In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Showing that you care about someone's emotional and physical well-being is an important gesture; it lets them know that they can continue to come to you for emotional support, and that there is trust and familiarity in the relationship. To remind someone you care, try: Send them a card or an email reminding them they're on your mind. Come straight out and say something like, "You're an important part of my life." While supporting the people in your life is a valuable interpersonal skill, it does not replace a need for professional mental care. If the person you are caring for suffers from depression or another type of mental illness, they may need more assistance than your support provides. Focus on how you can help the person rather than trying to solve their problems for them. For example, if the person has lost his home and job, then you can help the person with a job search, but do not do the job search work for him. Sit down with him and help him with the search, application process, deciding what to wear for an interview, etc. Do not try to replace a medical or mental health professional. For example, if the person has schizophrenia, then do not try to manage the person's condition without medical assistance. By supporting this individual, you have made a decision to support them over a long period of time. There will be setbacks and difficult timeswhen this person wants to express frustration, sadness, or is upset, be there for them. When this person is angry, let them cry or vent, rather than trying to improve their emotions or make them feel happy. If this person feels like their situation is hopeless, assure them that they will pull through regardless of how tough things seem right now. Try saying something like, "I know things might seem bad right now, but this is only a temporary setback. Things will get better."
Summary: Remind someone that you care about them. Suggest professional help if someone shows signs of depression. Be available for someone to vent to.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Find ways to tell your crush what you really appreciate about him or her. This will show that you're paying attention to what makes your crush special and that you're a thoughtful person. Here are some ways to do it: Be casual. Say, "You're so smart--I didn't know that," or "How interesting, I never would have thought of it that way!" This shows that you appreciate your crush's insight without fawning all over him or her. Find what makes your crush special. If your crush loves running marathons, say, "It's so impressive that you could do that." Praise your crush's achievements. Say something simple like, "I can't believe you published a poem. That must have taken a lot of work!" Show your crush that you're actually listening to the things he or she says. This will demonstrate that you value your crush's opinion and that you're thinking about him or her even when you step away from the computer. Here's how to do it: If your crush recommends an album, listen to it. This will give you something to talk about too. If your crush recommends you buy a certain type of phone, pair of shoes, or whatever, if you think his or her advice is sound, take it. Then you can thank your crush for the tip. However, don't rush off to do whatever your crush says. If he recommends a movie, don't watch it instantly and report back the next day. Take a week or two to say, "Hey, I watched that movie you recommended, and it was amazing." You should show that not only are you an interesting person, but that you care about your crush as a person. Try to strike a balance between talking about yourself, your common interests, and your crush. Here are some ways to do this: Ask your crush how his or her week is going. This will get your crush to reveal some information what's going on in his or her life. If your crush told you he or she went to a concert, tennis match, or restaurant, ask how it was. Ask your crush his or her opinion on a certain topic. This will show that you value what he or she has to say. Don't pry. You can casually ask about his or her interests, friends, or even family, but don't ask so many questions that you're getting too personal or sound like you're leading an interview. If things are going well and you feel that the timing is right, don't be afraid to invite your crush to take your relationship beyond the internet. If you've gotten to know your crush, you can do this casually and not make a big deal about it. Here's how: Ask your crush what he or she has going on that weekend. If your crush says he's pretty free, suggest a casual hang out. Say, "Cool, me too--want to grab lunch?" If your crush's favorite band or comedian is coming to town, ask if he wants to go to a show together. If you're throwing a party or going out with a big group of friends, invite your crush. This will be a very low-pressure hang out, and will give you a feel for each other before you go on a real date.
Summary: Subtly compliment your crush. Take your crush's advice. Show an interest in your crush's life. Ask your crush to hang out.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're the one filing for divorce, simply include a clause in your petition that you wish to return to your previous name. If your spouse files for divorce, you can file an answer or counterclaim asking to have that clause added to the final decree. At the divorce hearing, the judge will question you about your name change. You'll have to state under oath that you are not changing your name for an improper purpose such as to avoid criminal prosecution. When the judge signs your decree, get certified copies from the clerk's office so you can show them anywhere you need to get your name changed. Complete the application to get a new Social Security card and take it to the local Social Security office along with a certified copy of your divorce decree. If your marriage was more than two years ago, you'll also need to bring an identity document such as an old driver's license as proof that you previously used the name you want to use now. There is no charge to change your name on your Social Security card. Your new card will be mailed to you once your application is received and processed. Take your old driver's license and a certified copy of your divorce decree to get a driver's license with your new name. Check the rules in your state concerning other documents you may need to verify the change. Some to most may require your new social security card in addition to the decree. Make note and prepare beforehand to avoid multiple trips. Depending on your state, you may be charged a fee to receive a new driver's license. Once your photo ID and Social Security reflect your new name, you should have no trouble getting it changed elsewhere. Update the post office, credit card companies, and banks as quickly as possible. This is to avoid any returned payments or refused charges. Notify the post office as soon as you can after receiving the decree so mail in your new name can successfully be routed to your address. This is heavily important concerning the social security card; if the mail gets bounced back to them, the SSA will need to destroy the card and the process will need to be redone. Remember to notify the IRS and your work company for tax and payroll reasons.
Summary:
Indicate in your divorce petition that you want to return to a previous name. Testify at the hearing that you want to return to a previous name. Get certified copies of your divorce decree. Take your divorce decree to your nearest Social Security office. Get your name changed on your driver's license. Use your Social Security card and your driver's license to get your name changed everywhere else.