Q: Read the given text and if it has abusive content then indicate via "yes". Otherwise indicate via"no". 
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> " I'm hoping no one will actually read this I just needed to type it out. This sucks ass"    ##Opps! Sorry!    I was already at the end when I saw this.    Well, since I did read it... I've formed some questions.    Did you recognize your boyfriend in this letter?  That means, was the way she talked about him the way he really is or did it seem like some fantasy person she made up in her head and then went on to attach your boyfriend to it?  If she's not speaking factually, maybe there's nothing to worry about.    How in the world did she come to know and fall in love with YOUR boyfriend??  Having written and posted her love letter on Reddit makes it seem like an "*online*" romance, I.E. not real.      Don't worry, he's with you, not you and if he does change horses in the middle of the stream, then there's also no point in being torn up about it.
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no