context: How to stop arguing with your boyfriend
Decide what you most commonly fight over.
These may be minor things, like cleanliness, or major issues, like jealousy, infidelity, or commitment.
Be aware, though, that arguments are often about something below the surface, such as resentment and disappointment.
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next sentence for the context: The things we argue about can be simply an excuse to vent our deeper frustrations. Identify other factors that may contribute to your fights.

context: How to date someone who has a child from a previous relationship
Ask yourself whether you can handle the commitment.
If you're looking for a somewhat serious relationship, you need to factor in your partner's child. Dating someone with a child can be challenging and you need to be honest with yourself about whether or not you're ready for that kind of commitment.
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next sentence for the context: When someone is a parent, especially to young children, the kids come first. Dates and plans may change last minute due to the child's schedule.

context: An introduction comes onto the screen for a video about teaching a child how to wakeboard. a man
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context: How to cut calories on a budget
Find at least a dozen simple recipes.
If you don't cook much, you'll need to find some simple recipes you can use to make your meals if you want to cut calories and eat more healthy foods. You can buy a basic cookbook, or just search for recipes online.
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You probably want recipes that are relatively simple and don't require a lot of prep time. Look for recipes that have ingredients that are familiar to you, and are foods you already know you like.