Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sketch the outline of the head. Draw the basic shape of the hair on the head. Draw clusters of hair throughout the outline.

Answer: You'll have an easier time drawing the hair if you can use the head as a reference point. Find a reference photo and draw the outline of the person's head. If you don't want to use a reference photo, draw an oval that's narrower at the bottom than it is as the top. Don't worry about making the outline of the head perfectyou can adjust it later. Outline the sides of the hair, the top of the hair, and the hairline. End the sides of the hair about halfway down the face. Leave a small gap between the hair and the head to give the hair some volume. The right way to draw the outline will depend on the hairstyle. If the hair is longer on the top than on the sides, outline the shorter hair on the sides of the head so the tops of the outlines are in line with the parts in the hair. Then, draw the outline of the longer hair on top of the head. If you're drawing short hair that's the same length all around, just draw one connected outline since there won't be any noticeable parts in the hair. If you're drawing curly short hair, draw the outlines of the curls around the top and sides of the head, but don't draw the individual curls within the hair yet. A lot of shorter hair has thick, distinct pieces throughout it, particularly on the top. If the hair is brushed back, draw these pieces of hair coming up and away from the hairline. If the hair is brushed forward, start at the top of the head and draw the pieces of hair coming down toward the hairline and over the forehead. Some of the pieces will overlap. Some of them might be thicker than others, and some of them might stick out straight or curl to the side. If you're drawing textured, curly, or wavy hair, there will be more clusters of hair throughout the outline.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Blow dry your moustache to make it easier to style. Moisturize the skin underneath your moustache weekly. Use facial hair oil on your moustache daily. Use a fine-toothed comb to brush your moustache. Cut your moustache when it is dry. Visit a barber or stylist to try more advanced moustache styles.

Answer: Blowdrying can help you shape and manage your moustache. For even better results, apply a wax and blow hot air on it to help style it. Once your moustache looks good, switch to cold air to seal the wax in place. The skin under your moustache can get dry and prone to dandruff if it's not taken care of. Apply a face moisturizer to your fingers and rub it through your moustache. Rinse your moustache with water and pat it dry with a towel to keep your skin soft. Beard or moustache oil will keep your 'stache shiny and your skin soft underneath. Rub a few drops of facial hair oil in your hands and work it into your moustache. If you have any residual oil left on your fingers, rub it into your cheeks and the rest of your face. How much oil you apply will depend on the thickness and size of your facial hair. Refer to the oil instructions for details. You can also buy a beard balm, which uses oils to keep your moustache soft. A moustache comb with many short and thin bristles will keep your moustache well-shaped. If you cannot find a specialty moustache comb, choose a fine-toothed one to achieve a clean and maintained style. Wet facial hair is heavier and tends to hang longer than it normally would. You may end up cutting too much if you wash your moustache before you cut it. Dry your moustache off before trimming or shaving your moustache. If you want to try a difficult moustache style or have a hard time keeping it up, most barbers can shape or style a moustache for you. Ask your barber about any maintenance tips so you can start styling it from home.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Preheat your oven to 350F (176C) and rub vegetable shortening on the bottom and sides of a large jelly roll pan or a rimmed cookie sheet. Sprinkle about 2 tablespoons of flour over the greased pan. Pick up the pan and swirl the flour around until it has coated the entire inside of the pan. Discard any excess flour. Place the butter, water, peanut butter and oil into a medium-size saucepan. Bring the ingredients to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly until they are well blended. Remove the saucepan from the stove and add in the flour, sugar, eggs, vanilla, milk and soda. Stir the mixture until all the dry ingredients are incorporated and well blended. Pour the cake batter into your pan and bake it for 12 to 15 minutes. Test the cake for readiness after 12 minutes. Remove the cake from the oven and set it aside to cool.

Answer: If a toothpick inserted in the middle of the cake comes out clean, the cake is finished baking.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find a therapist if you're struggling to cope. Set therapeutic goals for yourself. Enhance your support system. Forgive and accept yourself.

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If you are having difficulty forgiving someone and it is impacting your life in a negative way, perhaps it is time to seek professional help from a counselor or therapist. Therapies intended to promote forgiveness have been successful in helping people overcome past hurts and achieve peace and resolution. Obtain a referral or suggestion from your physician, health insurance company, or a trusted family member or friend. However, if that is not feasible, contact your local department of mental health about counseling options. If you feel you and your therapist are not a good fit, look for a different therapist. Every therapist is different and finding one with whom you feel comfortable is essential. Try a therapist who practices cognitive behavioral therapy. Your therapist will help examine and dispel the negative thought patterns that you have developed. Consider spiritual counseling. Many people find comfort in seeking help from spiritual leaders who can guide them toward forgiveness. The power of prayer has been successful toward healing and alleviating feelings of guilt and shame, which are motivators for people seeking forgiveness for various reason. Commit to changing your behavior. In both psychotherapy and physical therapy, you will benefit from setting goals. Engage in the process by allowing yourself to be open and vulnerable. Don't abandon the process just because it gets difficult. Your hard work will pay off and leave you with a healthy sense of accomplishment. Identify your objectives. For example, would you like to feel more at peace toward a family member who betrayed you? Tell the therapist that this is one of your goals. Reward yourself when you reach your goal. Your motivation will increase if you reward your accomplishments. Adjust your objectives rather than give up. Continue to make new goals as it will keep you engaged in life. Surround yourself with people who care about you. This includes family, friends, and co-workers. Branch out and meet new people to expand your circle of support. You have learned so much through the therapeutic process that you feel resourceful and confident. A good support system will help you reduce stress and may even boost your immune system. Exploring your interests may lead to joining groups that allow you to meet new people, and experience new situations. Personal struggles can leave you feeling bad about yourself. You may feel guilty for not taking care of yourself in a situation or you unfairly blame yourself for what happened. You can learn to manage feelings of guilt and shame rather than try to eliminate them. If you have chosen to participate in cognitive behavior therapy, it will help you examine your thoughts and develop new more effective ways of thinking about yourself.