Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Let him know your feelings. Touch him or graze past him. Meet his friends and get them to like you. Follow up on important events and dates. Spend more time together.

Answer: After you and your guy have had a chance to get to know each other better, let him know how you feel about it. You don't have to be entirely blatant about it, but it's a good idea to let a man know how you're feeling if you want more than a friendship. There are different ways to make him realize he's special to you. For example, in groups, pay special attention to him or maintain steady eye contact. You can also ask him flirtatious questions such as "what qualities do you like in a woman." Men often aren't very perceptive about a woman's feelings for him, so clearly tell him how you feel. Don't go over the top when you tell him or you might scare him away. Conversely, if you're too subtle, he likely won't get the hint. A gentle touch of the shoulder or grazing past his arm ignites a chemical reaction and it will immediately make your guy feel closer and more focused on you. Just remember to keep the touch light and appropriate. It's important to keep your touch gentle and on appropriate parts of his body. Touch his hand, shoulder or leg. Likewise, lightly grazing past him and not rubbing your body up against his is appropriate. Meeting a guy's friends is one of the best ways to help seal the deal with him. If his friend are impressed with you, then he will be even more impressed with you. Just as it's important to be yourself around your guy, it's also vital to be yourself around his friends. If they get a bad impression of you or think you're a phony, it will likely harm the progress of your potential relationship. If your guy is celebrating his birthday or has an important project due at his job or school, for example, make sure to contact him to either wish a Happy Birthday or good luck with his work. He'll find the fact that you remembered his special day a sign that you really care about him. This doesn't have to be an elaborate gesture. You can send a text message or give him a quick call to wish him the best. As you get to know one another better and enjoy being together, spend more time with one another. If he sees you often, he'll think about you more and likely want to pursue something more with you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take the knife out of the vise. Carve and shape the handle with a belt sander. Sand and polish the scales. Seal the handle, if desired. Remove the tape from the blade.

Answer: Once the epoxy has set, undo the vise and pull the knife out. Do not remove the tape from the blade just yet. Keep sanding the scales until you reach the metal part of the tang. If you have any lines leftover from when you traced the tang onto the scales, be sure to sand that off too. At this point, you can also sand the edges of the handle so that they are more rounded and comfortable to hold. Begin sanding the scales with 220-grit sandpaper. Once the wood is smooth, move onto 400-grit sandpaper. Finish off with a buffer until the scales are polished to your liking. For an even nicer finish, you can apply 1 coat of de-waxed shellac and 2 coats of an oil-based polyurethane sealer. Buff the finish after it dries. How long the finish takes to dry depends on the brand that you are using, so read the label carefully. This can take anywhere from a few hours to a few days. Your knife is now complete and ready to use. If you notice any epoxy on the blade, you can scrape it off with a craft blade, but make sure that you go along the length of the blade. You can also try dissolving it with acetone.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Instagram. Tap +. Tap Library. Tap the "Select Multiple" icon. Tap each photo you wish to upload. Tap Next. Tap a filter if you wish to add one. Tap Next. Tap Share.

Answer: If you're already logged into Instagram, doing so will open your Instagram Home page. If you aren't logged into Instagram, type in your username (or phone number) and password and tap Login. It's in the bottom-center of the screen. You should see this option in the bottom-left corner of the screen. It's the rightmost grey circle on the middle-right side of the screen with two overlapping cubes in it. If you don't see this option, you may need to update your app. You can select up to ten photos. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. If you don't choose a filter, your photos will not be altered. Filters are arranged at the bottom of the screen. Selecting one filter will apply it to all of your photos in this group. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. This option is in the top-right corner of the screen. Doing so will share all of your photos to Instagram at once. You'll be able to view them by swiping left or right over the displayed photo to scroll through the group.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Delegate responsibility for handling logistical details. Decide what to do with the ring. Get rid of reminders.

Answer:
You and your ex will need to handle logistical details like canceling the venue rental, the entertainment, the flowers and decor, the cake and the honeymoon plans. Because of the strong emotional fallout after the wedding, you might ask family and close friends to assist you in handling these matters. Regardless, the burden for cancelling everything and retrieving deposits (if possible) should be shared by the would-be bride and groom. Once the wedding has been fully cancelled, you and your ex need to discuss what will happen to the engagement ring. This decision varies among couples. The general rule of thumb is whoever decided to call off the wedding didn't hold up their end of the bargain, and therefore, doesn't get the ring. One exception to this rule involves rings of extraordinary value or family heirlooms. In such cases, the ring should be returned to the family it belongs to. If your home is surrounded with reminders of your failed engagement and wedding (if not relationship), put them away - at least for the time being. Ask friends to help you toss out any wedding-related items such as invitations. Donate any wedding decor that could be used for other events, or try to resell them to recoup costs. If the failed engagement also brings the end of the relationship (NOT necessarily!), then cutting the entire thing out of your life would be cutting a part of yourself out - rather, put it away so that it is out of sight, out of mind. You can take the fondest memories out when they no longer hurt & remember what good you had, after all, that is why you were together. In addition, go through your home and gather any reminders of your ex and your relationship. Return items belonging to your ex and box up everything else to be stored for a later date, donated or trashed. If you are still too emotional, see if friends and family can help you with this step.