Write an article based on this "Take your time before seeing your ex again. Wait a while to text them back if they text you. Be polite to your ex if you bump into them. Let your ex know that you'd like to be friends at some point. Compliment your ex on their new relationship."
article: While you may be tempted to run out and "accidentally" bump into your ex to try to make them jealous of your fabulous new life, hold on! It's best to wait for at least a few months to have any contact with your ex at all. Make sure you are done grieving the breakup and you are completely over them before you see them again. The amount of time it might take you to get over your ex can vary depending on how long you were together and how serious your relationship was. It might take a few weeks, months, or longer before you feel ready. Until then, go out of your way to avoid them. You definitely should not text your ex since this might send the message that you want them back or possibly even that you're desperate. However, if they text you, then you can text them back. Just make sure that you wait for longer than you normally would to reply to their text. For example, if your ex texts you and you would normally reply within 5 minutes, wait for an hour or more to reply. This will make them jealous by sending the message that you are too busy to sit around texting them. If you really want to send the message that you couldn't care less, then don't respond at all. If you like, send a text a few days later and say something like, "Sorry! I was on a date when you texted me and then I forgot to reply. Hope you're doing well!" If you do happen to bump into your ex, focus all of your energy on being polite. If you seem genuinely pleasant and happy, this is more likely to make your ex feel jealous than if you snub them or say something rude to them. Resist the urge to tell them exactly what you think of them. You don't need to have a long conversation to be polite. If you pass your ex on the street, a simple smile and quick eye contact might be enough. If your ex approaches you to talk, try saying something like, "Hi, Josh! It's nice to see you. How have you been?" If you do feel ready to start talking with your ex or possibly even be their friend, let them know that. Seeing you have moved on enough to invite a friendship might even make them feel a bit jealous. Just be casual and avoid putting pressure on them when you bring up the idea of being friends. Try saying something like, "Hey, if it's okay with you, I was hoping we could be friends again. I know the romantic part of our relationship is over, but I miss our friendship." If your ex has moved on and tells you about it, don't make rude comments about the person or show any sign of annoyance. Say something pleasant and kind to them to congratulate them on their happiness. This is more likely to make your ex jealous than saying something rude. For example, you could say, "I'm so happy for you! She seems like a really sweet and fun person." If you can't bring yourself to say something nice about the person, don't say anything at all. Try changing the subject instead, such as by saying, "That's awesome! Oh man, did you see the game last night? I was thinking about you when they won! You must have been so psyched!"

Write an article based on this "Make sure that your PC has an HDMI port. Buy an adapter if necessary. Get a cable that has room to move. Attach one end of the HDMI cable to your TV. Attach the other end of the HDMI cable to your PC. Turn on your LG TV. Switch to the HDMI input. Select your LG TV as the sound output. Use your LG TV's screen as an extension of your PC."
article: HDMI ports resemble thin, wide slots which taper down to a bottom which is more narrow than the top. Most modern PCs have at least one free HDMI port. If your computer doesn't have an HDMI port, you'll need to buy an output to HDMI adapter where output is your computer's video output. Common non-HDMI output options include DisplayPort, USB-C, and DVI or VGA (older computers only). Measure the space between your TV and your PC (if not using a laptop), then get an HDMI cable which is a few feet longer. This will ensure that you have enough slack to work with if things need to be moved around. There is very little difference in an HDMI cable that costs $5 and a cable that costs $70. Since HDMI is a digital signal, its either "on" or "off", and the cable doesn't affect signal quality. The difference in quality only becomes apparent with longer cables. HDMI cables are compliant with standards up to 40 feet (12.2m) in length. There are longer cables available that will technically still work, but they are likely not complying with standards. If you need to run HDMI over extremely long distances, you'll likely need an amp to boost the power. The HDMI cable should plug into one of the "HDMI" inputs at the back (or on the side) of the TV. If your LG TV has more than one HDMI port, the port will have a number on it. This number pertains to the HDMI channel to which you'll need to switch later. Plug the HDMI cable into the port on your computer. If you're using an adapter for your PC's video output, plug the adapter into the PC, then plug the HDMI cable into the HDMI port on the outside of the adapter. Press the Power button {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/5\/5d\/Windowspower.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/5\/5d\/Windowspower.png\/30px-Windowspower.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of a Windows icon.
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Write an article based on this "Recognize the signs of a toxic friendship. Be honest about your reasons for needing to end things. Cut off ties with that individual"
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If your friend continues to disregard your feelings and speak/act condescendingly towards you, that individual could simply be a bad friend. This isn't necessarily something your friend is aware of or doing intentionally. However, if repeated attempts at talking about the problem haven't fixed things, you may need to walk away. Some signs that your friendship might be toxic include: an imbalance in your friend's willingness to listen to you or hear about your struggles and accomplishments a power dynamic wherein your friend never calls or contacts you, and you are always the one who has to initiate conversations and get-togethers feeling like you have to walk on eggshells to avoid upsetting that friend feeling like your friend puts your emotions through tremendous ups and downs for no real reason Lying or avoiding the issue of your friend's condescending behavior isn't doing that friend any favors. Your friend will probably continue to have those problems with other friends, family members, and perhaps even colleagues. If you've decided to end the friendship, it's important that you do so in person (in a safe, neutral space) and let your friend know why you're ending things. Be honest and direct about what you're doing. Say outright, "I don't think I can be your friend anymore - at least not until you work on this problem." Letting your friend know that the condescending behavior is the problem could potentially leave the door open to a future reunion if your friend works on those issues. . Once you've decided that a friendship is irreparable and you've let your friend know that you're ending the friendship, it's time to actually put your intentions into action. Stop calling or texting your friend, don't engage in conversation, and try to avoid the individual as best you can going forward. You may want to block the person's phone number so that individual can't call or text you. However, if you're hopeful that your friend can change and that you may be able to mend things in the future, you should avoid blocking that person's number. Consider un-friending/unfollowing the individual on social media. It may be difficult, but it will make it easier for you to move on. Don't drag your mutual friends into your problems. Respect the fact that people may still wish to remain friends with the individual, and avoid speaking negatively about that individual to others. Ask mutual friends if the condescending individual will be at social events, and decide whether or not you want to try attending those events.