In this task you are given an anecdote. You must find out whether the anecdote is something the author has done or is considering doing. Label the instances as "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and label them as "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future.

Example Input: I'm not going to leave her soon. I'm giving her a little time unless she changes.

Let me get into some background, we were set up to be married. We both liked each other during the engagement period, etc. She's not who she was, she has a temper and sometimes is pretty nasty. I don't know why.

I was thinking about leaving her, but then she got pregnant, so I'm like atleast I'll have a kid to look forward too.

Miscarriage, wasn't expecting it. She's depressed... I'm really upset too but it's harder on her.

Now, though I have to face reality. I'm pretty sure I want to leave.
Example Output: HISTORICAL

Example Input: I see my family a lot and get along with them great for the most part.  One thing that drives me crazy is my brother, who tends to be something of a know-it-all.  He absolutely loves to assert himself as being smart, and tends to get very competitive about.

One of the ways this manifests is with backseat driving.  I don't drive him often (we're both adults and neither of us live at home/with each other), but when I do, it crops up, especially if he's in a bad mood for whatever reason.  These are not comments that are necessary reminders, they're usually pissy little asides like "You didn't have to let that car go ahead of us, you know" or "You don't have to change lanes yet, but whatever".  Dumb shit like that.  I've asked him to stop before and he's always said "I'm not being snarky, I'm *helping* you."

Needless to say, I hate this, and I honestly find it distracting as hell.  Probably the worst case of this happened a year ago, when it was pouring horrible rain during a three-hour drive that he wouldn't stop commenting on.  He kept insisting this was for our own safety, though he didn't at any point offer to drive in the downpour.

There is a family event coming up that is going to be 1) about a ninety-minute drive, and 2) really early in the morning, so he will probably be cranky.  We might all be able to go together (in which case, our dad would drive us over), but if we can't, I may have to drive him.  If he starts in on it, would I be the asshole if I threatened to pull over?  If he kept going, I'd pull over and say some variation of "Either you drive us the rest of the way or you stop talking.  Every time you make another comment, I will pull over again."

I realize this makes it sound like I'm chastising a child, but at the same time, I legitimately don't know what else to do (other than just not driving him, period, which would cause a rift with my dad/the rest of the family).  He knows I hate this and won't stop, so this is my best idea to get him to cut it out. WIBTA if I did it?
Example Output: HYPOTHETICAL

Example Input: So for some basic background, i was adopted at birth by my mother and father. I never had an interest in locating my birth parents. A few years ago I used a popular consumer genetic testing service. Now with this service it matches you with genetic relatives, who would sometimes message me asking for info since they're trying to make some family tree or something. I would always just say that i have no information for them since i dont know anything about my birth parents.  

A few months ago i got a message from my birth mother (which the genetic testing service confirmed) who was very polite in reaching out and wanted to make sure i was really her son and if i had any questions. I asked about any diseases i should know about that might run the family i should look out for and she let me know. Then she told me i was her only child and wanted to get in touch through facebook, and that *her* mother wants to speak to me as i'm her only grandkid.   

At that point i just said "I'm not really comfortable with that right now" and there's been no communication since. My parents are making me feel like i did something wrong for blowing her off in so few words and not really leaving the possibility for more of a connection.  

AITA for just straight up denying my birth mothers request, even though i never asked for any sort of relationship?
Example Output:
HISTORICAL

