Compliments are one of the most important parts of romantic relationships. They show your partner that you appreciate their efforts and make you two grow closer. Don't hold back on the compliments. If your partner does something that impresses you or looks especially good, tell them! Be specific with your compliments. Rather than saying, "You look nice," say "That dress looks amazing on you." This shows that you're being observant. Remember that compliments don't just have to be about looks. Saying, "You're such a great cook" after dinner is another flattering compliment. This is another way to show your appreciation for what your partner does. People love feeling appreciated, and knowing that you notice the things your partner does for you will bring them closer to you. Don't hesitate to thank your partner whenever they do something for you. Even thanking your partner for mundane tasks like taking out the garbage works to show appreciation. Always make your appreciation genuine, without any sarcasm or sounding like a backhanded compliment. Don't say something like, "I'm glad you finally remembered to do the dishes after dinner tonight." This sounds sarcastic. Simply say, "Thank you for doing the dishes." Physical touch is a huge part of attraction. Take as many opportunities to build this attraction as you can. Hold their hand when you're walking together. Give them arm touches when you're talking. Kiss their forehead randomly. These little touches help build the intimacy between you two. When you start off, don't make any of your touches sexual. You can build to that. Start by just establishing a physical connection between you and your partner. Remember that if your partner ever tells you to stop touching them, listen to them. Sometimes being straightforward is the best approach. Don't make your partner guess what your feelings are. Tell them directly that you love them. Hearing that will bring your partner closer to you. Find creative ways to tell your partner you love them. Leave little love notes around your home for them to find. Send a random text message. Change it up to keep them guessing. Follow up saying, "I love you" with a kiss or a good hug.

Summary: Give your partner compliments often so they feel appreciated. Thank your partner whenever they do something for you. Touch your partner to build physical intimacy with them. Tell your partner you love them.

This box is located in the upper right-hand corner of the page. A terminal window will open up with the PhotoRec 7.0 program. If prompted, grant permission to run the program. Since your mouse will not work in terminal, you must use your keyboard's up and down arrow keys. You may be presented with multiple options on this screen. Note the size of each drive listed and choose the drive that is the same size as your SD card. Mac users choose "P Fat16 >32". Windows users pick "P Fat32". This will allow the program to scan the camera's established directory system. Only choose "Whole" if you believe your SD card is corrupted. You may create a folder at this time for the recovered files. Do not save the files to the SD card. The recovery process will start automatically.

Summary: Navigate to the PhotoRec Wiki or click | here. Locate the "Latest Stable Version" box and click "7.0". Scroll down to "TestDisk & PhotoRec 7.0" and click on the version compatible with your computer. Download the zip file to your desktop. Double click on the file to unzip it. Insert your SD card into your computer. Click on the "testdisk7.0" file to open it. Double-click on the "Photorec" file to open the program. Select your SD Card, or drive, and press Enter. Select the partition type and press Enter. Select the filesystem type "[Other]" and then press Enter. Select "Free" to search for files in Fat16 or Fat32. Use the arrow keys to choose a location to store the recovered files. Press C once the location is correct. Wait for the recovery process to finish. Navigate to the location you selected in step 13 to view your recovered files.

Think about your current state of mind and life circumstances and ask yourself if your romantic feelings might be caused by these factors. Sometimes life events can cause people to seek comfort, stability, excitement, or validation from other people in our lives who they don't genuinely want to be with. Avoid pursuing a relationship with your best friend if you might be using them to feel better. For instance, you may seek comfort and distraction in a romance with your best friend after a death in the family. Take things slowly in your new relationship so that you can both figure out your feelings without distractions. Romantic touching and sexual contact can blur the lines of a relationship and confuse boundaries. Try to let your physical relationship evolve naturally out of genuine chemistry and affection. Acting on physical urges too soon may make the situation awkward or increase the intensity of your relationship very quickly. Moving slowly is a good way of avoiding confusing hot-and-cold behaviour. Making a grand romantic move one week, then acting like a casual buddy the next will leave your friend unsure of your feelings. Take things slow and gradually build up to bigger gestures or commitments so you won't be overwhelmed by the situation. For instance, don't show up to your friend's workplace with flowers one day and introduce them to colleagues as your "buddy" a few days later. Taking things to the next level with your best friend can reinforce an already strong bond, making it tempting to spend all of your time with them. Take some time apart to pursue your own interests and to make sure that you get the chance to miss each other. This will make you appreciate each other even more while reducing the risk of becoming annoying to each other. For example, take time to visit with other friends or spend some quiet time alone at home.

Summary: Make sure that your motivations are pure and not temporary. Avoid getting physically intimate until you are sure of your chemistry. Be consistent about your romantic advances to avoid confusion. Give each other space sometimes to avoid getting tired of each other.

Hold the treat close to your palm that's on the ground, so that your palm is in between the treat and the chicken. Keep holding the treat close to your palm on the ground so the chicken has to walk onto your palm to get it. Don't give the chicken the treat just yet. Make sure both of its feet are on your palm before you bridge and give it the treat. Don't lift your palm off the ground yet. Let the chicken get comfortable stepping on your hand a few times first. Wait for the chicken to step onto your palm before you lift it. Don't lift your hand too high at first or you may startle the chicken. Keep your hand steady in the air. Don't rush the process. Take it slow so the chicken gets used to standing on your hand. After a few sessions, try moving your palm back and forth slowly while the chicken is on it. Eventually, you should be able to walk around with the chicken perched on your hand. When you're ready for the chicken to get off your hand, gently place your hand on the ground so it can step off.
Summary: Put your palm face up on the ground and hold a treat in your free hand. Show the chicken the treat and wait for it to walk over. Make your bridge noise and give the chicken the treat once it's on your palm. Try again, this time lifting your palm a few inches off the ground. Repeat daily, lifting your palm a few inches higher each session.