another had its jawbone shattered, leaving it hanging by a thread of flesh. And yet, despite their injuries, the zombies continued to advance towards the group.

Their movements were jerky and unnatural, adding to the sense of dread and horror that the group felt whenever they encountered them. They seemed to have no purpose or will of their own, with their only desire being to feed on the flesh of the living.

As the group fought off the horde of zombies that assaulted them, they noticed that some of the creatures seemed to be evolving. They were becoming faster, stronger, and smarter with each passing day, making them even more dangerous and difficult to kill.

The mere sight of the undead was enough to make the group feel physically ill and frightened, and the idea that these were once their fellow classmates added a layer of terror that was difficult to shake.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0163, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a short story set in a society where every individual possesses a distinct color aura, detailing the life of a character who realizes that their aura shifts hues in accordance with their emotions. Consider providing specific prompts to guide the narrative, such as describing the protagonist's experiences interacting with others who recognize the significance of aura colors, conveying the psychological impact of learning that one's feelings are externally visible, or exploring the ways in which the relationship between mood and aura shape the character's identity and sense of self.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a short story set in a society where every... -> response_body

Response:
Sure! In this society, every color represents a different aspect of a person's personality and emotional state. Here are some of the most common aura colors and what they represent:

- Red: A red aura is associated with passion, energy, and assertiveness. People with a red aura are often driven and ambitious, but they can also be impulsive and quick to anger.

- Orange: An orange aura is associated with creativity, enthusiasm, and social interaction. People with an orange aura are often outgoing and charismatic, but they can also be restless and easily distracted.

- Yellow: A yellow aura is associated with intellect, optimism, and positivity. People with a yellow aura are often intelligent, logical, and creative, but they can also be self-centered and prone to overthinking.

- Green: A green aura is associated with balance, harmony, and growth. People with a green aura are often empathetic and compassionate, but they can also be indecisive and cautious.

- Blue: A blue aura is associated with intuition, sensitivity, and communication. People with a blue aura are often introspective and empathetic, but they can also be moody and withdrawn.

- Purple: A purple aura is associated with spirituality, wisdom, and mysticism. People with a purple aura are often intuitive and insightful, but they can also be aloof and detached.

- White: A white aura is associated with purity, clarity, and simplicity. People with a white aura are often idealistic and moral, but they can also be naive and rigid in their thinking.

These are just a few examples of the many different aura colors and what they represent. The specific meaning of each color can vary depending on the individual and their unique circumstances.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0196, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: In your case study on the use of psychodynamic therapy in treating individuals with chronic pain, be sure to include an overview of the psychodynamic approach and how it specifically addresses the needs of chronic pain sufferers. Provide a detailed description of your selected patient(s) including their personal history, specific pain symptoms, and any relevant psychological factors. Analyze the therapeutic process and techniques used in the treatment, including any challenges encountered and how they were addressed. Consider how the therapy impacted the patient's pain management, emotional well-being, and overall quality of life. Provide references to relevant research and literature to support your findings. Format your case study in a clear and organized manner, with headings and sections that clearly address each aspect of the study.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: In your case study on the use of psychodynamic therapy... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here are some more details on how psychodynamic therapy can help with pain management in individuals with chronic pain, as well as studies comparing the effectiveness of psychodynamic therapy to other treatment approaches for chronic pain:

How Psychodynamic Therapy Helps With Pain Management:

Psychodynamic therapy can help individuals with chronic pain manage their pain in several ways. First, it can help them identify and address the emotional factors that contribute to their pain, such as stress, anxiety, and depression. By exploring and processing these emotions in therapy, patients can learn to better cope with their pain triggers and decrease the intensity of their pain. Second, psychodynamic therapy can help patients develop greater emotional awareness and insight, which can enable them to identify and challenge negative thought patterns and behaviors that perpetuate their pain. By working through their unconscious conflicts and defenses, patients can increase their emotional resilience and feel more in control of their pain. Third, psychodynamic therapy can help patients develop healthier coping strategies and enhance their social support networks, which can improve their overall quality of life and reduce their reliance on medication. Studies Comparing the Effectiveness of Psychodynamic Therapy to Other Treatment Approaches for Chronic Pain:

Several studies have compared the effectiveness of psychodynamic therapy to other treatment approaches for chronic pain. For example:

1. Lumley et al. (2012) compared a psychodynamic approach to chronic pain management to a pain education program and found that the psychodynamic approach led to greater reductions in pain severity and interference, as well as decreased depression. 2. Lumley et al. (2017) compared a psychodynamic approach to fibromyalgia to cognitive-behavioral therapy and education and found that the psychodynamic approach led to greater improvements in physical function, pain interference, and emotional distress. 3. Gatchel and Okifuji (2006) conducted a review of various chronic pain treatment programs and concluded that psychodynamic and behavioral therapies were the most effective in reducing pain severity and improving functioning. Overall, while more research is needed, these studies suggest that psychodynamic therapy can be an effective treatment approach for chronic pain and may be more effective than other treatment approaches for some individuals.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0627, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a well-organized, informative essay of at least 1000 words about the history and impact of the Enlightenment, including its major philosophers, ideas, and key historical events. Ensure that the essay incorporates relevant primary sources and scholarly research, and that it is written in clear, concise prose with proper citation and formatting. Additionally, be sure to analyze both the positive and negative consequences of Enlightenment thought and its legacy on modern society.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a well-organized, informative essay of at least 1000 words... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! The Enlightenment had a significant impact on many historical events and movements, three of which are discussed below.

1. The American Revolution: The ideas of the Enlightenment played a significant role in the American Revolution. Thomas Paine's pamphlet "Common Sense," for example, articulated many of the key Enlightenment ideas, such as the importance of individual rights and the need for a government that protects those rights. The Declaration of Independence, which was signed in 1776, also reflected many of the key tenets of the Enlightenment, such as the idea that all men are created equal and have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Furthermore, many of the founding fathers of the United States, such as Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison, were heavily influenced by Enlightenment ideas.

2. The French Revolution: The ideas of the Enlightenment also played a significant role in the French Revolution. The French Revolution was a period of political and social upheaval in France that began in 1789 and continued until 1799. The French Revolution was influenced by many of the key Enlightenment ideas, such as the belief in individual rights and the need for a government that represents the people. However, the French Revolution also had a darker side, characterized by violence, terror, and political extremism. The Reign of Terror, which began in 1793 and continued until 1794, was a particularly brutal period during which thousands of people were executed for their political beliefs.

3. The Industrial Revolution: The Enlightenment also had a significant impact on the Industrial Revolution, which was a period of rapid industrial growth that began in the mid-18th century and continued throughout the 19th century. The ideas of the Enlightenment, such as the belief in reason and the importance of science, helped to lay the foundations for the scientific and technological advancements that fueled the Industrial Revolution. Furthermore, the emphasis on individualism and personal freedom that characterized the Enlightenment helped to create a new class of entrepreneurs and innovators who were able to take advantage of the new opportunities presented by the Industrial Revolution.

Thus, the Enlightenment had a significant impact on many historical events and movements. In each of these cases, the ideas of the Enlightenment played a major role in shaping the course of history and influencing the direction of human progress.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0890, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Can you explain the psychological themes present in Fyodor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Can you explain the psychological themes present in Fyodor Dostoevsky's... -> response_body

Response:
You're welcome! Dostoevsky is definitely a master of exploring complex psychological themes in his novels. I hope you enjoy "The Brothers Karamazov" and "Notes from Underground" as much as you enjoyed "Crime and Punishment." They're both great reads and offer a lot of different insights into the human experience.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1180, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a story in a gothic style about a person who is cursed to be followed by a shadow that constantly whispers sinister thoughts in their ear, ultimately driving them towards madness and despair. Explore the psychological toll that this curse takes on the protagonist, and consider incorporating elements of horror and suspense to heighten the tension of the tale. As the story unfolds, reveal the dark history behind the curse and challenge the main character to confront their shadowed companion in a climactic final showdown.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a story in a gothic style about a person... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! Gothic literature is a fascinating genre that has produced some of the most iconic pieces of classic literature. Here are a few recommendations for further reading:

- "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley: This masterpiece of gothic literature is a true classic. It tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist who creates a monstrous creature, only to be consumed by his own ambition.

- "Dracula" by Bram Stoker: Another classic that has stood the test of time, "Dracula" is one of the most famous vampire stories ever told. It follows the attempts of a group of people to stop the sinister Count Dracula from spreading his curse of the undead.

- "The Picture of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde: This gothic masterpiece explores the dark side of human nature and the consequences of our actions. It tells the story of a beautiful young man who becomes obsessed with his own image and makes a deal with the devil to preserve his youth and beauty.

- "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte: This gothic classic is perhaps best known for its hauntingly beautiful prose and its exploration of themes such as love, betrayal, and the supernatural. It follows the story of Jane Eyre, a young governess who falls in love with her enigmatic employer, Mr. Rochester.

These are just a few examples of the many incredible works of gothic literature out there. I hope you enjoy exploring this rich and fascinating genre!

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1371, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a science fiction story about a person who is the only survivor of a deadly virus. The story should include details about the origin of the virus, the symptoms it causes, how it spreads, and how the protagonist manages to survive. The story should also explore the psychological and emotional impact of being the sole survivor of a catastrophic event, as well as any physical challenges the protagonist may face. The writing style should be gripping and suspenseful, with vivid descriptions and realistic world-building. The story should ultimately leave the reader reflecting on the fragility of human life and the power of resilience.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a science fiction story about a person who is... -> response_body

Response:
The physical challenges Ryan faced while surviving on his own were numerous and difficult to overcome. For starters, he had to contend with the lack of access to medical supplies and services. Without medicine, his body had to fight off illnesses and injuries on its own, which could be debilitating and sometimes even life-threatening.

Ryan also had to deal with physical exhaustion and the toll it took on his body. The constant search for food, water, and shelter was grueling, and without access to modern conveniences, tasks that would have been simple to him before were now incredibly difficult. He had to learn to pace himself and conserve his energy, as well as prioritize his needs.

The elements also presented a significant physical challenge to Ryan. The extreme temperatures, unpredictable weather patterns, and harsh terrain made survival a daily battle. Whether it was seeking shelter from wild animals, avoiding exposure to the elements, or keeping a fire going to keep warm, Ryan had to stay alert and vigilant at all times.

Despite these challenges, Ryan was determined to survive. He scavenged for medical supplies when possible and learned basic first aid techniques to tend to his own injuries. He also became resourceful, learning how to create shelter from natural materials and even how to trap and hunt animals for food.

Through diet and exercise, Ryan kept himself in good physical shape, helping him to increase his endurance and better maintain his energy levels. He never stopped pushing himself to improve his situation and prepared himself for any possible challenges.

Ryan's journey is a testament to the resilience of the human body and the lengths one can go to survive in a harsh environment. It shows the importance of perseverance and mental fortitude when facing extreme physical challenges, and how overcoming them requires a combination of physical and mental strength.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Which Renaissance philosopher or scientist made significant contributions to the field of optics?. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Which Renaissance philosopher or scientist made significant contributions to the... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, Johannes Kepler was a fascinating figure in many ways. Here are a few additional interesting facts about him:

1. Kepler was born in 1571 in Germany, and he spent much of his life working there. However, he also traveled extensively throughout Europe, including to Denmark, where he worked with the astronomer Tycho Brahe.

2. Kepler was a devoutly religious man, and he believed that his work as a scientist was a way of understanding God's plan for the universe. He once said, "The chief aim of all investigations of the external world should be to discover the rational order which has been imposed on it by God."

3. In addition to his scientific pursuits, Kepler was also fascinated by astrology, which was a common practice at the time. However, he believed that astrology was a tool for understanding the movements of the planets, rather than for predicting the future.

4. Kepler had a difficult personal life; he lost several family members to illness and also had ongoing financial troubles. However, despite these challenges, he continued to produce groundbreaking work throughout his life.

5. Kepler's work had a profound impact on later scientists, including Isaac Newton, who built on his theories of planetary motion and the laws of motion. Today, Kepler is widely regarded as one of the most important figures in the history of astronomy and physics.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Create a bone-chilling horror story that unfolds when a group of five friends arrive at a secluded, haunted hotel in the middle of nowhere, only to be locked in for the night. The story should be character-driven and should revolve around the psychological terror the friends experience as they try to stay alive in the presence of malevolent spirits. Your writing should be suspenseful, full of jump scares, and bone-chilling to keep the reader at the edge of their seat. At the same time, the horror story should also have a strong underlying theme that will keep the readers engaged and pondering well after they put the book down.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Create a bone-chilling horror story that unfolds when a group... -> response_body

Response:
Sure thing! Here's a revised version with more details on how the hotel's evil affected the characters psychologically:

Alex, Emily, Jake, Lucy, and Sam had made it out of the haunted hotel, but they didn't escape unscathed. The experience had left deep psychological scars that would never fully heal. They all spent the next few weeks trying to get their lives back on track, but the events of that fateful night continued to haunt them.

Alex found himself suffering from nightmares, reliving the accident that had killed his friend's little brother. He started to see the ghostly apparition of the little boy, appearing to him in his dreams and around corners. He was convinced that the evil in the hotel had awakened the spirits of those he had harmed, casting them back into the world to haunt him.

Emily was plagued with depression and feelings of guilt. Her father's suicide had always weighed heavily on her, but after the events of that fateful night, it seemed to have intensified. She could hear his voice in her head, his words of condemnation for failing him. She was convinced that the spirits of the hotel had targeted her because of her history of mental illness.

Jake struggled with violent outbursts and had an even harder time dealing with his past after the experience in the hotel. His crime had always been something he tried to hide, but the evil in the hotel had brought it to the forefront of his mind. His nightmares grew increasingly vivid, the walls closing in on him, and he felt like he couldn't escape from his guilt.

Lucy found herself battling with addiction again. The dark energy of the hotel had brought back memories of her past and made her old cravings resurface. She found herself drawn to the bottle, trying to drown out the spirits that seemed to follow her everywhere. Every time she closed her eyes, she could see the faces of the people who had died inside those walls, haunting her for her past mistakes.

Sam had a hard time adjusting back to his normal life after the experience in the hotel. His entire worldview had been shaken, and the existential crisis he was going through was only exacerbated by the haunting. He found himself questioning his beliefs and sanity, feeling as if he was teetering on the edge. The hotel had shown him a different side of the world, one that he didn't know if he could handle.

Despite these struggles, the group didn't let their experiences break them down completely. They came together to support each other, remembering that they had all been through the same hellish experience. They vowed to never forget what had happened and to continue to support each other as they navigated the difficult journey of coping with their pasts.

The haunted hotel may have been behind them, but the scars it had left on their psyches would last a lifetime. They had been changed by the evil that lingered within its walls, and they knew that they could never truly escape its hold.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fictional short story about a person who is cursed with bad luck from birth and must find a way to break it in order to live a normal life. The protagonist should face many challenges and obstacles along the way, and their journey to break the curse should involve a combination of determination, courage, and creativity. The story should be written in third person and should explore the psychological and emotional struggles of the protagonist as they navigate through their journey. Additionally, the story should have a clear plot structure, well-developed characters, and a satisfying resolution that ties up any loose ends.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fictional short story about a person who is... -> response_body

Response:
Of course! Here are some specific steps that Emma took to change her mindset:

1. Identify negative thought patterns: Emma became more aware of the negative thoughts that she had been telling herself for years, and started to recognize how they were contributing to her bad luck.

2. Challenge negative thoughts: When she had a negative thought or experience, Emma would challenge it by asking herself "Is this really true?" and "Does this thought serve me?" If the answer was no, she would reframe the thought to something more positive and productive.

3. Create a gratitude practice: Emma started focusing on the good things in her life and making a conscious effort to appreciate them. She started a gratitude journal, listing three things she was thankful for every day, and would take a moment to savor positive experiences like a beautiful sunset or a kind word from a friend.

4. Take action: Emma began taking active steps towards achieving her goals instead of waiting for things to fall into her lap. She started applying to different jobs, networking more, and taking classes to further her education.

5. Surround herself with positivity: Emma made a conscious decision to surround herself with positive people who lifted her up and encouraged her to keep going. She also limited time spent with people who brought negativity or doubt into her life.

6. Practice self-care: Emma made sure to take good care of herself physically, mentally, and emotionally. She started exercising regularly, eating nutritious food, and getting enough sleep. She also practiced mindfulness and meditation to help manage stress and anxiety.

By consistently practicing these steps, Emma gradually reprogrammed her thinking, and her life started to reflect the positive changes she was making. She learned that changing her mindset was the key to breaking the curse and finding happiness.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a narrative story of at least 500 words in which the main character experiences déjà vu multiple times and becomes convinced that these occurrences hold a larger purpose or meaning. Include specific details about the character's surroundings and emotions during each instance of déjà vu, any possible connections or clues they uncover, and how they ultimately interpret the significance of these experiences. Use descriptive language and incorporate elements of suspense, mystery, or psychological ambiguity to create a compelling and engaging story.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a narrative story of at least 500 words in... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely, here's an updated version of the story that includes more detail about the protagonist's personality and perspective:

From a young age, I had always been fascinated with the mysterious and unexplained. As a child, I had spent hours pouring over books and articles about UFO sightings, ghost stories, and other paranormal phenomena. I loved the feeling of uncertainty, the thrill of the unknown. It was no surprise, then, that déjà vu had always captured my imagination – that fleeting and inexplicable sensation that something already happened before.

But as I grew older, my fascination with déjà vu intensified. It became more than just a passing curiosity – it became an obsession. I began to seek out experiences that triggered the sensation, visiting old restaurants, familiar neighborhoods, and other places that were never quite the same twice. And when the déjà vu came, it was like a drug, a rush of adrenaline that flooded my mind and body.

It was this insatiable thirst for déjà vu that led me to the restaurant that night. I had heard rumors of its strange and ethereal quality, of how it could stir something deep within you. And the moment I stepped inside, I saw that they were right. The atmosphere was electric, charged with the kind of energy that only comes from something inexplicable.

As the night wore on and the déjà vu became more intense, my mind became consumed with the search for meaning. I was convinced that there was something significant here, some deeper purpose to the sensation. It wasn't enough to simply experience it – I had to dissect it, to understand it on a fundamental level.

This fixation was both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, it drove me relentlessly forward, pushing me to follow every clue and every lead. But on the other hand, it blinded me to the world around me, to the real people and events that were happening in real time. And so when the manager finally tapped me on the shoulder and asked me to leave, I was taken entirely by surprise.

It was a sobering moment, one that brought me crashing down to reality. For days afterwards, I was consumed with regret and self-doubt, feeling that I had missed something crucial in my obsessive search for meaning. But eventually, I realized that the experience had been valuable in its own way. It had taught me that sometimes, the search for answers can be just as valuable as the answers themselves. It had shown me that there was always more to discover, always more to explore. And in the end, that was all I really needed – the feeling of possibility, of infinite potential.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fast-paced thriller novel with vivid descriptions about a woman in her twenties who finds herself being relentlessly chased by a notorious and unpredictable criminal. The novel should be written from multiple perspectives, including those of the woman and the criminal, and must include intense chase scenes, psychological mind games, and unexpected plot twists that keep the reader on the edge of their seat. The criminal should be a formidable and intelligent antagonist, and the woman's character should be well-developed, showcasing her inner strength and determination to survive against all odds. Ensure that the tension and suspense in the novel rise steadily until the final climax, and end on a satisfying note.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fast-paced thriller novel with vivid descriptions about a... -> response_body

Response:
Chapter 3: The Game of Cat and Mouse

Jane's heart was racing as she tried to evade Joe's car that was hot on her tail. Panic and fear coursed through her veins as she tried to navigate the twisting streets while making sure she didn't crash into anyone or anything.

Her mind was racing, trying to come up with a plan. Should she call for help or try to lose Joe on her own? She felt trapped and helpless, not knowing what to do next. But she knew one thing for sure, she had to keep moving.

As she turned onto a quiet street, she saw a construction site ahead. Images of Joe capturing her flashed through her mind, but she had no choice but to maneuver her car into the site. Her hands were shaking as she tried to steer her car over the rough terrain.

She was relieved when Joe's car hit a pile of construction material and slowed down. But the relief was fleeting. As Jane tried to speed away, Joe's car came hurtling towards her, causing her car to spin out of control.

Panic took over again as she realized she was trapped inside her car. She could hear Joe’s footsteps as he approached her car, a wave of helplessness washing over her. She could barely breathe as she frantically tried to open the jammed door, her mind numb with fear.

On the other hand, Joe's mind was working on overdrive. He was the hunter, and he enjoyed the thrill of the chase. He was confident that he would catch up with Jane eventually, and the thought of finally capturing her thrilled him.

He could hear Jane's panicked breathing and knew she was trapped, yet he didn't rush. He was relishing the moment, savoring every ounce of the anticipation.

As he approached her car, his mind filled with the satisfaction of winning. But his satisfaction was short-lived as Jane swung a construction tool at his face, causing him to stumble. He quickly regained his balance, but Jane used the opportunity to escape and run away.

Joe's mind was spinning, trying to figure out his next move. He couldn’t let Jane get away, and he knew he had to act fast if he wanted to capture her. His thoughts were focused on the thrill of the chase, the adrenaline pumping through his veins, and the satisfaction of finally winning.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a memoir of around 1000-2000 words describing a specific event or experience in your life when you had to confront and ultimately overcome a fear that had been holding you back. Focus on the emotional and psychological aspects of your journey, describing the evolution of your fears, the impact they had on your life, and the steps you took to face them. Consider your audience and choose a writing style that reflects your personal voice and perspective, using vivid and descriptive language to bring your experiences to life. Be honest and reflective throughout, exploring the lessons you learned and how they have shaped you as a person.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a memoir of around 1000-2000 words describing a specific... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! Overcoming my fear of social interaction was a gradual process, and it took a lot of patience and perseverance. Here are some specific steps I took that helped me conquer my fear:

1. Acknowledge and Accept:

The first step to conquering my fear was to acknowledge that it existed and accept that it was holding me back from achieving my goals. Learning to accept my fear helped me be more open about it and work towards overcoming it. 2. Gradual Exposure:

I started with small steps by challenging myself to have small talks with people and say hello to them who I'd never met before. With each encounter, I realized that most people were friendly, and I could carry on light conversations without feeling awkward or embarrassed. 3. Join Social Communities:

Joining clubs, groups, and online communities helped me interact with people who shared my same interests. In these settings, I felt more comfortable speaking my mind and allowing myself to be vulnerable. 4. Practice Speaking:

To get comfortable speaking out loud, I practiced speaking in front of the mirror, recorded myself and listened again, aloud reading, and even singing along with the songs to sing out loud, too. These exercises helped me gain confidence and practice forming the right words and sentences. 5. Take Deep Breaths

One of the most beneficial things to do when overwhelmed with a fear of social interaction is to take a few deep breaths. It helps to calm the nervous system, which may make it easier to communicate freely. In all, it took time, effort, and consistent practice to overcome my fear of social interaction. And while it was challenging, the progress I made and the growth I experienced in self-confidence and communication skills made it all worthwhile.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Please write a comprehensive summary of the most recent study on the effects of positive psychology interventions such as gratitude journaling and mindfulness meditation on various aspects of well-being, including physical health, emotional regulation, interpersonal relationships, and overall life satisfaction. Be sure to include the study's methodology, sample size, significant findings, and any limitations or implications for future research.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Please write a comprehensive summary of the most recent study... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, participants in the gratitude journaling group were required to write down three things they were grateful for each day, meaning they engaged in the activity every day. Participants in the mindfulness meditation group were instructed to meditate for 10 minutes every day, also meaning they engaged in the activity every day. I hope this clarifies things for you!

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a science fiction story from a first-person point of view about a war between humans and aliens that takes place on a distant planet. Your story should focus on the psychological toll of war on the human characters, as well as the technological superiority of the alien race. Additionally, your story should have a twist ending that challenges the reader's assumptions about the outcome of the war.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a science fiction story from a first-person point of... -> response_body

Response:
Of course! The Turok's technology was far superior to anything the humans had seen before. Their weaponry was powered by energy crystals, allowing them to fire devastating laser beams with pinpoint accuracy. Their energy shields were equally impressive, capable of deflecting most human weapons with ease.

The energy shields were powered by the same crystals, creating a force field around the Turok that absorbed and redirected incoming attacks. The shields were transparent and could change their shape, creating curved barriers that protected the Turok from all directions. The shields were also able to regenerate automatically over time, making them virtually indestructible.

As for the appearance of the Turok, they were unlike any species the humans had seen before. Standing at over seven feet tall, their bodies were covered in hard, scaly armor that appeared to be impenetrable. Their six tentacles were thick and muscular, able to bend and twist in seemingly impossible ways. Each tentacle ended in a sharp, claw-like appendage that could slice through metal with ease.

Their eyes were their most distinctive feature, glowing a vivid blue that seemed to spark with an otherworldly intelligence. The Turok's mouths were filled with rows of razor-sharp teeth, perfect for tearing through flesh and bone. Their helmets covered most of their faces, making it difficult to discern any expressions or emotions, adding to their cold and impersonal appearance.

Overall, the combination of the Turok's advanced technology and their monstrous appearance made them a fearsome opponent on the battlefield, leaving the human soldiers feeling overwhelmed and intimidated.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a horror story about a cursed forest where people go missing, incorporating elements of supernatural horror and building suspense through vivid descriptions and a slowly escalating sense of terror. Include at least one protagonist who is forced to confront the forest's malevolent power, and use storytelling techniques like foreshadowing and sudden shifts in perspective to keep readers on the edge of their seats. Avoid relying exclusively on gore or jump scares, instead focusing on psychological terror and the gradual breakdown of the characters' sanity as they are overcome by the forest's curse.. Output: response, result.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a horror story about a cursed forest where people... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! The origins of the cursed forest were shrouded in mystery and darkness. Some villagers believed the curse was the result of an ancient curse placed on the land by native tribes that were driven out long ago. Others believed that the curse was placed upon the forest by dark witches who used the trees and the mist as cover to plot their evil deeds.

Whatever the origin, the people felt the curse's effect on the forest was a powerful one. Many believed that the forest had become a manifestation of evil, with supernatural beings, spirits, and curses rampant throughout.

The curse had twisted the forest, disturbing the natural balance, and making it malevolent. Trees that should have been welcoming now seemed to drive people away with their strange and sinister aura. The animals that lived in the forest seemed to have changed, mutated and warped by the dark energies that permeated the woods.

It was said that anyone who entered the forest would also be cursed, that the malevolent energy of the forest would corrupt and twist them until they too became grotesque shadows of themselves. And those that were not entirely consumed by the curse would be hunted by the forest, twisted and tortured by the trees, never to leave its confines.

Ultimately, the cursed forest was like a living being, an entity that had somehow been awakened and twisted into something monstrous. The supernatural elements of the curse had corrupted everything within the woods, turning it into an evil that seemed beyond comprehension.

As for the origins of the curse, no one knew for sure. The villagers had learned to live with its shadow, but they always kept an eye on the forest's edge, waiting for the next victim of the curse of the cursed forest.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fictional short story of at least 1500 words in third-person point of view about a person who becomes a medium and is forced to confront their own beliefs and fears as they navigate their new abilities. Consider including descriptions of the medium's emotional and psychological struggles, interactions with both supernatural entities and skeptical individuals, and the consequences of their newfound calling on their personal relationships and worldview. Additionally, feel free to incorporate elements of suspense, mystery, or horror into your story to create a compelling and engaging narrative.. Output: response, value, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fictional short story of at least 1500 words... -> response_body

Response:
Of course! As Julie's abilities as a medium grew, her relationship with Eric began to change. At first, he was intrigued by her newfound gift, asking her questions about the spirits she talked to, and her experiences during the communication. But as Julie became more involved in her work, Eric began to feel like he was taking a back seat. Often, Julie found herself canceling plans with Eric to talk with spirits or conduct investigations, leaving him feeling excluded and abandoned. He understood that her work was important, but he began to feel like he was competing with the supernatural for her attention. One evening, Eric expressed his concerns to Julie. He told her that he felt like her work as a medium was taking over her life and that they were drifting apart. He didn't want to prevent her from pursuing her passion, but he wanted to be involved in her life as well. Julie understood Eric's feelings and was open to resolving the issues between them. They talked about setting boundaries for her work as a medium, so that it would not interfere with their personal time together. They would come up with a way of scheduling her appointments with the spirits at times when they would not be together. They worked together to balance Julie's obligations to the spirits and her life with Eric. They became inventive in the way they spent quality time together, not letting the challenges interfere with the affection they had for each other. They reconnected through quiet moments of stillness and peace, exploring intimacy in new and creative ways that brought them closer together. Over time, Eric began to accept that Julie's work as a medium was an important aspect of her life, but he remained cautious, reminding her that balance was required to maintain a healthy relationship. Julie, in return, made it a priority to show Eric how much she valued and appreciated their relationship, actively finding ways to express her affection and commitment to him. With careful attention and cooperation, they were able to have a rewarding and meaningful relationship, built on a foundation of trust and love, even as they traveled through the challenges of Julie's extraordinary life.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fictional short story in third person narrating the life of a 40-year-old woman who struggles with chronic pain due to a car accident she had 10 years ago. The story must explore the character's daily struggle to manage the pain, how it affects her personal and professional relationships, and how she copes with the psychological consequences of living with an invisible illness. Additionally, the story should convey a message of empathy and understanding towards people living with chronic pain. The story should be around 1500 words and the tone should be sensitive and reflective.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fictional short story in third person narrating the... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly. Sophie's chronic pain affected her personal relationships in various ways. Because she was unable to do certain activities, she often had to cancel plans with friends and family. This led to some of them feeling frustrated and dismissive of her condition. They would make comments such as, "Why can't you just push through the pain?" or "I'm sure it's not that bad." These attitudes made Sophie feel like her pain was being invalidated, which caused her to pull back from those relationships. Her chronic pain also affected her relationship with her husband. Because she was unable to work, she felt like she wasn't contributing enough to the household, which made her feel inadequate. Tom tried to reassure her that she was doing more than enough, but Sophie couldn't shake the feeling that she wasn't pulling her weight. They also struggled with a lack of intimacy in their relationship because of Sophie's physical limitations. Tom was understanding, but the lack of physical connection put a strain on their relationship. In social situations where Sophie's pain was visible (such as when she had to use a walking aid), she often felt like people were treating her differently. Some people hovered around her, afraid that she might fall or hurt herself, while others ignored her altogether. It was difficult for Sophie to navigate these situations because she didn't want to feel like she was being treated differently, but she also needed a level of support and understanding. Overall, Sophie's chronic pain caused her to feel like a burden to those around her. She was acutely aware of how her limitations affected the people in her life, which made her feel like she was failing them in some way. Her relationships were affected by the invisible nature of her illness because it was difficult for others to understand and empathize with what she was going through.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a harrowing tale about a young soldier who is thrown into the chaos of a violent battlefield and must fight to survive against overwhelming odds. Be sure to explore the psychological toll of war on the soldier, the physical rigors of combat, and the tense camaraderie that develops between soldiers in such extreme circumstances. Consider including vivid sensory details and visceral descriptions of violence, as well as moments of character development and introspection. Ultimately, your story should convey the horror and heroism of war while also highlighting the resilience and courage of the human spirit.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a harrowing tale about a young soldier who is... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! As the sun rose above the battlefield, Jack took cover behind a rocky outcropping amidst a field of shell craters. The sounds of gunfire and explosions filled the air, making it difficult for Jack to hear his own thoughts. He gripped his M16 tightly, feeling the rough texture of the metal against his palms. The gun was hot from the repeated firing, and the smell of burnt gunpowder filled his nostrils.

On the far end of the field, Jack could see a line of enemy soldiers advancing towards their position. They carried AK-47s and wore ragged green uniforms, their faces obscured by scarves and balaclavas. Jack's platoon responded with a hail of fire, sending bullets whizzing past his head.

As the battle wore on, Jack noticed the scattered remnants of armored vehicles and machinery in the distance, including a rusted tank that had been bombed by enemy planes. The debris and burnt shells of vehicles were scattered everywhere, providing some cover for the soldiers.

Despite the heat of the sun, Jack could feel the cold sweat on his brow as he scanned the battlefield for enemy movement, hoping to gain the upper hand in the fight.

The intensity of the battle was like nothing Jack had ever experienced before. He felt as if he was trapped in a nightmare, an endless cycle of gunfire and explosions that threatened to consume him.

As he fought to survive against the enemy, Jack also battled the demons in his own mind, watching in horror as his fellow soldiers fell, one by one, to the relentless attacks of the enemy. The battlefield began to blur together as his senses became overwhelmed, but the sounds of gunfire, explosions, and the screams of his comrades stayed with him.

In the end, Jack emerged from the battlefield with a new appreciation for the weapons and equipment that had kept him alive. He knew that every choice of weapon and piece of ammunition had been crucial in the struggle for survival, and that the combination of his own strength and that of his comrades had made a difference on the battlefield. The memories of the war may never leave him, but he remained grateful for the camaraderie and the tools that gave him the courage to fight another day.

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Prompt:
Instruction: What was the significance of Zen Buddhism in Japanese philosophy?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: What was the significance of Zen Buddhism in Japanese philosophy?... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, there were many other art forms that Zen Buddhism influenced in Japan. Here are a few examples:

1. Calligraphy: Zen monks practiced calligraphy as a means of mindfulness training, and their distinctive brushwork became a major influence on Japanese calligraphy. The focus on simplicity and spontaneity in Zen Buddhism also influenced the style of calligraphy known as "shodo."

2. Haiku poetry: Zen Buddhism emphasized the importance of expressing profound truths in few words, which had a significant impact on the development of haiku poetry. Haiku poetry typically consists of just three lines and often captures a moment of beauty in nature or a simple observation of everyday life.

3. Bonsai: The cultivation of miniature trees in small pots, known as bonsai, became popular in Japan during the 14th century, and Zen Buddhism had a significant influence on their development. The art of bonsai emphasizes the importance of harmony between the tree and its surroundings, and the practice of caring for a bonsai tree requires patience, focus, and attention to detail.

4. Martial arts: Martial arts such as karate, judo, and aikido all have roots in Zen Buddhism. The practice of martial arts requires discipline, focus, and control of the mind and body, all principles emphasized in Zen Buddhism practice.

Overall, Zen Buddhism had a significant impact on Japanese art and culture, helping to develop distinctively Japanese art forms that continue to be celebrated today.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a psychological thriller from the perspective of the stalker, detailing their obsessive behavior and twisted reasoning behind their dangerous pursuit of their victim. Use a slow-burn approach, allowing the tension to build gradually as the stalker's tactics become increasingly invasive and violent. Infuse the story with complex, flawed characters and explore themes of power, control, and the dangerous allure of obsession. Keep the reader guessing until the very end with unexpected twists and a thrilling, satisfying conclusion.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a psychological thriller from the perspective of the stalker,... -> response_body

Response:
As the story nears its end, the plot twists continue to unfold. The stalker, now shattered and broken by the revelation of the victim's actions, begins to question everything he thought he knew about their relationship. He starts to unravel the lies and deceptions that the victim had been feeding him, and realizes that his obsession with her had blinded him to the reality of the situation. But just when the stalker thinks he has it all figured out, another twist is revealed. The victim confesses to him that she was not the only one manipulating him. The stalker's own siblings had been hoping to use him as a pawn in their own twisted schemes, and had been feeding him false information about the victim to drive him closer to the edge. The stalker is stunned by this revelation, realizing that his own family had been taking advantage of his fragile mental state and using him to achieve their own goals. He begins to see that his obsession with the victim had been a symptom of a deeper problem, stemming from his childhood trauma and lack of love and affection from his parents. His siblings had exploited this weakness, using him as a tool to further their own ambitions. As the story concludes, the stalker and the victim both come to the realization that they were both flawed individuals, seeking something they could never truly have. The stalker starts to take responsibility for his actions, seeking therapy and trying to rebuild his life. The victim tries to move on from the trauma of being stalked, but struggles to fully escape the psychological damage inflicted upon her. The story ends with a final twist, leaving the reader questioning everything they thought they knew about the stalker and the victim's relationship. It's revealed that the victim had actually been stalking the stalker as well, and had been feeding his obsession with her through subtle manipulation and self-promotion. It's a shocking revelation that leaves the reader wondering who the true victim was all along, and what kind of lasting impact the events of the story will have on both the stalker and the victim's lives.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a first-person narrative in which a boy discovers he has the power to turn invisible. Describe how he first discovered his power, how he uses it, and how it affects his relationships with friends and family. Consider incorporating sensory details and exploring the psychological implications of having such a unique ability.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a first-person narrative in which a boy discovers he... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! Here's a revised version with more sensory details:

I couldn't believe what was happening to me. I had just woken up and stumbled into the bathroom to brush my teeth when all of a sudden, I disappeared. It was like something out of a movie, but it was happening to me - I was turning invisible.

At first, I panicked. I thought maybe I was dreaming or hallucinating. But then, as I waved my hand in front of my face and saw it disappear too, I knew this was real. I closed my eyes and took a deep breath, taking in the world in a new way. Without my physical form, I could sense things I never had before.

The sound of my heart beating in my chest reverberated in my ears, and the sensation of each breath expanded in my chest. The hairs on the back of my neck stood up, as if reacting to the change in my body. What was once a mundane bathroom now seemed otherworldly, as light bent around me and colors shifted in strange ways.

Over the next few days, I experimented with my invisible abilities. I learned how to control them and when to use them. When I turned invisible, I felt like an observer in my own body, watching the world around me without being noticed. It was a strange sensation, but exhilarating.

For example, when my little sister had a friend over and they were playing a game that I wasn't interested in, I could turn invisible and sneak away without them even noticing. As I moved through the dimly lit house, every creaking step sounded like a thunderclap to my heightened senses. I could feel my heart in my throat, but with each step I took, I gained more confidence in my invisibility.

Or when I was walking home from school and I saw some bullies waiting to pick on me, I could disappear and avoid a confrontation. The adrenaline rush was palpable as I darted through the shadows and around corners, invisible to the naked eye. I felt invincible, a force of nature that couldn't be touched.

But as much as I enjoyed the perks of my newfound ability, it also took a toll on my relationships. I started to feel isolated - like I was always hiding something from my friends and family. I couldn't fully be myself around them because I had this secret power that nobody else knew about.

It was also mentally exhausting to constantly have to be aware of when and how I should use my power. I felt like I was always one step ahead, but also one step away from losing control.

As time went on, I learned to accept my invisibility as a part of who I was. It wasn't something I could just turn off or ignore - it was a part of me, for better or for worse. And while it did separate me from others in some ways, it also made me feel special and unique.

Now, whenever I turn invisible, I try to use my power for good. I help my little sister with her science projects without her noticing, or I clean up after dinner when my mom is too tired to do it herself. It's not the most glamorous use of my abilities, but it makes me feel like I'm doing something meaningful.

So while being invisible definitely has its challenges, I wouldn't trade it for anything. It's a part of who I am, and I'm learning to embrace it.

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