Write an article based on this "Use pop culture as a starting point for conversation. Take advantage of daily moments to talk about sex. Have a conversation, not a lecture. Be honest and direct in your discussion. Keep the door open for future conversations."
article: Sex is everywhere in popular culture. If a TV show, movie, song, or music video raises an issue related to sex, seize the opportunity to have a conversation. If a show is talking about teen pregnancy, you might initiate a discussion about contraception. If a music video seems to glorify sex, you could start a conversation about the importance of consent. This should not be a one and done chat, but an ongoing conversation that you return to often in daily life. Chat when you're doing chores, cooking dinner, or riding in the car. These moments can make communication easier because they feel more casual. Try to be respectful of your teen's privacy and potential embarrassment about sex by not holding such discussions around friends, siblings, or significant others. To keep your teen engaged, you should treat your discussion as a two way conversation. Encourage your teen to ask questions, and talk to them instead of at them. Try to understand your teen's concerns, pressures, and challenges. Clarify if you aren't sure what your teen is asking. Say "Do you mean...?" or "Can you repeat that? I want to be sure I understand what you're saying." Don't laugh when your teen asks a question. It could make them shut down. Don't skirt around uncomfortable topics. Get everything out that needs to be said, and answer your teen's questions as honestly as possible. If you feel uncomfortable or don't know an answer, it's perfectly fine to admit it. If you aren't sure about an answer, offer to look it up. Or, you and your teen could research the question together! Tell your teen that they can always come to you with any questions or concerns they have about sex. After every talk, let them know you're happy that they reached out to you. Say something like, "I'm so happy that you felt comfortable coming to me. It means a lot."

Write an article based on this "Make sure your jeans fit properly. Choose jeans which fit well in the waist. Avoid jeans with holes or stains. Choose dark jeans over lighter colors if you have them. Go with a classic cut, such as boot-cut or straight, for versatility. Wear a colored jean for a bold, stylish look."
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Choose a pair of jeans that flatters your figure and fits your body. Avoid jeans that are too snug in the hips and thighs. For a dressy look, you should also avoid jeans that are loose and baggy. Make sure your jeans rise high enough in the waist to provide coverage when you sit down. Low-rise jeans usually look more youthful and casual than other styles, so opt for a medium or high rise for a dressier appearance. Distressed jeans are popular, but they give off an extremely casual vibe. If you're trying to dress up, make sure your jeans don't have holes and are free from stains. You can still dress up light to medium wash jeans, but darker shades of denim look nicer and more formal than lighter shades. Dark wash jeans are also the most appropriate for casual business occasions. In addition to dark blues, you could also choose black jeans and dark gray jeans. A skinny jean may work under some circumstances, but they can look more rock-star than dressy. Boot-cut or straight-leg jeans more closely resemble trousers, and they will work for nearly anything from a fun night out with friends to a casual meeting with a new client. Black or white denim can be dressed up with relative ease. You might also be able to create a dressy look by pairing a brightly-colored denim with a blouse in a coordinating color or pattern.