Definition: In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D". 
Input: [header] How to start a strong " dating " relationship [title] Make good friends. [step] " true love " rarely comes from a woman you pick up at a bar (or a guy who picks you up at a bar). It may happen, too, but the chances are very slim. <sep> (A) Losing friends also increases the likelihood that your partner finds another, and may make it harder for the two of you to rekindle the romance. Make friends with the right people: all of the guys mentioned above are great. (B) [title] Guide the chemistry between the two of you. [step] Jealousy is inherently noxious, and jealousy and personal victimization are almost as common. (C) The longest-lasting " dating " relationships tend to be those that begin as strong " friend " relationships and eventually become more intimate. Perhaps the most difficult rule to believe is that love is not something you run around looking for. (D) There are two ways to make up for this : [substeps] Commit to a " long term " relationship that is still platonic. Your relationship will strengthen, and you'll be able to meet new people easily.
Output:
C