If you want to preserve your friendship with this person, resist acting out on your emotions. Rejection can make you feel angry, embarrassed, and just plain hurt. Don't react on impulse and take these feelings out on the other person. Before saying anything more to the person, immediately take a few breaths to collect yourself. Don't rush into making any decisions. Give yourself time to calm down first. Being around the person may be especially difficult after saying the "L" word. Ask for some space to deal with your feelings. You guys can discuss how you want to move forward later. But, right now, it's not going to do you any good to have to pretend and keep spending time with them. Say something like, "I need some time to come to terms with your reaction. I want to hang out again, but can you give me a few days?" It's second-nature after a rejection to feel defeated. Counteract this by pouring on the love. Treat yourself gently, like you would a friend who's got the flu. Treat yourself to a special lunch or dinner. Binge-watch your favorite TV show. Work off some steam in the gym. Do things that help you feel better. You may be tempted to reach for numbing substances like alcohol and drugs. These won't make you feel any better. Instead, take good care of yourself by eating balanced meals, exercising, and getting enough sleep. Journal to unload your feelings about the rejection. You might describe what happened, how the person responded, and how it made you feel. Journaling is a great tool to help you identify your emotions and learn to cope with them. Share your feelings with a close friend. Make sure you choose someone you can trust, who won't spread the information around town. They might even be able to offer you helpful advice, or comfort you after the rejection. You might say, "Wendy, I'm humiliated. I told Greg I loved him. He told me he doesn't look at me that way. I don't know what to do." Another way to cope with rejection is to change how you look at it. You may be viewing the situation as if there's something wrong with you. Change this thought process by coming up with some realistic alternatives. For example, the person may have said "no" because they want to keep you as a friendthey don't want to risk losing you if a relationship doesn't work out. Another way to look at it is the person rejected you because there's someone else out there who's a better match for you. You just have to wait to meet them. Remind yourself that it takes a lot of courage to step up and declare your feelings. Admire that trait about yourself!
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One-sentence summary -- Pause before reacting negatively. Get some space from the person. Nurse your wounds with self-care. Journal about your feelings. Confide in someone you trust. Reframe how you look at rejection.

You'll find it in the All Apps area of the Start menu in Windows, and in the Applications folder in macOS. This method can help when certain websites or extensions seem to be bogging down Firefox. This opens the memory troubleshooting tool. If you're a developer or more advanced user of Firefox, you can use this feature to determine which processes are running and how much memory each process uses. Scroll through the report to view each section. Some add-ons are listed in the memory report by name, but others will only appear as a hex code. If a support representative or developer has requested you run and save a memory report, click Measure and save in the Save memory reports box, then choose a location to save the report. You can then attach that report to an email or upload it to a bug database if you were asked to do so. It's near the top-right corner of the page. Firefox will now release in-use memory that's no longer needed. This should provide a pretty quick boost in speed. If memory usage remains high no matter what you do, your computer may not have enough RAM to support the number of tabs and/or windows you have open at the same time. Try browsing with fewer open tabs and windows, and consider upgrading the RAM in your computer.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Firefox on your PC or Mac. Type about:memory into the address bar and press Enter or Return. Click Measure in the "Show memory reports" box. Click Minimize memory usage.

Pea-sized gravel is ideal, as it holds together well without leaving too much open space, but you could also use a handful of small stones from your garden. A gravel or stone base will help promote proper drainage and prevent the soil at the bottom of the container from becoming too compacted. Sand or clay particles can also be used to give the lower part of the soil a well-drained, loamy texture. It will probably be okay to forego the gravel layer if you're using a container with good drainage holes and you plan on raising your roses outdoors. Just about any standard commercial potting soil will work for growing a small crop of roses, so long as it's rich in nitrogen and phosphorous. Avoid filling the container all the way to the topif the soil is too heavy, your roses may have trouble breathing. Look for mixtures that are specifically formulated for use with roses. These soils contain all of the essential nutrients that roses need to thrive. Alternatively, you can try making your own potting soil mixture using one part soil from your yard or garden, one part organic compost, and one part horse, cow, or mushroom manure. Add a handful of garden compost, animal manure, or peat moss to the soil and use a hand trowel to churn the mixture until the organic components have been fully incorporated. Organic amendments will infuse additional nutrients into the planting soil and make it easier for your roses to retain moisture. Some gardening experts recommend adding a small scoop of bone meal or humus to larger rose plants that require extra nourishment. You can also use a slow-release fertilizer meant specifically for roses in your soil. Apply it as needed or as the packaging recommends.
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One-sentence summary -- Add a 1 inch (2.5cm) layer of gravel to the bottom of the container. Fill the container of the way full with a well-balanced potting soil mix. Enrich your soil with a small amount of organic material.

If your polyester garment is holding a static charge, turn the garment inside out. Grab a can of aerosol hairspray and hold it about eight inches away from the polyester garment. Spray the hairspray onto the garment to alleviate the static cling. This helps reintroduce moisture in the fabric, which can help break up static charge. Dry skin carries a positive charge and polyester carries a negative charge. As your skin rubs against the polyester garment, it creates static electricity. This is common in the winter when skin tends to be drier. Alleviate the charge by moisturizing before getting dressed. Dryer sheets are great for eliminating static in the tumble dryer, but they can also be used to remove static after the clothes have already dried. Grab a dryer sheet and glide it over the polyester garment to remove some of the static cling.
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Spray aerosol hairspray onto your garment. Moisturize with lotion before wearing a polyester garment. Rub a dryer sheet over your clothes.