INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the texts and calls come late at night or when they're drunk or lonely, you may want to consider the possibility that you're being used for sex. Pay attention to whether you ever hear from them during the day or if they respond to your messages and calls within a reasonable amount of time. If they text you every time they're out drinking at a bar and it's late at night, they're probably looking for a hookup. If you talk often throughout the day about things other than getting together to have sex, there may be more depth to the relationship. Do they prefer to come over to your place or have you over to theirs? If you ask them to go out and do something, do they seem uninterested? Keep in mind that this could be done under the guise of being romanticbut staying in means the chances of having sex are much higher than if you're out in public. Some people are just homebodies and that's okay! If the person you're seeing likes to be home, think about how often you spend time together that doesn't end in them initiating sex. Look at your text messages and see how often the conversation takes on a flirty or sexual tone. Think about whether or not you have conversations that are about everyday things, like work, hobbies, or funny things that happened. Pay attention to how your conversations go when you're together, too. If things always seem to take a sexual turn, that most likely means that person has one thing on their mind. If the other person doesn't take the time to make sure you both are having a fulfilling experience, they may be interested only in their own needs. If at the end of the night you're left feeling unsatisfied and unheard, listen to that feeling! It may be that you need to speak up and have a conversation, but it also could mean that they aren't concerned about your needs. If you do ask them to try different things or tell them what you prefer and they don't listen, that's a clear sign that they're there for their own benefit. Everyone appreciates being complimented on their looks, but if this person doesn't seem to notice the other great things about youlike your intelligence, humor, or compassionthey have a one-track mind. It comes down to whether or not you feel known and connected or if you feel like your body is the only thing that matters. Try asking them what they find attractive about you. If their list is full of physical descriptions, ask them what they like about you other than your looks. This could jog a deeper discussion or cue you into their true intentions. If you're regularly having sex but have never met any of their friends or family, it could mean that they aren't interested in having a real relationship with you. Similarly, pay attention to how they act when you mention introducing them to your friends. Are they interested or do they always happen to be busy? A person could tell you lots of sweet, romantic things about how they want to be together, but if their actions don't match up with those sentiments, they may be using you. If they say they want you to get to know their friends but never manage to arrange a hangout, they don't want it to happen. If they say they want to go out on nice dates but are always too tired when the time comes around, that signifies that it isn't a real priority for them. On the flip-side, if they are saying things like "I just want things to be casual," or "I'm not looking for a relationship right now," listen to them. Those are clear statements about their intentions that shouldn't be ignored.

SUMMARY: Notice what time of day or night they most often contact you. Assess how often you stay in rather than go out on dates. Observe how often your conversations have a sexual overtone. Take some time to think about whether your needs are met during sex. Think about if they compliment you on things other than your looks. Consider whether they've ever introduced you to their friends or family. Give their actions more merit than their words.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Caddies need a certain amount of confidence in their knowledge of the game. It's acceptable to stop a golfer from swinging if you disagree with a club choice or if you sense the wind about to change. A golfer will be more at ease if he or she knows they can rely on their caddy. Never speak during a golfer's swing. Offer advice before they are teeing up and say something along the lines of, "I think this club would be very effective here" or "Stay wary of this sudden breeze." Some golfers will prefer that you stay out of the way and let them play, but others will love your words of encouragement. Golf is a game that requires intense concentration and a positive attitude on the part of the player. If your golfer is experiencing a few bad holes, it's your job to boost morale, help the golfer stay focused, and offer words of encouragement when they are most needed. If a golfer blames you for a poor game, you must remain calm and collected. If your golfer hits above par, say: "Your next hole will be better. Just stay focused. You've got this." Even if you need to critique your golfer or offer advice, try to stroke their ego so they can become more confident in their strokes! When a golfer is hitting over par, they may become frustrated. In order to ease their tension and keep them focused on their game, offer them words of encouragement and motivation. Learn how to communicate with your golfer in the most effective way; each golfer responds differently to advice. Never talk during their backswing.
Summary: Be assertive. Remain positive. Give pep talks.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's the blue icon with a white bird. Log in with your account, if you haven't already done so. This will open the menu tab. You'll find this above the "Profile" option. This will leads you to the "Followers" list. Doing so takes you to their account page. This option is located at the top-right corner of the app. A confirmation message will pop-up on your screen, after doing so. This officially blocks your selected follower. You'll find this option on the top right side of your screen. Your follower should now be unblocked, but they will no longer be following your account.

SUMMARY:
Launch the Twitter app. Tap on your profile picture, at the top-left corner of the app. Tap on the Followers counting. Tap a follower you wish to block. Tap the button. Tap the Block option. Tap Block when prompted. Tap the red "Blocked" option. Tap YES in the resulting pop-up menu.