Article: When you really miss someone, it's hard to resist the temptation of texting them every second of the day. But if you do, they don't really have a chance to miss you. Put your phone on silent, so that you don't hear it buzz when the person texts you. That way you will take a bit longer to respond. You can also leave your phone at home when you go out with your friends, or turn it off when you're about to watch a movie. Taking breaks from your phone will mean that the other person has a chance to reach out to you first, and you won't text back quite so fast. If you're in the habit of posting every minute of your life on social media, try easing up a bit. They'll miss you more when they don't know what you're doing every minute of the day. Also avoid liking and commenting too much on their posts. For your own sanity, try to resist endlessly scrolling through their social media accounts. If you can't resist, at least don't leave a tell-tale trail of likes and comments behind you. If you get a new haircut, or a cute new outfit, send a picture to your special someone, and it will make them miss you. This is an especially powerful tactic for long-distance romantic relationships. If you want to make it less obvious, send a picture of you hanging out with your friends, and say what a fun adventure you had. Just make sure you look cute in the picture! Don't wait for the conversation to fizzle out or the other person to hang up because they have somewhere to be. Instead, end the phone call by saying you've loved talking with them, but you have somewhere to go. Make it clear that you still care about the person by ending on a positive note, but still leave them wanting more by initiating the goodbyes. When you speak to someone before meeting up again, make a promise to do something special together. Then they'll have something to actively look forward to and they'll be eager to see you again. Consider keeping the actual event a secret. Simply say that you have plans for when you meet up, but don't go into too much detail. The element of surprise should increase the anticipation and the other person's eagerness to see you.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Put your phone on silent so that you aren't texting them constantly. Avoid posting too much on social media. Text or message them cute pictures of yourself. Be the first person to end the phone call. Make plans to give the other person something to look forward to.

Problem: Article: It is best to allow the blister to drain on its own. That means you should refrain from popping it on your own. If the blister roof is still in tact, try to keep it that way by not putting any extra pressure on it that might cause it to pop. The blister roof helps protect against infection. Use a cotton ball dipped in witch hazel to reduce the swelling of the blister instead of popping it. You may want to cover the blister with a bandage just in case it pops, like if you are wearing shoes with a foot blister. If you choose to pop and drain the blister to reduce the pain, make sure you do it properly. This helps reduce the risk of infection. Make sure if you do pop the blister that you keep the blister roof intact because it helps protect the skin underneath. Wash your hands and the blister before you begin. Start by wiping down a needle with rubbing alcohol. Then, gently puncture the side of the blister. Try to get the needle close to the edge if possible. Carefully push the fluid out toward the puncture. Remember, try to keep the blister roof intact as much as possible. Use a gauze pad to collect the fluid as it oozes from the blister. Wash the blister with soap and water afterwards. After you have popped and drained the blister, you should cover it with a bandage. This helps protect it from getting infected. Before you apply the gauze, you can apply an antibiotic ointment or Vaseline to the blister. You can add a teaspoon of honey because honey has antibiotic properties and can speed healing. When you place a bandage, make sure the bandage has a "tent" to minimize contact of the bandage with the blister. To do this, leave a bit of space between the blister and the bandage. Try to pull it up so it stays over the skin without touching it. Change the bandage daily. Make sure to keep the bandage dry.
Summary: Allow the blister to drain naturally. Pop a blister carefully. Cover the blister properly.

For most women, vaginal discharge is perfectly normal and can range from being clear to milky white. Abnormal discharge will look greenish-yellow and frothy. A strong odour is also a sign of abnormal discharge. Trichomoniasis is spread through contact with vaginal discharge which happens most often during vaginal intercourse. However, non-sexual transmission can sometimes occur from penetration from other items like douche nozzles. Fortunately, the parasite can only last up to 24 hours outside of the body. Trichomoniasis can cause redness, burning, and itching sensations at the genitals in some infected individuals. These symptoms may indicate a possible trichomoniasis infection or that of another STI. Trichomoniasis causes irritation within the vaginal canal or vulva. Vaginal irritation can be normal if the irritation only lasts for a few days or gets better after treatment. However, if irritation persists or gets worse, it's best to talk to your doctor about it and get it properly diagnosed and treated. Trichomoniasis can cause inflammation and soreness in the genitals that can make intercourse uncomfortable. See a physician if you experience these symptoms, and do not participate in intercourse until you have been tested for STIs or STDs. Avoid all forms of sexual intercourse including anal and oral sex until you've been tested and cleared. You should also inform your sexual partner or partners if you suspect you have an STI/STD and encourage them to also get tested and treated. Some clinics will help you inform your partners anonymously by giving them a contact slip that lets them know they have been exposed to a sexually transmitted infection. It won't have your name on it and it won't necessarily tell them what the infection is.
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Monitor your vaginal discharge. Recognize abnormal genital symptoms. Do not ignore painful or unpleasant sexual intercourse or urination.