. In order to know whether or not your IP address change is ultimately successful, you need to know your device's current IP address. This should be the computer, phone, or tablet whose IP address you would like to alter. This will essentially reset your Wi-Fi. If your modem and router are comprised in the same unit, simply unplug the entire unit. This should be enough time for your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to provide your network with a new public IP address. It will begin lighting up. You'll want each light on the face of the modem to be on or flashing before you continue. After a couple of moments, the router's light will begin flashing, then turn constant. It should reconnect to the Internet once it finishes rebooting, though you may need to manually select a network and connect to it. You'll use the Internet browser of your choosing to view your new IP address. If the IP address listed here is different than the one you saw earlier, you have successfully changed your device's IP address. If you don't see a different IP address, you may need to keep your router off for a longer period of time. Try turning it off for an entire night and then re-enabling it in the morning.

Summary: Find your device's current IP address Turn off your device. Unplug your modem and router from the Internet and power sources. Wait for five minutes. Plug the modem back in. Reattach the router. Turn on your device. Open an internet browser. Type "What is my IP address" into the browser.

Using a sharp pencil, lightly draw an oval shape for squidward's head. Create two vertical ovals that are a bit longer than the head. Draw another vertical oval between the eyes to create his signature nose. Draw a frown a little above the middle of the nose. Draw a straight line under both the eyes and go around the mouth by drawing a C. Draw three curved lines on the forehead then draw rectangles in each eye for the pupil. Erase any mistakes with a good quality eraser and outline the drawing with a marker or pen to make it pop out. Colour the skin turquoise, his pupils red, and his eyes yellow, you can also add highlights and shadows to make your drawing look even more amazing.

Summary: Outline the head. Draw the eyes. Draw the nose. Draw the mouth. Outline the mouth. Add facial features. Clean up the drawing. Add some colour.

The first thing you should do when trying to help other people stay away from porn is to stop being judgmental. Do not see or portray the situation in a way that makes them bad for what they do. Sexuality is very normal and human. Even most religions teach that it is not anyone's place to judge their fellow man (but is instead the job of the Creator). It's also bad to judge people because it tends to turn them off from what you're trying to do. Many people that might be open to change will become defensive if you judge them and become even more set in their ways. Stay calm when you talk to them and avoid any judgmental language like "Why can't you be more like Michael?" or "Watching pornography will turn you into a pedophile!". Don't make assumptions about how they think or compare them to other people, since language like this tends to shut people down. The best place to start is to talk to the person you're concerned about. Tell them why you're concerned. Sometimes, people might not realize that they even have a problem or how their problem might affect other people. If you're open and honest, you'll be much better able to reach them and connect with things that they can understand. Say something like, "Will, I know that this is something that you enjoy, but I'm worried about what it's doing to you. There is so much more to life and so much more that you could be doing right now to make yourself happy, but you're spending all your free time in your room. I want you to get more out of life than just this." Talk to them about the negative effects of pornography. Make sure to use lots of different types of evidence and reasoning though Use real-world evidence, logical arguments, emotional arguments, and whatever else you can. Using a combination of argument types will be best if you don't know how the person will think about the problem. Just remember to avoid making them feel guilty. They may already be dealing with shame, and you want to ultimately build an environment of support, not make things worse. For example, make a logical argument like, "Think about what this is doing to how you think about sex! You're becoming accustomed to being able change who gets you off by just pressing a button. That's going to make it very hard to have a satisfying relationship later in life." Using a new behavior or a new activity is the best way to stop an old behavior in its tracks. If you want to help someone to stop looking at porn, give them something else to do instead. You can try: Offering to take a class with them at the local community center. Consider paying for you both to take a cooking class together at the local community center during the time of day you know they're most vulnerable. Give them something to do around the house. Give them a responsibility to take care of around the house. For example, if your son spends a lot of time in his room towards the end of the day, task him with taking the dog for a walk around the neighborhood every day instead. This is a difficult behavior to overcome and it may take time and a few mess ups before things feel right. You need to plan for failure so that both you and the person you're trying to help don't become disappointed with the events that happen. Disappointment can lead to harsh feelings and judgement, which might derail the whole effort. Expect that it will take some work and that a change won't happen overnight. Enlist the help of others to keep you accountable when you don't feel strong enough on your own. Realize that at the end of the day, you can't be responsible for everything that someone else does. Whoever you're trying to help, they're either already an adult or they're getting to the point where they really just have to make decisions on their own. This is a part of the world that they'll be exposed to one way or the other and they'll need to find their own way to cope with it. You can't control other people and it's not your responsibility to. If they feel negative consequences after you've done what you can to help them, that's their responsibility. You did what you were capable of and no one can ask anything more from you.

Summary: Don't be judgmental. Talk to them about your concerns. Help them see how the behavior is hurtful. Give them a new focus. Plan for failure. Release your feelings of responsibility.

Ultimately, while you may leave some "secret admirer" notes, you don't want to go too long leaving notes without letting them know who you are. Whether it be in your first note, second note, or a few notes later, you need to give them an idea of who you are. You can do this several ways: Simply write your name at the bottom of the note. Give them some sort of clue about who you are. Approach and tell them you're their special note writer. The best way to take your relationship to the next level is to start to hand them notes directly. This is especially true if you know they're receptive to your flirtations. In the end, they might hand you a note back. After you've left a few notes, you should ask them if they'd like to do something with you. Ultimately, going on a date or just hanging out is the next logical step in your evolving relationship. Suggest: Going to the movies. Taking a walk after school. Getting a bite to eat together. If you get the sense that the person doesn't enjoy your notes, you should stop immediately. You might be able to sense this from how they look when they get a note, from the comments they make about it to other people, or you can ask a friend to inquire about it. Ultimately, if they aren't interested in the notes, you should stop immediately.
Summary: Let them know who you are, if they don't already. Pass them a note. Ask them if they want to do something. Stop leaving notes if you think the person doesn't like you.