Problem: Article: " The person may look disappointed or even embarrassed after saying "I love you" if you don't reciprocate. This is normal. It's fine to show empathy for them, but don't feel pressured to say "I love you" or feel guilty for being honest about your feelings. Allow them a moment to sit with their feelings before you respond. You might even offer to let them have some privacy if they seem very sad or embarrassed. Try saying something like, "I'm sorry if that came as a shock. If you need a minute to yourself, I can leave and we can talk again later." It's normal for someone to feel sad or disappointed, and even embarrassed if you don't reciprocate their feelings, but it's not normal for them to respond with anger or rage. If the person starts yelling, storms out, throws or breaks something, or becomes physically aggressive towards you, leave immediately and stay away from them. These kinds of reactions are all red flags that the person may become abusive towards you. Call emergency services if the person becomes violent or aggressive towards you and you are alone with them. Even if your significant other is declaring their love for you already, this does not mean that you have to do the same for the relationship to continue. You might need more time and that is perfectly fine! It's normal for people to move at different paces in a relationship. Take your time and don't say "I love you" until or unless you are actually ready. For example, your significant other might be ready to say "I love you" after only 3 months of dating, while you might need 4 months or longer to develop those feelings. Be aware that there is a possibility that you will never feel the same way about them as they feel about you. Honor your true feelings and do not continue the relationship if this is the case. If you responded positively after the person says "I love you," it might be a good idea to do something enjoyable to commemorate the moment. Go for a walk together, watch a romantic movie, or do something else that you both enjoy. However, if you did not reciprocate and you don't expect to continue the relationship, you might want to do just the opposite and spend some time on your own. If you want to commemorate the moment, try saying something like, "Let's go do something fun! Are you up for a movie?" Or, if you need some time to yourself, try saying something like, "Sorry, but I have to go. Let's talk again tomorrow, okay?"
Summary: Expect some disappointment if you don't say "I love you. Watch for extreme reactions like anger. Accept that everyone moves at their own pace within a relationship. Do something fun to commemorate the moment.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you've never jumped a horse before, try using a neck strap. If you don't, you may jerk back on the reins at the wrong time, pulling the bit hard into the horse's mouth. As you turn to take a jump, you must make sure the horse is in the correct position to take it. In other words, the horse needs to take it dead on, directly in the center, rather than slanted or off to the side. Part of lining up the horse properly means you are sitting up and looking straight at the jump, which helps to push the horse in the proper direction. You shouldn't be putting any weight on your hands as you prepare to take a jump. Also, make sure you are not holding the reins too tightly, giving your horse freedom to move his head. As you feel the horse prepare for the jump, you must get into position, detailed in the previous section. Remember, you also must keep your leg around the horse, or else you could fall off. Also, look forward as you take the jump, not downward. As the horse jumps, lean forward even more. Leaning forward helps you maintain your balance on the horse, as it shifts your weight. You only return to your normal position as the horse lands from the jump. During the jump, stay in this position. As he lands, transition back into normal position as he transitions back into his stride. It should take about the same amount of time. During this time, you should keep contact with the reins and the horse's head, but let the horse balance himself as he will. Also, you can keep one leg in the jumping position as you head to the next gate. Now that you've come out of the jump, it's time to be looking for the next one. Once again, make sure to approach it head on, rather to the side. Bouncing is when you set up a series of small fences in rapid succession. Start with two at first. The idea is the horse never goes back into regular strides between fence. Therefore, you must stay in the proper position for jumping the whole time, giving you and the horse practice. It's important to look ahead through the jump. For one thing, it helps you plan ahead for the next jump. For another, shifting your head can shift your whole body. That can throw the horse off, which in turn can make you lose your balance.

SUMMARY: Apply a neck strap before trying. Line up the horse properly. Support your weight with your thighs and legs. Get into position. Continue to lean forward. Return to normal position. Move towards the next jump. Try bouncing. Don't look down.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Again, this part just means that her friends aren't breathing down your neck. See if you can get her to talk to you right after school, at a birthday party, or some place where you can steal a few minutes alone with her, like a school dance. Try not to ask her before school or she might still be tired and it could be awkward if she says no and then you have to be near her the whole day. Try asking her at recess. That's a popular time for guys to ask girls out. Again the tricky part will be trying to separate her from her friends. If you want the girl to say yes, she has to think you know what you're talking about. Don't get too nervous, stutter, fidget, kick your feet, or look at the floor. Look her in the eyes and smile. Make her think that you're totally comfortable talking to her so that she feels more comfortable, too. Walk right up to her, wave, and say, "Hi." You can practice this move in front of the mirror to feel more confident. Remember that the worst thing that can happen is that she can say no. That won't be the end of the world, will it? You should say just a few things before you jump in and ask her out. Saying, "Hi, will you go out with me?" probably won't go over well. You should just say something like, "How are you?" "How was your day?" or "Are you doing anything fun after school?" And maybe tell her a thing or two about what you've been up to before you make your move. This will make her feel more comfortable and will hint at what is coming. You can think of one thing to tell her or one thing to ask her in advance so you feel more comfortable when the time comes. Compliment her or just tell her that you really like her and say, "Do you want to go out with me?" It's as simple as that. You can practice this in front of the mirror to get more comfortable, too. You shouldn't be hanging out with her for more than a few minutes without asking her or she'll start to get confused. Just take a deep breath, look her in the eyes, and spit it out. You'll feel much better once you finally ask her. Read her body language. Is she moving closer to you, smiling, and acting a little nervous? If so, then she's more likely to say yes. There are two things that will happen: either she says yes or she says no. If she says yes, then that's great! Let her know how happy you are without acting too over-excited and maybe give her a little hug if you know each other pretty well. Then, you can suggest the place where you'd like to go and start planning your next moves. If she says no, keep your head up and thank her for talking to you and being nice anyway. Don't resort to name calling or be mean or she won't have any respect for you. Be a good sport about it and start thinking about your next crush.
Summary:
Get her (somewhat) alone. Be confident. Talk to her a little bit. Cut to the chase. React the right way no matter what.