Q: Make sure that you don't pick clothes that make you uncomfortable. You don't want to be limping in pinchy shoes after the first two periods. Instead, choose something that you know looks great but also feels comfy. If you feel good about yourself, it'll show as confidence. Choose comfortable shoes. Pick your most flattering outfit, as long as it's not uncomfortable. Try to show off who you are so that your new classmates can learn about you. Choose a shirt that shows off your favorite band, a leather jacket for a rocker look, or a dress to show off your girly side. If you already have friends at your high school or are in contact with people you met at orientation, talk or text with them to plan possible meetups on your first day. See if any of you have the same lunch so that you can sit together. See if you have any classes together or classes in the same hall. Suggest ways to touch base with each other, such as places you can talk between classes or times you can text or snapchat. See where your classes are located so that you'll have a good idea about how to get to each one of them. That way when you get to school on your first day, you won't have to worry as much about getting lost or being late to class. Plan your path between classes. Look for bathrooms near each class so you'll be prepared when you need to go. If your school has teacher websites, look up your teachers. You'll learn a bit about them in advance, and you'll get an idea about what to expect from the class. Set out your clothes and pack your backpack. If you plan to bring snacks or your lunch, prep your food the night before as well. Have your breakfast ready to go. Get everything ready so that you'll have a smooth, easy morning. Bring protein or granola bars for snacks. If you like to bring a lunch, pack a sandwich, fruit, and a side like chips or carrot sticks. You could also try tuna salad or mixed greens.
A: Pick out an outfit that makes you look cool and confident. Make plans with friends. Look up your classes on the school map. Prepare the night before.

Article: There is no quick fix for feeling used, and you may experience a period of time where you feel sad, angry, and hurt. Don't try to suppress those emotions just because they feel bad. Instead, let yourself work through your pain and embrace your emotions. You might not feel like going out or talking to friends during this time, and that's okay. Let yourself cry if you need to. It might make you feel better, especially if you were used by a romantic partner or a close friend. If you've been used, you might want to jump right back into a relationship or friendship to make yourself feel better. Try to give yourself time to heal emotionally and don't rush into anything new while you are still feeling down. Keep talking to your existing friends and save new relationships for when you feel better. Everyone needs different amounts of time to heal, and there is no set timeline for how long you will need. If you have been used in a relationship or a friendship, you may not be able to recover from what the other person has done to you. If you don't think that you can forgive the person, it will only bring you more pain to keep in contact with them. Don't text, call, or talk to them if you can avoid it. If you go to school or work with this person, seeing them may be unavoidable. Keep your interactions short and civil. Talk with your friends and family about how you are feeling. It can feel easier to push them away when you are hurt, but try to rely on them to help you feel better. Even if you don't want to talk about your feelings, try to let them distract you from your pain for a little bit. Some friends or family members can be too prying when they try to comfort you. If you don't feel comfortable sharing about what happened, simply don't talk about it. Approach your friends or family by saying, "I'm going through a rough time right now. Could we spend some time together this week to take my mind off of things?" You might feel like you allowed yourself to be used or that you are to blame for someone using you. This is not the case. Someone using you is entirely the other person's fault and you shouldn't blame yourself. Push down those negative thoughts until they are gone. If you have been used a lot throughout your life, it can be even easier to think that you are to blame. Remember: someone taking advantage of you shows a flaw in their own character, not yours. After you cut ties with someone, it is easy to think of only the positive traits in their personality and in your relationship with them. Try to focus on what was wrong and why removing them from your life is actually a good thing. Remember that they used you and that it hurt. You may be romanticizing someone if you only remember the good times that you two had and reject the bad or painful memories.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Allow yourself to feel hurt. Give yourself time to recover. Cut off the person who used you if you need to. Lean on your friends and family for support. Avoid blaming yourself. Recognize if you are romanticizing the person who used you.

Problem: Article: On the left-hand menu, hover over "Plugins" and select "Add New" from the dropdown. " On the "Install Plugins" page, click "Install Now" under the plugin titled "MediaElements.js HTML5 Video and Audio Player." On the next page, click the "Activate Plugin" link. " Once the plugin has been activated, on the left side of the dashboard, hover over "Media", and then click "Add New." You may now find the supported audio file on your PC; click and drag it to the correct box, or you may click the "Select Files" button at the middle of the page to open a window to find your file. Supported file types include MP3, M4A, OGGm, and a couple others " Once your file finishes uploading, click the "Edit" link next to it, when it appears below the file upload box. The "Edit Media" page will open in a new tab on your browser. On the "Edit Media" page, at the right side is a box that says "Save." A couple lines beneath it is a box that says "File URL." Copy the entire URL in the box to your clipboard. [audio src=""] At the upper right of the post/page edit page, click "Save Draft." Then, click "Preview" to see your post or page with the music player as it appears. If you're happy with how it works and appears, go back to the post or page in the editor, and click "Publish" to put your file on the Internet.
Summary: Log into your WordPress dashboard. Click "Install Now. Activate plugin. Click "Add New. Upload your file. Click "Edit. Copy URL to clipboard. Navigate to the post or page on which you'd like to add your music player. Type the following in the "Visual" editor: Save and Preview. Publish.

Q: You can trick a person into jinx by asking a simple question. For instance, if you say "What's 2 plus 2?," the other person will mostly likely say "4." In that case, you can say "4" at the same time, then immediately say "jinx" to start the game. In some variations, the person doing the jinxing can punch the jinxed person if he or she talks before the game is over. In one variation, when you say the same phrase, you can say "American jinx, touch wood" instead of just "jinx." You play the game the same way with one exception: the first person to touch a piece of wood gets to punch the other person. If you both say "jinx" at the same time, you can say "double jinx" to initiate the game. In that case, you need to say the person's full name to end the game. If it happens again when you say "double jinx," it turns into "padlock jinx," where you need to include the person's middle names to end the game.
A:
Trick a person into jinx. Know a variation. Understand the "American jinx" variation. Try double jinx.