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Love is about giving and take. If you're in love, then you should enjoy the giving just as much as the taking. You should take pleasure in making your loved one lunch, giving them a ride when they need one, or even doing your loved one's laundry if they're having a rough week. Though you shouldn't get taken advantage of, you should be able to enjoy helping your loved one when they need it and be prepared to be helped in return. Here are some more signs that you're really in love: If you feel good about getting your loved one coffee or surprising them with a dessert from your favorite bakery without feeling like you're wasting your precious time. If you enjoy teaching your loved one how to do something, whether it's to make the perfect burger or to solve a complicated math problem. Love doesn't have to be so serious all the time. Sure, you can spend hours staring longingly into the eyes of your loved one, but that can get a little boring. If you're really in love, then you should be able to goof off and laugh with your loved one and to enjoy the sense of humor of your loved one. Though neither of you has to be comedians for your relationship to work, it helps to be able to laugh with each other from time to time. This shows that you're comfortable enough (and happy enough) with each other to be in love. If your special someone has the ability to make you crack up even when you're in the worst of moods, then you may be falling in love. True love isn't like an episode of The Bachelor though taking a helicopter ride with your loved one or having a romantic picnic in a vineyard can be intensely romantic and an incredible experience, real love means being able to find the fun in the mundane things with your loved one, from having a beer or two at your local bar to buying kitty litter and stopping to get ice cream on the way home. Here are some signs that you truly appreciate all of the time you spend with your loved one: If you like just sitting around and watching your favorite TV show with your loved one. If you like stepping out to get ice cream with your loved one as much as you like enjoying a delicious fancy four-course meal together. If you enjoy a night in with your loved one as much as you like the occasional extravagant date. Love isn't a bed of roses, though if you're truly in love, the good days should far outnumber the bad, and you should be comfortable staying in your relationship during less-than-ideal circumstances, from a job loss to the death of a loved one. Tough situations can test the strength of your relationship, and if you've never had to overcome a significant hurdle with your loved one, then you may not have enough information to know if you're in love yet. If you were able to work through a tough problem in your relationship, whether it was trying to make it work with one of your insanely busy schedules or dealing with one person's disappointment in a major life event, then your relationship should be stronger for it. If you were able to stay strong during the death of a loved one, then you're more likely to feel truly in love. If you're really in love, then you should be willing to try something new and unexpected for your loved one, even if it makes you a little scared or queasy. This doesn't mean that you should walk across hot coals or embarrass yourself just to win over the person you love, but it does mean that you should be ready to take a far-away trip to see your loved one's distant relatives in Guatemala or go on a hike or two with your loved one if he's obsessed with hiking. If you're willing to do something that you thought you would never do, such as learn a new language or learn to swim, because it's really important for your loved one, then you're more likely to be in love. If you've found yourself being more comfortable with being uncomfortable, with or without your loved one, then you may be in love. If you're really in love, then you should know that you can't always get your way. If your loved one is always giving in to your demands because you're so stubborn, then you're not really in love. Being in love means getting what you want sometimes, and letting your loved one get what s/he wants sometimes; or better yet, finding a solution that makes both people happy. If you're in love, then you should not only be able to compromise with your loved one, but you should feel good about reaching a decision together, instead of feeling like you didn't really get what you wanted. If you're really in love, then both people should be able to compromise, instead of one person doing all the giving in every time. If you're really in love, then you shouldn't turn into a clone of your loved one, copying all of their interests and hobbies and shedding anything that gave you pleasure before you started your relationship. Instead, you should be able to maintain your sense of self while growing together with the person that you love. If you're truly in love, then you should be doing the following things: Being comfortable hanging out with your friends without your special someone, and letting them do the same. Being okay with maintaining your own interests, such as yoga or soccer, even if your special someone doesn't do them. Being happy having some alone time instead of always hanging out with your significant other.

summary: See if you take pleasure in helping your loved one. See if your loved one makes you laugh. See if you enjoy doing the little things with your loved one. See if you've made it through the tough times. See if you're willing to step out of your comfort zone for your loved one. See if you're willing to compromise for your loved one. See if you're comfortable with maintaining your individuality.

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Headers take data every time the message is sent and received. This means that messages that have gone back and forth can contain extremely long headers, as information is added each time it is sent, received, sent back, received again, and so on. There are several entries that are likely to be of the most interest to the average user. Reading these gives you a run down of where the email was sent and how long it took. This can be useful for dealing with connection issues or for determining where an email originated from. Delivered-To: This is the address that the email was sent to. Received: This shows the IP address that received the email message (the recipient's email service) as well as the time. Return-Path: This is the address that sent the message. Message-ID: Shows a unique number to identify the message. From, Subject, To: This is the information entered by the sender. It shows the sender's name, the email subject line, and the recipient's name.

summary: Understand how headers are added. Parse basic information.

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This will undoubtedly lead to the question of getting back together, and will sabotage your chance of establishing a platonic friendship. While maintaining a friendship with anyone, ex or not, requires occasional contact via phone or computer, don't start texting or calling your ex on a daily basis. This will inevitably create a false hope of getting back together. If either you or your ex is getting too attached and old feelings start to arise, then don't force the friendship. This is probably a sign that the breakup is too fresh, and that you need to spend more time apart.
summary: Don't have sex with your ex. Don't fall back into old patterns. Know when you back off.