Q: You may not be sure that you like this person because you entered the relationship shortly after ending another. This is a classic mistake, and can undermine your ability to form a healthy relationship with this person. Avoid jumping into a new relationship too quickly. Wait until you have completely resolved your feelings for your ex. Maybe you got dumped and wanted to save face by quickly finding a new love. Or, maybe you've been divorced for some time and everyone keeps asking when you will start dating againbut you're not quite over your ex. These aren't good reasons to start a new relationship. If you have gotten hot and heavy with this new person over a span of days or weeks, you could be using the new relationship to cover up unresolved problems. A healthy relationship progresses at a moderate pace in which both people steadily become more affectionate. If you swear you are in love after a week, you could be rebounding to prevent loneliness. A major reason many people get into rebound relationships is because they fear being single. In truth, there are numerous upsides to being single like getting to know yourself, focusing on building a meaningful career, and spreading your love among family and friends. Don't fall for the misconception that being alone equals being lonely. Being single can be enjoyable when you build your social network with supportive friends and family. Plus, you can learn to be single by directing your attention on improving yourself. Go back to school. Clean up your diet. Set objective goals. Don't assign your value based on your relationship status. If your self-confidence is wrapped up in your identity of being half of a whole, you may need to work on that. Feeling less-than because you are single could contribute to you entering a toxic relationship just to feel the void. If you improve your self-esteem, you can overcome loneliness and make yourself a better candidate for the right mate when they come along. Recognize your positive qualities that have nothing to do with your relationship status. Write them down and hang them on your bathroom mirror as a reminder. Improve your self-talk. Don't call yourself a "loser" because you're at home on a Saturday night. Either make plans with a friend or remind yourself that your value isn't in your social calendar. Codependent people are basically obsessed with caring for others, even at the sake of their own health and well-being. If you have a type in relationships, always dating someone who always needs help or care-taking, you may need to work with a professional. Codependency can make you feel empty if you don't have someone to care for. Therefore, you refuse to be alone and find a new relationship even if you aren't actually in love with the person. If this sounds like you, ask your doctor about getting a referral to a mental health therapist who can help you get to the root of this problem.
A: Wait until you have grieved past relationships before moving on. Take new relationships slowly. Learn how to be single. Work on your self-esteem. See a therapist for codependency issues.

Q: This can be one that is used, or simply pour out the soda. Make sure that all the soda has been removed and that it has been washed out with warm water and remove the cap. Use a pair of scissors. Poke a hole through the bottle using one of the blades on the scissors. Do this right where the funnel of the soda bottle ends, and where the large shaft begins (near the middle of the bottle). After you have poked the hole in the bottle, insert your scissors and cut around the bottle. Cut off the entire top funnel, so that what you have left are two separated pieces: funnel (top) and shaft (bottom). Try to cut as close to the edge of the funnel as possible, otherwise, when you flip the funnel upside-down it won't stay in place. You can also use a sharp knife to cut the top funnel off, but make sure not to cut yourself. If you are doing this project with your kids, it is better to use a safe pair of scissors. Stick it into the bottom half of the bottle. If you cut close enough to the edge of the funnel, it should stick inside as you slide it in. The simplest and most effective way is to staple the edges together. Simply staple three or four times around the bottle, equidistant from one another. If this project is done with children, an adult should staple the two parts together. If you do not have a stapler, the following two options work fine as well. Tape is another good option, but make sure that the tape is water resistant. Apply three or four pieces of tape around the funnel. If you wish to use superglue, or regular glue, that will also have to be water resistant. Before you add the funnel, apply a thin layer of glue around the top inside of the base. Then insert the funnel upside-down. Use your fingers and press the funnel with the base. Hold the two pieces into place until it is dry. Pour five tablespoons of sugar into a pot. Place the pot on a stove top. Flatten the sugar so that it lies evenly across the bottom of the pot. Pour in enough water to cover the top of the sugar. Slowly heat the mixture over medium-high heat until it boils. Stir the mixture well. Dissolving sugar in hot/warm tap water makes sweet water but boiling makes "syrup", a more concentrated attractant. Let the liquid sit until it goes from hot to warm. Try to drip it down the edges of the funnel so that when the flies come towards the funnel, they will stick right from the start. You can slice up some apple chunks, and push them through the bottom of the funnel. A piece of raw meat will work as well, as do a few tablespoons of old wine. You can also simply add in water mixed with either sugar or honey. If your bait of choice is a liquid, add in a few teaspoons of vinegar, preferably white vinegar. This will help keep bees and other unwanted insects away from the trap. This will help the fruit/meat to rot and thereby increase the likelihood of flies smelling the bait. It will also cause liquid mixtures to evaporate, thereby creating a pheromone, drawing the flies towards the trap. Marvel at your new fly trap as it catches flies. This will improve your results because insects are attracted to heat and carbon dioxide. You can also rub the bottle in between your two hands to create more heat. After you see that flies begin to accumulate, throw the bottle away, and create another one. Eventually, the effects of your bait will be used up, and you will have to start again. If you try to empty the bottle, it will be hard because flies/bait will get stuck to the inside of the funnel. You also do not want to have to handle dead flies with your hands.
A: Grab an empty soda bottle. Cut the top off from the bottle. Flip the cut piece over. Join the two cut edges of the bottle parts together. Create a melted sugar mixture. Spoon the liquid into the funneled end of the bottle. Use another type of bait. Add in vinegar. Put the bottle in a sunny spot. Repeatedly breathe into the bottle. Throw the bottle away.

Q: Tap on the "Menu" button on the upper left corner and select "Edit Page" from the list of options. On the "Edit Page" screen, tap on "Set Admin Roles." You'll be taken to the "Admin" section where all the administrators of that page are displayed. " This option will be accompanied by an icon of a person with a plus sign next to it. A summary of your friend's profile will be shown. You'll be taken back to the Admin section, and you can now see that your friend is listed as one of the page admins.
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Go to the editing page. Go to the Admin section. Tap "Add an Admin. Enter the name of the friend you wish to be an administrator. Tap "Add" to confirm.