Definition: Read the given text and if it has abusive content then indicate via "yes". Otherwise indicate via"no". 
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Input: >>If you had told me 5 years ago someone was destroying 2,387 vintage Star Wars figures I would have freaked out at the loss. But thanks to Disney, I don't care!! It's actually impressive how they took the most profitable IP of all time and made it worthless.  >  >I'm a bit confused how not liking the last movie(s) in a series suddenly makes all the enjoyment you had in the previous media disappear. I mean, I was pretty pissed off with Mass Effect 3, but my 400 hours in the ME1 and ME2 didn't vanish and I still enjoyed the multiplayer.    Imagine being reminded of your ex cheating on you every time you cuddle with your current significant other. Not to say this is reasonable or healthy, but it's understandable and plausible. And, before sequence of events gets argued, you can still apply this to past experiences. Those 400 hours you spent with the ex, no matter how enjoyable at the time, were spoiled when they cheated on you. Again, only an analogy.

no