In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If your friends insist on an explanation as to why you're leaving the group, be honest no matter what your reasons are. Do not, for instance, tell your friends that you are moving out of state just to avoid them or leave the group. Instead, be open and honest about why you want or need to leave the group of friends. If it's easier for you to express yourself in writing, there's nothing wrong with sending an email or letter to a group of friends (or the ringleader of a group of friends) explaining your grievances. Sometimes the truth hurts. Try to find a way to be honest and respectful at the same time. For instance, if you're leaving a group of friends because they no longer share your interests or if you find that they are very boring, try a diplomatic approach by explaining to them that, "I just have a hard time relating to you." Don't rub the fact that you're leaving the group in their faces. Emphasize your own feelings and point of view, and avoid accusatory "you" statements like, "You are very boring." Lies will only lead to more lies. It's best to be honest about your reasons for leaving a group. Sometimes vague answers work best, since they can be both honest and respectful. For instance, "I'm busy," or "I've been traveling," may work as explanations for friends who want to know why you aren't spending as much time with them. Friends especially friends of long standing will often try to pull you back into the group. Be firm in your decision to leave the group. Don't give in to group pressure or bullying. For instance, if someone tries to get you to remain in the group of friends, say, "I'm sorry, I am very busy." Or "We've had some great times but I need some time apart from the group right now." Be calm and graceful when declining invitations to hang out with the group of friends you wish to leave (or have already left).
Summary: Be honest. Be respectful of your friends' feelings. Stand your ground.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Flounder can be found up and down the Atlantic coast of the U.S. in rivers, estuaries and streams near the ocean, where they migrate in the fall. Flounder fishing is especially popular in Southeastern states such as Florida, Alabama, and South Carolina, but flounder are also plentiful in the Northeastern coastal areas. There are often restrictions on the size and/or number of fish you can catch, so check your local ordinances. You may need a fishing license to fish in your area as well. Flounder can actually be fished all year round, but they're easier to catch in the fall, between September and November, when they migrate toward the ocean. They spawn during the spring and summer, and when they're large enough, the swim to the ocean to spend the winter there before coming back. If you want to fish for flounder in the winter and spring, you certainly can; however, expect to catch smaller flounder that may not be large enough to keep. Check local fishing reports in the area you plan to catch flounder before you plan your trip. Flounder tend to lie on their sides at the bottom of the river, estuary or coastal area where they reside. One particularly large species of flounder is called a "doormat," referring to its shape and preference for residing low to the ground. Flounder are grayish-brown with lighter spots, helping them blend in with sandy, pebbled riverbeds and estuaries. Flounder have both eyes on the same side of their head, enabling them to see what's happening above them as they lie on their sides. Flounder like to stay near ledges and dropoffs, where they can ambush passing fish. Find areas where the current runs from shallow to deeper water, and you're likely to spot flounder there as well as in seams. One good way to figure out where the ledges and drop-offs are is by wading the area before you cast your line. Feel around with your feet to discover the best hiding places for flounder. Since flounder stay close to the ground, they leave tracks in their wake when they move away to feed. Getting familiar with these telltale tracks while the tide is low should tell you where you can find flounder when they come back in with high tide. Getting to know the area where you want to fish is the best way to get lucky with flounder. Take several trips to the area at both low and high tide to get more familiar with the fish's habits.
Summary: Fish saltwater areas on the Atlantic coast. Fish for flounder when they migrate. Look for flounder near the bottom. Look for flounder under ledges. Check for flounder tracks.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Conditions such as rosacea tend to flare up during stressful times. Using moisturizer can also help prevent eczema outbreaks.
Summary:
Reduce stress by practicing yoga or other relaxation techniques. Use sunscreen and keep activity to a minimum during hot days. Avoid abrupt temperature and humidity changes. Stay away from any other known triggers such as spicy foods, perfume or soaps.