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The husband expresses frustration at his wife's vase breaking habit and demands help with anger management classes. The wife agrees to take steps to deal with his anger and apologizes for spilling paint on the carpet.
human
I don't know why you're getting so upset about the vase. It was just a vase.
gpt
It's not just the vase, it's everything. You're so irresponsible and you're always breaking things in our home. It's not fair to me.
human
I don't mean to break things. It's just a habit I have. I get frustrated and I lash out.
gpt
Well, it's not okay. You need to learn to control your anger and your actions.
human
I know, I know. I'm trying to work on it. But sometimes it's just too much.
gpt
Have you considered therapy or anger management classes?
human
No, I don't need therapy. I can handle it on my own.
gpt
Clearly, you can't. You broke the glass door with your fist, remember?
human
That was different. I was angry and I wanted to hurt someone. But I'm not like that anymore.
gpt
That's not true. Just last week you spilled paint all over the carpet because you couldn't control your anger.
human
I'm sorry about that. I'll clean it up.
gpt
It's not about cleaning it up. It's about you recognizing that you have a problem and taking steps to fix it.
human
Okay, I'll look into therapy or anger management classes. Whatever it takes to make this better.
gpt
Thank you. It's not easy for me to constantly deal with your outbursts and the damage you cause. But I love you and I want us to work through this together. 
human
I love you too. And I promise I'll do whatever it takes to be a better person and a better husband.