In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A key criterion for antisocial personality disorder is general disregard for rules, laws, and social norms. A psychopath understands the concept of a rule or law, but they don't believe they're subject to what society deems right and wrong. Keep in mind if someone steals a candy bar or runs a stop sign, it doesn't mean they're a psychopath. There's a difference between breaking a rule and consistent, flagrant disregard for all rules and norms with no remorse. Disregard for laws and social norms stems from an extreme sense of entitlement. Someone who has antisocial personality disorder believes that they are above society's rules, and they justify virtually any action as long as it gets them what they want. They don't experience guilt about breaking the law or manipulating others. Without a sense that they have to follow rules, people with antisocial personality disorder are prone to reckless, risky behaviors. Drug and alcohol abuse are common. A psychopath is less likely to think through a decision, and might be quick to offer a response such as, "I did it because I felt like it." Remember, a wild night on the town or going for a joy ride doesn't make someone a psychopath. Antisocial personality disorder is a complex group of behavioral patterns. Only a mental health professional who's trained in abnormal psychology and has experience with psychopathy can make an accurate diagnosis. Gaslighting is the process in which a friend or romantic partner convinces you that your thoughts and perceptions are wrong. Signs include second-guessing yourself, constantly feeling the need to apologize, always taking the blame, and always making excuses for your friend or partner. You might have a gut feeling that something is wrong or feel like you're losing your grip on reality. If believe you're the victim of gaslighting or emotional manipulation, reaching out to a trusted loved one or mental health professional can help you regain objectivity. A psychopath manipulates emotions to get what they want, maintain control over other people, because it makes them feel good, or to make themselves look like a victim. Vulnerable settings include any situation in which a potential target is lonely or looking for excitement or companionship. Examples could be a foreign airport, singles bar, or dating website or app. Keeping up your guard doesn't mean being paranoid in every social setting. Rather, pay attention to cues and listen to your gut. If someone gives you a bad feeling, leave the situation and get to a safe, well-lit, public area. Let a friend know where you'll be before you go on a date with someone. Don't reveal your private information to strangers, and don't loan them money or give them access to your valuables. As a relationship progresses, treat 1 lie, broken promise, or neglected responsibility as a possible misunderstanding. Be suspicious after strike 2, and cut things off after strike 3. If someone has antisocial personality disorder, their behavior might be unacceptable, and interacting with them might be intolerable. However, antisocial personality disorder or psychopathy aren't "evil" or "bad." Rather, these are psychology terms that describe mental health disorders. While it's important to distinguish between psychological terms and moral judgments, always keep in mind that you do not have to associate with someone who has mistreated or abused you. A mental health condition doesn't necessarily excuse someone's behavior. The degree to which someone with antisocial personality disorder is in control of their actions is a complex and controversial topic but, regardless, you do not have to tolerate being mistreated.
Summary: Think about whether the person has any respect for rules. Watch for extreme arrogance or a sense of superiority. Take note of impulsive, irresponsible behavior. Notice signs of gaslighting and emotional manipulation. Be on guard in high-risk situations. Understand that psychopathy is a disorder, not a moral judgment.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Make sure the pogo stick is facing outwards. Put the pogo stick vertical and place one foot on the foot rest. Hold on to the handle bars and put your other foot on the pogo stick. Try not to put all your weight on one foot as you get on or you might fall over. Place both hand on the handlebars and grip firmly. Push down with one foot HARD on one of the foot bars. So you don't lose you balance, immediately start jumping on the pogo stick when you get both feet on. Jump towards the pedals, not away from you. Keep your arms on the handle bars and use them to stay steady and keep your balance. Keep the pogo stick close to you, don't push it forward. You will have trouble bouncing and you might break your stick. Try just doing one or two bounces at first then get off. This will give you the feel for the pogo stick. As you push one foot down, bring the other foot onto the other foot bar. Now that you have both feet on the feet bar, hold on tight. To hop, push down with your legs by crouching down, and hop up by pulling gently but quickly up on the handlebars while standing up completely. Do this motion several times, and you will be hopping. Just bring your bottom down near the floor, and jerk up on the handlebars. Don't jump too high. If you jump high you could lose control of the pogo stick and fall. Only jump high enough to be bouncing up and down slightly off the ground. If you start to fall over in one direction, lean your body away from how you are falling. Don't lean too hard or you might fall over in that direction or you could start going in circles.
Summary: Get on the pogo stick. Start jumping. Lean in the opposite direction of the way you tip.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you currently have syphilis, it is essential that you protect others from the disease, even if you are already on antibiotics. The disease may still be transmitted during treatment, even when physical symptoms are not present. If you are infected, it is your responsibility to avoid all sexual contact (oral, anal, and vaginal sex) during treatment to prevent transmission of the disease. If you have sores on your mouth, then you should not even kiss anyone because the disease may pass through the sores. This includes former partners who may have been exposed to your infection prior to treatment. It is essential all partners are informed so that they can seek testing and treatment if necessary, or decide to decline sexual interaction with you until you are completely free of the illness. Failure to do so may increase risk of transmission. This barrier method may help prevent transmission of syphilis during treatment. Make sure that you use condoms during all acts of vaginal, oral, and anal sex. Keep in mind that condom use is only effective if all of the affected areas are covered to prevent contact with the mucus membranes or broken skin of a sexual partner. Make sure that you use dental dams or latex barriers when performing oral sex on a female partner.
Summary:
Abstain from sexual contact. Inform all sexual partners of your infection. Use a latex condom.