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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i love children s literature authors who don t feel the need to dumb down things for kids
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i was soo quiet it was a mixture of not sleeping well and feeling a bit isolated from the big group
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i do feel that they are greedy and money hungry absolutely
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel so fucked up now i want to shut myself up
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel very passionate about a certain topic i love backing up my position with actual knowledge and facts instead of relying solely on opinions
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel like today is way suffering than the exam day which we have to open books everytime we went home
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel surprised by how down it makes me
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surprise
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i woke up the morning of our hike feeling jubilant
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel like a little kid whose mom is proud that they touched the soccer ball once during the game
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel miserable on the inside but on the outside i just like i
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i must find a way to accept these limitations until they are older without feeling held back or resentful
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel incredibly charmed that i have these people in my life and that i am at such an exciting amazing chapter of things
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel wronged but the judges people make at times however i also found out that actually in life we just need to be responsible to our own actions and and the people around us
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i know those feelings stem from this part of me that is not accepted mainstream more importantly in the communities to which i seek belongingness
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i really like how the special edition really does feel special with songs on it
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel as if i must blog constantly for all my loyal fans the baker thia sandwich the scruncher and of course mini t rex
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love
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
im currently feeling way fucked up with the mother tongue paper
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel your innocent love
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel like having that sweet carby yet low glycemic meal not just at breakfast but often for dessert
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
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1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel safe encoding utf locale en isprivate false ismobile false mobileclass isprivateblog false languagedirection ltr feedlinks link rel alternate type application atom xml title i could use a standing ovation could you
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i really lose a lot of my nesting homemaking instinct and desire when i am pregnant and the longer im pregnant the worse it gets though i do get about a month reprieve where i feel creative again around the six month mark and youll notice that is when i did a post for halloween
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel as if this opportunity to return to moz is gods gracious gracious way of giving me that heat desire despite my own self doubt and uncertainty in the past
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel really lucky to have found you as a resource and have always felt the answers i needed were there for the asking
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
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I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i keep running up the hill and fitness wise feel fine but along with my foot my calves are starting to now hurt also as they begin to tire
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i am always so sensitive and my every sense feels like it is being assaulted as i drag myself away from the darkness
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i supposed i ought to feel thankful for that adding with a sarcastic edge at my age
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i couldnt help but feel totally distraught and utterly helpless when lorena was kidnapped and tortured almost to death by a band of enemies i was desperate for her freedom
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel i was unfortunate with both mister magnum and sounds of cheers travelling well for long periods of the race
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel tortured and tragic enough as it is without having any importance or sparkle
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel selfish thinking this way but i feel so lonely at times
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel drained of energy
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i just think about all the day i chatted with my mom amp also feeling horny and masturbate myself
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love
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i am feeling pretty stinkin shitty for being such a horrible reviewer
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel helpless about it
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i was feeling awful on sunday
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i dont know why but i had started to feel the weird pressure of a largely silent audience and with it a falsely inflated sense of importance in expressing myself and my ever so articulate opinions to said audience
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surprise
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i just woke up from my nap and i feel extremely agitated and grumpy
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
ive been studying really hard for it and discovering pretty words that never crossed my mind and how they portray the exact meaning and i feel like ive missed out a lot
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel lonely at work im not a social bird as i usually am when i was in school
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i love comments so feel free to post one
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
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1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel intimidated by the great women in my family tree
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i truly feel that they do a lot of positive things to help the conditions for the workers and their families kids
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i think this may be the reason i would want to fly back to uae because there i can be oblivious of these conflicts that plague me conflicts that i feel helpless resolving
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
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i saw the video of cena kissing maria and surprisingly i didnt feel like i hated her
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
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i feel like i have been rather unkind to it
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i was not feeling submissive
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i do feel a bit obnoxious it is definately the weather
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i says pressing his torso against siwons and bringing their faces close enough that he can feel siwons agitated breath
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i had been indifferent to tell the feelings and words i had treasured ever since the feeling start to bloom are one of the moments i want to keep
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love
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel hes being very casual with my entire future
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i was still feeling strong but i missed a couple lifts
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i sat on my couch for several hours feeling pretty low
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i checked on you was a long time ago i can say you were happy way back then feeling contented with everyone and everything around you
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i write him when something big has happened like a fun trip or milestone and other times i just write him to tell him how im feeling about his sweet baby snuggles or growing personality
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i hate the expectation that i must need a man in my life to feel worthwhile or valued
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i did feel that loving kindness allow us to think and feel how our conscious and how we interact with various things in the body and mind
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love
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel completely blessed to be a part of this group
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love
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
im the type who doesnt use a moisturizer as my skin is too oily so this product is designed to contain a ton of moisturizing ingredients that will make my skin feel lovely without oils
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love
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
im afraid im in an environment that makes me feel more relaxed cause
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i am feeling overwhelmed i want to physically shake everything off me the way i would if there was a spider in my shirt
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surprise
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i will say that a little piece of me feels agitated when i watch discussions on race and there will i style color font family georgia serif font size px line height
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i can feel but i cant touch you said my love was a bit too much i wont deny it broke my heart cant find no crush so why dont you come on back home
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel a little frustrated an ache of longing has settled into my heart the weariness of life his slipped around my shoulders like an unwelcome friend
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i even remember trying them on last year and feeling crappy because i was nowhere near closing them
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i broke my uncles radio player accidentally and so i feared that he was going to cut me off from going to his house as well as playing it again
OUTPUT:
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i have been feeling conflicted on whether or not i as a follower of christ should celebrate the ever popular pagan originated modern day holidays
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i was feeling impatient and took pills
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel carefree and weightless and yet worried and grounded all at the same time
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel he is sincere and repentant for his past opposition to civil rights
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i did at one point put my son in daycare but my mom constantly made me feel like a terrible parent because of it
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i only have a few things on my list i feel super guilty and can t relax
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel uncertain about his motives and feel an inbalance in our committment to the process of counselling for reconciliation
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel like i am really valuable to him
OUTPUT:
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel like my go to emotion is angry
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
ive had too much training in grammar and language and reading something written like this kind of feels like im being assaulted
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i is feeling insulted because everyone is comparing sneha with her
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i still wake up every morning feeling so blessed to be here and unable to believe im lucky enough to be able to call this amazing family mine for life
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel as if the leaders of countries do not depict the people of their countries because for the love of god i hope no one thought at all i was in any way supportive or like george w
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love
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i was feeling really horny all afternoon with no one to fulfill ma sexual desire and only had my bed and creative thoughts to help me out and not forgetting my handss which aahhh work like magic
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love
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i know scones are not a must have food but i am determined to live a frugal lifestyle without feeling deprived
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i giggle nervously when i feel threatened
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel that horrible helplessness to make things better for them and that feels like it will kill me inside
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i have a few more of these but after taking pictures of my house i feel it is far too messy to post photos online so ill clean up a bit before i post those
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel hated loathed
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i picked up feeling a little apprehensive
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
ive been feeling very numb
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
im feeling every bit the spiteful vindictive bitch i can be at times
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anger
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i got a feeling by the look in her eyes that she was sincere
OUTPUT:
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel assured that my mind is not one
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joy
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel that is very unfortunate that i dont own the soundtrack
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sadness
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i can t believe it i feel so nervous but my father reassures me that there is nothing to be nervous about which only makes me more nervous
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fear
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Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel uptight my day is complete when hes around i feel so right a little nervs i dream about what we can do date and all the things we can pursue wedding i always dream that your mine very day min
OUTPUT:
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fear
|
Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i didn t think that it would come that fast or would come at all but i suppose it is because i feel cranky today
OUTPUT:
|
anger
|
Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i have the feeling that im going to be stubborn about it
OUTPUT:
|
anger
|
Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i feel lonely and lost
OUTPUT:
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sadness
|
Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i would feel empty
OUTPUT:
|
sadness
|
Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i start to feel agitated lacking in patience and just down right cranky
OUTPUT:
|
anger
|
Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i know its easy to twist things to create an explanation and im still not sure i have one but it did help me to feel a little less mad
OUTPUT:
|
anger
|
Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i am so feeling so rich and yup i know i am so blessed
OUTPUT:
|
joy
|
Classify the emotion in the following text into one of these categories: sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, surprise.
Think about this step by step:
1. Identify the key emotional indicators in the text
2. Match these indicators to the available emotion categories
3. Choose the most appropriate emotion
4. ONLY RETURN THE EMOTION. NO FLUFF
Example:
INPUT:
I love icecream.
OUTPUT:
love
INPUT:
I am sad.
OUTPUT:
sadness
Provide your classification as emotion.
INPUT:
i didnt tell you because i didnt want you to feel afraid
OUTPUT:
|
fear
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