text: Jane: Hey Bill. You think this will be ok for the blog? <file_other>
  Bill: Sure. That's a solid piece of research. Blog-wise at least.
  Jane: Isn't it at bit too controversial, though? I don't know if they're ready for topics like this.
  Bill: I don't see why not. I mean it's there. There were homosexuals in the army in the past. No reason not to write about it.
  Jane: On one hand, yes and I agree we shouldn't shy away from those topics, but on the other hand, I feel it's a bit of a loaded subject. Politically. I'm afraid it's going to create a... well, a shitstorm let's call it for what it is.
  Bill: Look, of course it might outrage some people, but it's the internet, there's always going to be trolls and outraged people. What matters is that you approached this subject in a professional and unbiased manner.
  Jane: You think so?
  Bill: Absolutely. And you know I have an eye for those things. And that long list of references just puts a smile on my face ;)
  Jane: Thanks. I guess I just needed somebody to reassure me it's ok.
  Bill: Anytime.
  Jane: I'm kind of ashamed I doubted this piece, it's just... sort of selfish. The thing is some of my readers are more more conservative and I was just afraid they're going to hate me and unfollow me and all that. I know it's stupid.
  Bill: Yeah, it kind of is. But also very relatable. By default I also want everyone to like me, but some people just won't and you have to come to terms with that. 
  Jane: Yes, it's just really hard to overcome.
  Bill: This next blog post seems like a good incentive to start ;)
  Jane: thanks :P
target: Jane has written an article about homosexuals in the army for her blog. She is worried about it being too controversial.