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The husband broke his window accidentally while trying to open it. He feels stupid and calls someone tomorrow to fix it, which costs money. The wife suggests that it's okay to handle it, but reminds him to let doubts and anxiety consume him. They also discuss his leadership skills and positive outlook on life together.
human
I can't believe I broke the window. It was such a stupid mistake.
gpt
What happened? Are you okay?
human
Yeah, I'm fine. I was trying to open it and it just shattered in my hand.
gpt
That's frustrating. Do we need to call someone to come and fix it?
human
No, I already called someone. They said they can come tomorrow and it's going to cost a lot of money.
gpt
I can imagine. I'm sorry this happened, but accidents do happen.
human
I just feel so stupid. And on top of that, we have to pay for it.
gpt
It's okay. We can handle it. It's just a window.
human
I know, I just hate making mistakes like this. It makes me doubt myself.
gpt
Don't be so hard on yourself. We all make mistakes. Remember when we talked about doubts and anxiety in our relationship? It's the same thing. You can't let these doubts consume you.
human
You're right. I need to let it go and move on.
gpt
Exactly. And on a positive note, I'm glad you were able to enjoy that walk in the park the other day. It was good for you to get some fresh air.
human
Yes, it was nice to have some time to clear my head.
gpt
And you know what? I think your leadership skills are really shining through lately. You have a clear vision for what you want to achieve and you're good at communicating that with others.
human
Thank you, that means a lot to me. And it's good to have something positive to focus on right now.
gpt
Absolutely. And we'll get that window fixed and move on from this. We're in this together.