In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Many people who have an autonomic dysfunction also suffer from depression and anxiety. If you are experiencing impotence or difficulty with sexual arousal, you may have relationship issues with your partner. Talking to a counselor or therapist can help you work through this issues and get professional support. Talk to your doctor about support groups for autonomic dysfunctions in your area. If there is not a specific group near you, you can look for a support group for your underlying condition, such as a diabetes support group or a sexual difficulties support group. It can be helpful to talk to others who understand what you are going through and are dealing with many of the same struggles as you. You may also learn some coping mechanisms from the support group to make life with an autonomic dysfunction easier. Lean on those closest to you to create a support system for yourself. Be willing to ask for and accept help when it is needed. Try not to shut yourself off from your family and friends and focus on maintaining a positive attitude to tackle any challenges or struggles you are facing due to your disorder.
Summary: Talk to a counselor or therapist about your condition. Join a support group. Reach out to family and friends.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Old brushes can add to your existing paint brush or roller work and create a rich texture that hides minor wall flaws like scrapes and chips. In the end, you'll likely have fun by using your brushes to add extra texture to your wall. Start by gathering different sized brushes from around your house. Wash your brushes so there is no dirt or other debris attached to them. Take your brushes and brush texture in all over your wet paint. Leave enough brush marks so the wall damage blends with your newly created texture. If you need more paint, feel free to use it. Try to complete one small section of wall at a time. For example, paint and texture one 8 foot (2.44 meter) by 10 foot (3 meter) section before moving on to another. By dabbing sponges on your wet paint, you'll create a texture that will conceal wall damage or wall flaws like a poor mudding/taping job, indentations, and more. In the end, you'll have a unique paint job that reflects your personality and taste. Start by taking sponges and lightly dabbing them on wet paint. Make sure your sponges are clean and don't have any dirt or other debris attached. Repeat your dabbing over the entire surface of the wall. Create any pattern you want. Do some extra dabbing around wall flaws so they seem like they're just part of the overall pattern. If you need, dip the sponge into more paint so you can create a richer texture over your wall. Faux painting is a great way of concealing flawed wall by making it seem like a deliberate part of your overall design. Thus, faux painting offers a unique opportunity to use large and small wall flaws to enhance your larger paint scheme. Paint a color lightly over a bright base coat, like a white. Take a cloth and wipe down the wall unevenly. In addition, take a brush and brush some uneven lines into the paint. Do this so it mimics any pre-existing wall flaws. That way, wall flaws will seem like they're just part of the faux paint job. To add more texture, use a sponge with a darker shade and dab over the wall flaw. For example, if you're main wall color is a cream color, use a slightly darker cream color to accent wall flaws and other textured areas. If you need to repair the wall, don't spend a lot of effort smoothly out your putty work.
Summary: Create texture with old paintbrushes. Dab sponges on your paint. Embrace faux painting.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a small drinking glass or a compass to make the circle. If you are using a standard paper towel tube, a 4-inch (10.16-centimeter) circle ill be just the right size. You can make the cone any color you want, but red or orange are the most popular colors. If you are having troubles figuring out here to cut the slit, use a ruler and a pencil to draw an X across the circle. Cut along one of the X's arms towards the middle. Overlap the two edges of the slit until the circle turns into a cone. It needs to be big enough to sit on top of the tube without falling through. Tape or glue the cone together. A glue stick or double-sided tape will work the best here. Don't use hot glue; it is too bulky for this step. Draw a ring of hot glue along the rim of the paper towel tube. Place the cone on top and press it into the glue. Work quickly; hot glue sets up fast. You can use regular tacky glue, but you'll have to wait for it to dry. Make sure that you are gluing the cone to the end that does not have the slits.
Summary:
Trace a circle onto a sheet of cardstock or construction paper. Cut the circle out, then cut a slit into the middle. Roll the circle into a cone shape, then secure it. Hot glue the cone to the top of the toilet paper roll.