Write an article based on this "Avoid stress. Schedule "me" time. Find professional support. End the relationship."
article: If you are unfamiliar with nudism, you might find that dating a naturist can be slightly stressful in the beginning because you're not sure how to act. If being around nudity stresses you, consider only meeting your significant other at venues where the person has to wear clothes. You can always gradually allow yourself to get used to the person's lifestyle. This helps manage stress and promotes your overall well-being. Avoid questions about your partner's nudism from others if it makes you uncomfortable or causes you stress. Simply say, "Ned's a great guy and we don't need to talk about his lifestyle." Having time to yourself is an important part of any relationship and maintaining your well-being. Make sure you have plenty of "me time" to get your mind off of any stress or discomfort you feel with your partner's nudism. Do activities with other people who are not nudists. Consider going to yoga or getting a massage. Both can help de-stress you and a massage may help you more easily and gradually embrace that sometimes people are naked. Avoid feeling guilty for taking some time to yourself. Remind yourselfand your nudist-- that this is important for you and the health of your relationship. If you want to be more open with your nudist and are having trouble for any reason, consider getting professional support. This could entail seeing a therapist or life coach or even joining a group therapy session. You may find that talking about your issues with nudism or how you can best accept it with strangers can help you more readily embrace the relationship for its other facets. You may have a very difficult time dealing with a person's nudism, even if you've tried methods to accept the lifestyle. If this is the case and you can't get past your problems with the person's life choices, then you might want to end the relationship. Although it might be difficult, it might be the best thing for both of you. Tell the person the truth about why you are ending the relationship. You could say, "I really like you and enjoy spending time together, but I am having a really hard time with you being a nudist. It really causes me a lot of stress and I'm afraid it's going to affect our relationship. I'd really like to stay friends if you are open to that."

Write an article based on this "Note the initial velocity and constant acceleration. Use acceleration to find the final velocity. Use this formula to find average velocity. Understand the average velocity formula intuitively. Test out the intuitive theory. Finish the intuitive explanation. Understand the formula mathematically."
article: Let's say your problem is "The bike begins traveling to the right at 5 m/s, constantly accelerating at 2 m/s2. If it travels for 5 seconds, what is its average velocity?" If the unit "m/s2" makes no sense to you, write it as "m/s/s" or "meters per second per second." An acceleration of 2 m/s/s means the velocity increases by 2 meters per second, each second. Acceleration, written a, is the rate of change in velocity (or speed). The velocity is rising at a constant rate of increase. You can draw a table using the acceleration to find out the velocity at different moments during this journey. We'll need to do this for the final moment in the problem (at t = 5 seconds), but we'll write a longer table to help you grasp this concept: At the beginning (time t = 0 seconds ), the bike is traveling right at 5 m/s. After 1 second (t = 1), the bike moves at 5 m/s + at = 5 m/s + (2 m/s2)(1 s) = 7 m/s. At t = 2, the bike is moving right at 5+(2)(2) = 9 m/s. At t = 3, the bike is moving right at 5+(2)(3) = 11 m/s. At t = 4, the bike is moving right at 5+(2)(4) = 13 m/s. At t = 5, the bike is moving right at 5+(2)(5) = 15 m/s. If and only if the acceleration is constant, the average velocity is the same as the average of the final velocity and the initial velocity: (vf + vi)/2. For our example, the bike's initial velocity vi is 5 m/s. As we worked out above, it ends up traveling at a final velocity vf of 15 m/s. Plugging these numbers in, we get (15 m/s + 5 m/s) / 2 = (20 m/s) / 2 = 10 m/s right. Remember to include the direction, in this case "right." These terms can instead be written as v0 (velocity at time 0, or initial velocity), and simply v (final velocity). To find the average velocity, we could take the velocity at every single moment and find the average of the entire list. (This is the definition of average.) Since that would require calculus or infinite time, let's build off of this for a more intuitive explanation instead. Instead of every moment in time, let's take the average of the velocity at just two points in time and see what we get. One point in time will be near the beginning of the journey, when the bike is traveling slow, and the other will be equally close to the end of the journey, when the bike is traveling fast. Use the table above for the velocities at different points in time. Some of the pairs that fit out criteria are at (t=0, t=5), (t=1, t=4), or (t=2, t=3). You can test this with non-integer values of t as well, if you like. No matter which pair of points we choose, the average of the two velocities at those times will always be the same. For example, ((5+15)/2), ((7+13)/2), or ((9+11)/2) all equal 10 m/s right. If we used this method with a list of every moment in time (somehow), we would keep averaging one velocity from the first half with one velocity from the second half of the journey. There's an equal amount of time in each half, so no velocities would be unaccounted for after we were finished. Since any one of these pairs average to the same amount, the average of all these velocities will be equal to this amount. In our example, the average of all of those "10 m/s right" will still be 10 m/s right. We can find this amount by averaging any one of these pairs, for instance the initial and final velocities. In our example, those are at t=0 and t=5, and can be calculated using the formula above: (5+15)/2 = 10 m/s right. If you're more comfortable with a proof written as formulas, you can start with the formula for distance traveled assuming constant acceleration, and derive this formula from there: s = vit + at2. (Technically s and t, or change in position and change in time, but you'll be understood if you use s and t.) Average velocity vav is defined as s/t, so let's put the formula in terms of s/t. vav = s/t = vi + at Acceleration x time equals the total change in velocity, or vf - vi. So we can replace "at" in the formula and get: vav = vi + (vf - vi). Simplify: vav = vi + vf - vi = vi + vf = (vf + vi)/2.

Write an article based on this "Select a floor length gown to wear. Choose a dark, elegant color for your dress. Carry a nice purse or clutch. Put on your best jewelry. Plan for the weather. Conceal your undergarments. Complete your black tie attire with evening shoes. Style your hair and makeup."
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Floor length gowns are more elegant than short dresses. The neckline should be tasteful, but the sleeve length (if the dress has sleeves) is optional. Many full-length formal gowns are sleeveless. In the absence of a full floor-length dress, a very nice, dark colored or black three-quarters length dress may be acceptable. Older women should always choose a longer gown, but younger women may be able to wear a shorter gown appropriately. The most formal events call for a long ballgown with a full skirt. Black is usually preferred, with a rich texture that adds some visual interest. Deep colors like blue, maroon, a rich purple, and brown also look nice. White or red dresses can be formal and classy, but may make you stand out. Use caution when wearing these to events like weddings, at which the bride should stand out, not one of the guests. Put your regular day purse aside and opt for a satin, or beaded, smaller clutch or purse for a black tie event. The more sparkle, the better. This is a time for you to shine. Wear real jewelry (for example, real diamonds, pearls, or gold) whenever possible. Costume jewelry should look very real and not tacky if worn. Traditional jewelry recommendations are a sparkly bracelet and earrings or very simple, understated necklace. It can be difficult to wear evening wear in the winter months, as it is often chilly and women's black tie attire rarely has sleeves to speak of. Your cold-weather options, however, should also be formal. Remember that you may be able to shop at a thrift store or borrow items instead of buying them new. A fur or faux fur coat or wrap is the preferred choice for black tie dress codes. A traditional overcoat is the second best choice. For milder climates or for time spent indoors, a shawl or wrap made from a quality material such as cashmere is preferred. Long gloves, while made for style rather than warmth, may help ward off the cold and will give you a fancy flair. None of your undergarments should be visible in any way while dressed in your evening wear. Check for bra straps. Most formal dresses will require a strapless bra. Be sure there are no panty lines. If your dress is curve-hugging or tight, you need to be sure that no one will be able to see your underwear. You may need to wear a thong or go without. Consider wearing slimming undergarments. There are undergarments that are meant to smooth out areas of your body that may be bumpy and help give you a flattering shape. These usually do not show any lines beneath the clothing. Evening shoes are usually dainty or strappy, with a decent heel. Large or clunky shoes do not generally look good with formal dresses. Evening shoes that are satin, beaded or shiny are great choices. Ideally, the texture and color of your shoes should match that of your handbag/clutch. You should spend extra time making your hair and makeup look nice for a black tie event. Traditional black tie formality calls for hair to be gathered in an up-do. Consider going to a salon to have a professional style your hair for you. Events that involve dancing often have more flexibility and encourage flowing hair. Arrange for a manicure and pedicure the day of the event. Make a reservation ahead of time to ensure that they will have room for you. Makeup should be applied well and not over-done. If you are inexperienced in makeup application, schedule a makeover at a salon or go to a makeup counter at a department store.