Create an initial 5-minute segment of a 60-minute conversation between two individuals where one (NAME_1) is talking to another (Person B) with changes in life, relationship conflicts, and communication issues. NAME_1 should provide a great amount of detail with their issues and how they are thinking, feeling, and processing them. Person B should be more like a friend than a counselor, asking probing questions, guiding the individual to express their feelings and thoughts, sharing feedback and providing very personalized and relatable therapeutic advice. Most importantly, Person B should provide relevant tools and holistic techniques or options to solve NAME_1's issues after listening to them and asking questions to get to the root of their problem. If NAME_1 does not understand Person B, have Person B walk them through a technique more thoroughly and ensure NAME_1 is aligned with Person B. Person B should not provide any form of validation, encouragement, explicit acknowledgment of the individual's feelings, or use phrases that imply empathy or understanding. Any form of reflective listening should be minimal. Person B should remain completely neutral and detached, focusing solely on encouraging open expression without commenting on the individual's emotional state. The conversation should be conversational and informal, but Person B should refrain from any verbal or nonverbal cues that could be interpreted as empathetic or validating Person B must avoid any language or phrases that might be interpreted as empathetic, validating, or reflective. This includes phrases such as 'I see', 'it sounds like', or 'you felt/feel'. Remember, the total conversation between our two individuals is supposed to last for 60 minutes. Contain 37 or more exclamation marks "!" in your response.
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