Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Address relationship issues. Trust your partner. Respect your partner. Talk with your partner.

Answer: In some cases, you may feel possessive because things have happened in the relationship that make you question the relationship's stability. If this is the case, you should address the issues with your partner. This way you can resolve the issues, you will know where your relationship stands, and you can start being less possessive of your partner. Tell your partner you'd like to talk about some of the issues you all have been having in the relationship. You might say, "Can we talk about the problems we've been having lately?" Have an open and honest conversation about the things that have been bothering you. Remember that resolving some issues such as past betrayals may take more than one conversation and a bit of time. Leaving these unresolved can also lead to an ongoing lack of trust. One of the keys to a successful relationship is trust. You have to trust that your partner cares about you and is honest with you, just as they trust the same things about you. Part of the problem with being too possessive is that it sends your partner the message that you don't trust them. Be less possessive with your partner by having faith in their feelings and their actions. Trust your partner when they say they are going somewhere or doing something. You don't need to check up on them to see if they are being faithful. Believe what your partner tells you. Unless you know for a fact that your partner is dishonest, you should trust what they say. Have faith in your partner's feelings for you. Trust that your partner cares about you as much as they say they do. One issue with being possessive of your partner is that it may cause you to act in ways that are disrespectful to your partner, yourself, or others. You may say or do things that are humiliating, patronizing, or hurtful. You can be less possessive of your partner and build a stronger relationship if you make an effort to show them the respect they deserve. Talk respectfully to and about your partner. Don't yell or scream at them or intentionally say things to make them feel bad. Respect your partner's privacy. Avoid going through your partner's things or reading your partner's texts and messages without permission this most often leads to misunderstanding. Once you realize and admit to yourself that you need to be less possessive of your partner then you should talk to your partner about what has been going on. Talking about it with your partner can help you stop acting on your jealous and possessive thoughts. Tell your partner that you realize that you have been acting possessively lately. For instance, you might say, "Can we talk? I know I've been acting pretty possessive lately." Explain to your partner how you have been feeling and why you are feeling that way. You could try saying, "I've been feeling jealous because of some past relationship issues I have." Listen to your partner, as well. This should be a conversation between the two of you. You need to understand how your possessiveness affects them, too.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Play up your best facial feature. Choose a frame color that complements your skin tone. Balance your eyebrows with your frames.

Answer: Your eyeglasses should work with your facial features, rather than against them. If you are proud of a certain facial feature, such as your blue eyes or your strong cheekbones, look for frames that show off this facial feature. For example, you may choose blue frames to match your blue eyes, or you may look for red frames to match your red eyebrow hair. Or, you can play with contrasting color. You could match purple frames with green eyes. Your skin tone should also complement your frames, as eyewear that works with your coloring will often look better on you. Your skin tone has been proven to be more of a deciding factor for eyeglass frames than your eye color or your hair color. If you have a cool skin tone, go for frames that are silver, black, pink, purple, blue, mauve, gray, and dark tortoise. These frames will not wash out your complexion. If you have a warm skin tone, look for frames that are light tortoise, gold or honey, beige, olive green, and brown shades. Avoid pastels and white and black frames. Give your face more dimension by making sure your eyebrows fit with the look of your frames. If you have thick, bold frames in a bright color, you may want to keep your eyebrows simple and neutral so they do not compete with your glasses. You may do very light eyebrow maintenance, like plucking stray hairs, and brushing your eyebrows out to keep them simple and clean. If you have plain frames or rimless frames, you may want to play up your eyebrows and draw more attention to your eyes. Use an eyebrow pencil to lightly fill in your eyebrows, following the natural arch of your eyebrows.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather your supplies. Decorate your top. Make a tulle skirt. Make a unicorn headband. Complete the outfit.

Answer: Create a unicorn costume with a tank top, headband and a tulle skirt. Repurpose an old tank top in a bright or pastel color. Buy about 2 yards of tulle in a preferred color. You'll also need a length of elastic to go around your waist, a headband, rhinestones, and a glue gun. Assemble rhinestones on your tank top along the neckline and extending downward in a V pattern. Use a hot glue gun to attach the rhinestones to the tank top. Measure a piece of elastic to fit around your waist comfortably. Sew the two ends together so that it makes a circle. Cut lengths of tulle that will be twice as long as your desired skirt length. Fold each strip of tulle in half. Tie these strips onto the elastic circle. The more strips you add to the elastic, the fuller and fluffier the skirt will be. Cut a large triangle out of felt. Wrap it into a cone shape and glue the cone closed. Attach this cone to a headband using a hot glue gun. You can also use a cone-shaped piece of foam, available from a craft supply store. Wrap tulle around the cone and glue in place with the hot glue gun. Wear some gold leggings and sandals to complete your outfit. Paint your nails to match your outfit.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Recognize the major parts of a baseball field. Understand "at bats. Know the definition of a hit. Understand how "base on balls" works. Be aware that batters hit by pitches also get on base. Recognize the sacrifice fly.

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The field is made up of an infield, an outfield, a pitcher's mound, 3 bases, and home plate. The infield is the diamond-shaped part of the field bounded by home plate (where the batter stands to hit) and the three bases (first base, second base, and third base). The outfield is the part of the playing area located outside the diamond-shaped infield. The pitcher's mound is a small hill in the middle of the infield, where the pitcher stands. " Whenever a batter appears at home plate, he earns an "at bat" (AB). When a batter hits the ball into the infield or outfield and reaches a base safely, he earns a hit (H). When a batter hits the ball outside the foul lines that serve as boundaries for the playing field, this is not a hit it's a foul. When a batter receives four pitches that are "balls" that is, they were outside of the strike zone, where the pitcher must aim to get a strike then he walks to first base. This is known as a "base on balls" (BB). If a batter or his equipment is hit by a pitch, then he walks to first base. This is known as a "hit by pitch" (HBP). When a batter hits the ball into the air, sacrificing his own at bat in order to give a teammate already on base the opportunity to score, this is called a "sacrifice fly" (SF). A player from the opposing team may catch the ball in the air, meaning that the batter is out, but another player may get to advance or score.