Problem: Article: If you are unfamiliar with nudism, you might find that dating a naturist can be slightly stressful in the beginning because you're not sure how to act. If being around nudity stresses you, consider only meeting your significant other at venues where the person has to wear clothes. You can always gradually allow yourself to get used to the person's lifestyle. This helps manage stress and promotes your overall well-being. Avoid questions about your partner's nudism from others if it makes you uncomfortable or causes you stress. Simply say, "Ned's a great guy and we don't need to talk about his lifestyle." Having time to yourself is an important part of any relationship and maintaining your well-being. Make sure you have plenty of "me time" to get your mind off of any stress or discomfort you feel with your partner's nudism. Do activities with other people who are not nudists. Consider going to yoga or getting a massage. Both can help de-stress you and a massage may help you more easily and gradually embrace that sometimes people are naked. Avoid feeling guilty for taking some time to yourself. Remind yourselfand your nudist-- that this is important for you and the health of your relationship. If you want to be more open with your nudist and are having trouble for any reason, consider getting professional support. This could entail seeing a therapist or life coach or even joining a group therapy session. You may find that talking about your issues with nudism or how you can best accept it with strangers can help you more readily embrace the relationship for its other facets. You may have a very difficult time dealing with a person's nudism, even if you've tried methods to accept the lifestyle. If this is the case and you can't get past your problems with the person's life choices, then you might want to end the relationship. Although it might be difficult, it might be the best thing for both of you. Tell the person the truth about why you are ending the relationship. You could say, "I really like you and enjoy spending time together, but I am having a really hard time with you being a nudist. It really causes me a lot of stress and I'm afraid it's going to affect our relationship. I'd really like to stay friends if you are open to that."
Summary: Avoid stress. Schedule "me" time. Find professional support. End the relationship.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: As well as retweeting a message, choose to include a reply "@theirusername" and say "thanks, I loved this" or a similar comment. This is a great way to achieve a more personal connection and get the person to follow you, if they don't do so already. Everyone loves knowing that their tweets are reaching their followers and being appreciated. Just like regular friends, Twitter friendships and connections get stronger the more consistently you interact. Become part of conversations with people you follow, and you will begin to connect. Direct messages are private messages between two users, invisible to the public. Use this to communicate with close friends, family colleagues and people you have developed close connections with. Direct messages that are sent to people you don't know very well may go unanswered. However, if you are trying to arrange a business meeting or ask for advice, it may be a way to get to know someone better. Never ask for personal information, or you may be reported as a Twitter spammer. You can only send direct messages to users who are following you. TweetDeck is a popular Internet, iPad and phone application because it displays the homepage, replies and direct messages in a user-friendly way.

SUMMARY: Engage with someone if you liked their tweet or have a reaction to their thoughts. Get to know people on Twitter. Direct message users who you have come to know well. Connect your Twitter account to your smart phone and/or use a Twitter browser.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A sinker is essentially a fastball with a slight twist at the end, so you should stand in a normal pitching stance. Stand with your feet shoulder width apart, keeping your knees bent and upper body relaxed. Line your body up with the batter, so that your non-throwing arm is pointed toward the batting plate. Make sure the ball and your grip on it are hidden until you wind up to throw it. Seeing your grip may tip the batter off and take away the surprise needed for an effective sinker. The sinker should look like it'll be an easier ball to hit until the last second when it begins to quickly drop toward the ground. Aim at the batter's waist or belt area when throwing the ball to give it enough room to sink without hitting the ground. As with any pitch, try not to make it obvious where you're aiming the ball. This can cause you to end up feeding the batter an easy run. Take a small step to the side and shift your weight onto your back foot as you bring your front knee up for balance. Quickly lean forward, transferring your weight from the back leg onto your front leg as you shift toward the batter. Pivoting your torso and following through with your chest will give your pitch a lot more power. As you go to throw the ball, pivot so that your torso faces the batter. Keep your eyes locked on your target as you release the ball and follow through.
Summary: Stand in a normal pitching stance. Aim for the batter's belt. Start winding up. Pivot your torso toward the batter.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Hand gestures can be a way to add more force to what you're saying. These are often known as "illustrative gestures." It can be used to convey intensity, confidence, and even be used to garner attention to a point you're trying to make. Use a solid shaking fist to knock home an extremely important point you're trying to make. Be careful to not use an irritated voice to accompany it or it can come off as anger. If you are giving a presentation, use your hand to highlight a particular paragraph or slide that contains important information. Pointing can be used to literally make a point , or to accompany something like, "This one's important," or "Let me tell you." It can also be used as playful gesture to acknowledge someone. Be careful about pointing directly at someone, though, as this can come off as rude or even aggressive. Make sure your hand gestures match up to your speech. Do not try to add emphasis to a point that is not worth emphasizing, or add force to a point that is not meant to be forceful. Whether you're speaking in front of a large group of people or one individual, hands facing up usually invite positive responses from people. Combined with an outstretching of your arms, it can communicate effectiveness, acceptance, and trustworthiness. If you use this gesture with a shrugging of the shoulders it can give off a feeling of uncertainty, so you will also want to monitor other parts of your body, too. Palms down typically gives others a feeling of confidence because they give you an aura of confidence or even dominance. Much like hands up front can show defensiveness, hands behind the back with an exposed torso shows confidence. This is especially an effective hand gesture if you are walking side-by-side with someone and communicating with them. This demonstrates that you are open to making yourself vulnerable, and not worried about protecting yourself with your hands. This gesture is especially useful to gain someone's trust.
Summary:
Use hand gestures to add emphasis to speech. Use open hands and palms up for a positive effect. Keep hands behind your back to show confidence.