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If you're really in love, then you shouldn't hold back when you talk to your loved one. This doesn't mean that you should tell them every little thing that's bothering you or nag them because you feel like you're being honest, but it does mean that you should be comfortable enough in your relationship to be able to bring up something that's bothering you, or sharing your true feelings, without feeling like it's not worth it because your loved one will be bored, angry, or just won't care. If you can tell your partner exactly how you feel about something without worrying that you sound immature or stupid, then you may be falling in love. If you're okay with cracking a joke, no matter how corny it may be, then you and your loved one are on the same page. If you're really in love, then you and your loved one don't have to have deep discussions about the meaning of life or about the status of your relationship all the time. A lot of love lies in the little things, and most of your conversation won't be earth-shattering or celestial, and that's perfectly okay. If you're really in love, then you should be happy dissecting the latest episode of Breaking Bad with your loved one, or making small talk during a baseball game, and feeling that it's enough. If you've gotten off the phone with your loved one after laughing the whole time and wondering, "What did we just talk about?" then you may be in love. If you're truly in love, then you should be comfortable enough to let your loved one see the real you, even if that means showing your less-than-flattering side. If everything you say is devised to make your significant other like you or want to be with you even more, then you're not comfortable with them enough to be really in love. If you're willing to open up and talk about your past mistakes or grievances, then you're more likely to be in love. You don't have to tell the person you love every last thing that has caused you pain, but you should be able to feel better after mentioning it. If you're in love, you'll accept each other, flaws and all. If you're really in love, then when you feel the urge to compliment your partner, you should feel a fresh thought come to mind. If all you can think of is, "You're so hot" or "You're so funny," then you have to dig deeper to find why you really love the person you're with. You should be able to compliment the strong suits of the person you're with inside and out. If you're always finding yourself pleasantly surprised by the seemingly endless good qualities that your loved one demonstrates, then you may be in love. If you often tell the special someone things you love about them and really mean it then you may be in love.

summary: See if you can truly say what's on your mind in front of your loved one. See if you're happy to spend hours talking about nothing with your loved one. See if you're comfortable revealing your weaknesses to your loved one. See if you're always finding new ways to compliment your significant other. If you're in love, then you will notice them for their inner beauty, not (only) their outer beauty.

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Use a craft brush to spread the transfer medium so that your fingers stay clean. Apply a generous layer of transfer medium to the section of glass that you'll apply the image to. You can purchase gel transfer medium at any craft or hobby-supply store. Containers of transfer medium are typically marked "matte gel" or "Mod Podge." Carefully position the image over the area of glass you'd like to apply it to. Set it down onto the glass, and use your fingers to press and flatten the gel-covered image into place. Once you've pressed the image into place, avoid sliding it around on the glass surface. If there are any air bubbles between the paper and glass, the image won't transfer fully. Slide a squeegee gently over the surface of the image to press out any air bubbles. You can purchase a squeegee at a local hardware store. The image transfer will be ruined if you attempt to remove the paper before the gel has fully dried. If you live in a humid climate, the gel may require more than 24 hours to dry. The particular type of transfer gel that you use may have slightly different drying directions. Follow these directions to ensure the image transfers properly. Slide a dampened sponge across the back of the paper. The water will soak into the paper and allow you to rub it off of the glass. Make sure to wring out the damp sponge before you apply it to the photo paper. Do not use a soaking wet sponge. Now that you've dampened the paper, you can remove it from the glass. Work over the surface of the paper, making small circles with your thumb to break up and loosen the paper. As the paper comes off, you'll be able to see the image stuck to the glass. The Mod Podge image should remain on the glass as you finish rubbing off any remaining patches of paper.

summary: Rub a layer of gel transfer medium onto the glass. Press the image firmly onto the glass surface. Squeegee any air bubbles out from under the image. Let the transfer gel dry as long as the product instructions suggest. Dampen the back of the paper with a sponge. Rub your thumb in circles over the paper to remove it.

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a box lid with a colorful piece of wrapping paper. Secure the paper under the lid with wrapping paper. If the lid is small enough, you can use scrapbooking paper instead. If your paper is a light color, use white nylons. If your paper is a dark color, use black nylons. Cut the nylons towards the top, where they are wider. This will ensure that they are wide enough for your lid. If you can find colored nylons, choose a color that matches your wrapping paper. For example, use green nylons if you have green wrapping paper. For a fancier earring holder, use lacey nylons instead. Try to center it as much as possible, so that there are 2 inches (5.08 centimeters) of nylon hanging off to either side of the lid. You don't have to worry about being too neat; this will be the back of your earring holder, and invisible once you hang it. Measure the width of your lid, then cut a piece of ribbon according to that measurement. To make the loop more secure, tie the ends of the ribbon into a knot first, then glue it down. Your holder is now ready to use. You can now stick your hook earrings through the nylons.
summary: Wrap Cut a pair of white or black nylons 4 inches (10.16 centimeters) longer than your lid. Place the lid inside the nylons. Fold the ends of the nylons to the back of the lid, and secure them with hot glue. Cut a piece of ribbon that matches your earring holder. Form a loop with the ribbon, and glue the ends to the back of your earring holder. Hang your earring holder.