Write an article based on this "Get a Styrofoam wig head. Place the wig head onto a wig stand. Pad the inside of your head mold so that it will fit the wig head. Slide the head mold onto the wig head, and add more padding if needed. Secure the head mold to the wig head with pins."
article: You can buy Styrofoam wig heads online, in well-stocked arts and crafts shops, wig shops, and in come beauty supply stores. You can find wig stands online and in wig shops or some beauty supply shops. It can be the tall kind that you put on your floor, or the shorter kind that you mount onto the table. If you don't have a wig stand, insert a dowel into a Christmas tree stand, and use that instead. You can also insert it into a bucket filled with rocks. If you need a tabletop DIY wig stand, you can use a paper towel holder instead. You may have to break off the outer stick that touches the outside of the paper towel, however. You can do this with polyester stuffing, paper towels, or even cotton pads. How much you pad it depends on how big your head is compared to the wig head. Most Styrofoam wig heads are small, so you may need to pad your mold a lot. If you choose to use paper towels or even pieces of paper, be sure to crush them and not fold them. This will make it easier to insert the pins later on. Slip the mold with the padding onto the wig head. It should be padded enough to feel firm when you touch it, without a lot of give. If you see any buckling, you will need to pad the mold out some more. Place the pins right along the edges of the mold, below the drawn hairline. It would be best if you use the simple, all-metal pins that look like nails. If you use the kind with round, plastic or glass beads on the ends, you will have a hard time fitting the netting for the wig cap. Once you do this, you are now ready to make a wig cap. You can also secure the head mold to the wig head with tape. Masking tape will work the best for this. If you cover up your drawn hairline, be sure to re-trace it.

Write an article based on this "Remind yourself of what you're working towards. Pinpoint a specific goal you can work towards. Repeat or write down a "focus mantra."
article: Having a goal in mind will give you motivation to finish your work, and you'll be more successful at staying focused. Part of the reason we lose focus is because we can't see the point of whatever task we have to get done and would rather be doing something else. For example, if you're studying, remind yourself why it's important. It may not be important for you to ace 1 quiz or test, but it is important for you to succeed in the course that will factor in your quiz or test grade, and it is important for you to get good grades so you can graduate. Or, if you're doing work, remind yourself why your work is important. If the work is a means to an end, remind yourself of all the things you can buy because of the work, or about all of the fun things you can do once your work day is over. It's easy to get bogged down in a distracting series of small tasks if you're not working towards a single, large goal. When you have a goal to work towards, it can be the carrot at the end of the stick that makes the task worth doing. So, what is your goal for completing your task? Is it to simply get done with the work or school day, to save up enough money to buy a boat, or to advance your career? For example, your goal could also be just to clean your whole house so you can throw a fun party, or to run for 40 minutes without giving up so you can be in better shape. " When you know exactly what your purpose and goal are, you can create a focus mantra that you repeat to yourself whenever you get distracted. It can be just a simple phrase that you repeat when you're getting sidetracked that helps get you back in order. If repeating this out loud would be make you feel awkward, try writing your mantra down on a sticky note and sticking it on your desk. Your mantra could be something like, "No more Facebook and no more texting until I get my work done. When I get my work done, I'll be ready to ace the chemistry test, and when I ace the chemistry test, I'll get an A in the class!"

Write an article based on this "Spend the night together. Don't send mixed signals. Make it known that further communication is optional. End on a high note."
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Once the deed is done, get comfy and plan to stay a while. There is a certain level of respect that should go along with sex, and unless she indicates otherwise, it would be inconsiderate to sneak out or make excuses for why you have to leave. Relax and take pleasure in each other's company for the night, then go your separate ways when the sun rises. Leaving immediately after you're finished sends the message that you don't even want to be around her, which can easily ruin the experience for her. Remember, you're with another human being, and they have feelings that can be hurt. Resist the pressure to do a lot of cuddling or kissing after sex, and don't start telling her how much you like her. There may be an expectation to bring emotions into the mix. However, this will only complicate things for both of you. Be nice and act friendly towards her, but don't make promises you don't intend to keep. If you've been honest about what you're after, there should be no reason to make your time together seem like anything more than what it is. Never say "I'll call/text" you if you have no plan to. The two of you should be clear on what level of communication is appropriate before you part ways. It may be that you're both content with the fun you've had and don't feel the need to see or talk to each other again. Or, you might like the idea of becoming casual friends and sending each other a text once in awhile. Restate the fact that you both agreed it should be a one-time thing. Keep things light. You don't have to send each other a friend request on Facebook or schedule another time to get together just because you kept each other company for a night. Sometimes feelings can develop unexpectedly. If that's not what you want, say so. Remind her of your original arrangement. Be firm (but not rude) if you have to. Rather than walking off with your clothes in your hand and your head hung in shame, be appreciative of the time you shared. Thank her for showing you a good time and let her know that you enjoyed getting to know her a little. Sex should be a pleasurable interaction with no regrets. There's no point in having a one night stand if it leaves you feeling disgraced. Reassure her that you'll be discreet about the details of your encounter. If you do things the right way, having a one night stand can exhilarate and satisfy both individuals without causing any awkward fallout.