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The couple expresses feelings of guilt over drinking and the husband offers support and advises her to stop. They also discuss the husband's recent long distance call quality and desire to support each other through their relationship.
human
Is everything okay, love? You look like you're deep in thought.
gpt
Yeah, I'm just thinking about something.
human
Okay, well, you can always talk to me about whatever it is that's on your mind.
gpt
I know, I appreciate that. Actually, I've been feeling really guilty lately.
human
Guilty? About what?
gpt
About drinking. I know I keep saying I'll stop, but I just can't seem to actually do it.
human
Oh, love, please don't feel guilty. It's okay to struggle with addiction, it doesn't make you a bad person.
gpt
I know, but I don't want to keep hurting myself and our relationship because of it.
human
Well, what can I do to help you? Maybe we could look into getting some professional help or counseling together.
gpt
That's a good idea. I just don't want to burden you with my problems.
human
It's not a burden, I want to be there for you through it all. We're partners, remember?
gpt
You're right, thank you for being so supportive. 
human
Of course, always. And hey, speaking of communication, did I tell you about the long distance call I made the other day? It was so cool to be able to talk to my friend across the country like we were in the same room.
gpt
Oh, no you didn't! How was the call quality?
human
It was crystal clear, way better than I expected. I'm definitely going to use my phone for more calls like that in the future.
gpt
That's awesome! I'm glad your phone is working well. But back to what we were talking about before, I really do want to work on getting help for my drinking problem. 
human
And I want to support you in that in any way that I can. We'll get through it together.