Write an article based on this "Know how you can and can't get AIDS. Inform yourself about AIDS. Consult with a lawyer or AIDS support organization. Enroll in a home care course. Take care of yourself."
article: Many people are scared of contracting HIV through something as simple as a hug. HIV and AIDS are transmitted by blood. Knowing the ways you cannot get AIDS can help you more confidently and sympathetically provide care to a person who has the disease at home. A well-timed hug can go a long way to helping the person feel better. HIV/ AIDS is not spread: By food or water By sharing food, dishes, or cooking utensils including cups, plates, forks and knives By touching another person, hugging, shaking hands, or holding people Get a grasp on the basics of the disease as well as any new research or information about care. Learning about AIDS can help you provide better care for the person who has the disease. Consult the websites and/ or publications from government and international organizations, AIDS support groups, and research centers. You can even sign up to receive newsletters from many of these places, which may help you stay informed on the latest and best care for the person with AIDS. In some cases, such as medical care or life support decisions, you may need to be legally named as the care coordinator. This may also be important if you are going to file insurance claims, apply for government aid, pay bills, or handle other business for the person with AIDS. Meet with a lawyer or an AIDS support organization to see what options are available to you and the person for whom you are caring. Let the person for whom you are caring know about any concerns about providing sufficient care without legal acknowledgement. The person can decide how much or how little to involve you in important decisions. Tell him or her you will respect any wishes he or she has. Contact local lawyers or health advocates about what options are open to both of you. Attend any meetings with the person, or, if he or she can't go, give them a selection of options from which to choose. Find AIDS support organizations in your local area using online search tools. Consult organizations, such as your local health and human services department. This can help the person with AIDS get whatever benefits to which he or she is entitled. If you are able and new to providing care, consider taking a course on home care for someone with AIDS. The class can help you learn the skills you need to provide care as well as how to effectively handle special situations. Inquire with your local public health department, Red Cross/ Red Crescent chapter, a visiting nurses association, or an HIV/AIDS service organization about home care courses. Ask any questions you have about how to best care for the person during your course. You can never know too much or be prepared enough. Providing care for a person with AIDS can be physically and emotionally draining. You can't take care of someone else effectively if you are sick or upset. Taking good care of yourself through things like rest and exercise can help you keep going and give the best care possible to the person with AIDS. Watch your own health. Eat a balanced diet, exercise as often as you can, and give yourself sufficient time to rest, which can help you relax. Consider joining a support group or talking to a counselor. Either of these can help you deal with your feelings about your role as caregiver. A support group or counselor can help bolster you and give you an outlet to tackle any hurdles you may encounter.

Write an article based on this "Make eye contact Be inviting Break the touch barrier Look at his lips. Linger when saying goodbye. Pretend you're cold. Draw attention to your own lips."
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. If you're always looking down or away, the guy might think you're not interested. Look him in the eye, especially when you're carrying on a conversation. Smile a lot and laugh at his jokes to let him know you're enjoying his company. . Guys are often afraid of rejection or unsure if you would appreciate a kiss. Try to make him feel comfortable and confident. Flirt with him and compliment him. If you put him at ease and let him know you are interested, he'll usually find the courage to try to kiss you. For example, you could say, "I was at the last gig your band played. You are an amazing drummer! When did you start playing?" Alternatively, say something like, "Wanna watch the new Stephen King film? I heard it's terrifying. Will you hold my hand during the scary parts?" . If he hasn't broken the touch barrier yet, you don't need to wait -- do it yourself! Touch him lightly on the arm or shoulder when you're talking. Just make it a quick, innocent touch and don't make a big deal out of it. Holding hands is also a good way to break the touch barrier. The simple act of touching can strengthen the intimacy between you two. When you're alone with a guy and want to be kissed, make eye contact and then move your gaze briefly down to his lips. Then move your eyes back up to meet his and smile demurely. You don't have to be really obvious about itjust a quick glance down at his lips is better than staring at them for more than a few seconds. If he's dropping you off after a date, linger for a moment. If you're in the car, don't get out right away. Instead, sit next to him and wait for a few seconds. Unbuckle your seatbelt and look at him expectantly. If he walks you to your door, fiddle with your keys for a couple of seconds. This is a universal sign that you're asking for an after-date kiss. Look up once or twice to give him a chance to lean in. Shiver and rub your hands over your arms, or comment on the freezing temperatures. Your guy will likely jump at the chance to get closer to you. If he puts his arms around you or helps you into his jacket, stay close. Make eye contact and say, "Thanks." Smile at him, and he may just move in for a kiss. Gently run your fingers across your lips periodically to draw his attention in. You can also playfully bite your bottom lip or gently wet your lips with your tongue. In moderation, these are good ways to signal to your partner that you'd like a kiss. However, overdoing it will make it look unnatural and can be a huge turn off.