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The husband expresses frustration at society's response to his manner of speech, expressing his love for old-fashioned words like "thou" and "thee". The wife points out that people no longer use those words due to the husband's birth in the 1700s. The husband acknowledges that his love transcends time and language, but expresses hope that people will understand him.
human
My dearest wife, I must say that I find myself perplexed by society's response to my manner of speech.
gpt
What do you mean, dear husband?
human
It seems that when I use words like "thou" and "thee," people look upon me with bewilderment. As if they cannot comprehend my language.
gpt
Well, that's because you speak in an old-fashioned way. People nowadays don't use those words anymore.
human
I am aware of that, my love. But it is how I was taught to speak in my time.
gpt
Your time? What do you mean?
human
I was born in the 1700s, my dear. A time very different from the one we currently reside in.
gpt
Oh, I see. That explains why you speak that way. But dear husband, you do know that times have changed. People don't use those words anymore. It's hard for them to understand you.
human
Yes, I understand that, my love. But it is not something I can change. I can only hope that people will be patient with me and try to understand my language.
gpt
Of course, my dear. We will always be patient with you and love you for who you are. Just like you love me for who I am, despite our differences.
human
Indeed, my dear. Our love transcends time and language. It is a bond that nothing can break.
gpt
I couldn't agree more, my dear husband. Our love is what makes us a family, no matter what time or language we speak.