Article: Coming out and choosing to live openly can be liberating, but it's also a really emotional process. Be patient with yourself and know that whatever you are feeling is okay. During the coming out process it is normal to feel: Proud Uncertain Brave Scared Nervous Relieved Before you come out, it's a good idea to make sure that you have someone who you know will support you. This could be a friend or family member that you know you can count on. If you're ever feeling anxious or just down, you can ask them for help. Don't be afraid to say something like, "I'm feeling really emotional today. Would you take a walk with me? I think some fresh air and company would make me feel better." If you're feeling lonely or scared, there are also support lines, like The Trevor Project, that you can call. Sometimes a supportive listener might be just what you need. Look online for LGBTQ+ organizations near you. During the coming out process (and after) it can feel good to be around people who can understand what you're dealing with. You can also look for online support groups and social groups. Ask an LGBTQ+ friend how they got to know other members of the community. If you're in school, you can check with the counselor to see if they have any suggestions. Remember to be kind to yourself. This is a rewarding process, but not always an easy one. You might find that keeping a journal is helpful for you, or even meditating. The important thing is to take time for yourself and do things that make you feel good. This could be: Watching a funny show. Taking your dog for a walk. Spending time with friends. Reading a good book. While it might take some time to become comfortable with this, there are lots of benefits to living openly. During and after the coming out process, you can look forward to: Developing more genuine relationships. Becoming a role-model. Becoming part of a vibrant community. Living with more self-confidence.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Give yourself time to process your emotions. Ensure that you have people who will support you. Seek out the LGBTQ+ community in your city. Practice self-care. Enjoy living openly.

Problem: Article: On some websites, such as Indacoin or SpectroCoin, you can immediately buy small amounts of Bitcoin using a major credit or debit card. Limits to the amount of Bitcoin you can buy vary among sites. For example, Indacoin limits your first transaction to $50. After 4 days, you can make a second transaction of up to $100. If you want to buy small amounts of Bitcoin without having to register or create an account with a site, these transactions can be a good choice. With online trading exchanges, such as Coinbase or Kraken, you can create an account to buy and sell large amounts of Bitcoin. These exchanges operate similar to stock exchanges, with bid/ask spreads. If you live in the US, you might also consider Gemini, which is a licensed exchange with regulatory oversight. While it still doesn't have the security that a traditional bank might, the rules and regulations make it more secure than the average online exchange. Opening an account at a trading exchange is similar to opening a bank or investment account. You provide your real name and contact information. When your identification is verified, you'll fund your account with the money you want to use to buy Bitcoin. Different exchanges may have account minimums, although some are as little as a few dollars. Bitcoin ATMs are springing up in major cities around the world, and allow you to insert cash and purchase Bitcoin. The machine will either transfer your purchased Bitcoin to an online wallet for you to retrieve or spit out a paper wallet with a QR code for you to scan to retrieve your Bitcoin. Go to https://coinatmradar.com/ to check the map for a Bitcoin ATM near you. If you are already selling products or services online, you may be able to add Bitcoin to your online shop or website as an accepted method of payment. If you have your own website and want to accept Bitcoin, you can download promotional graphics at https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Promotional_graphics. Bitcoin auction sites, such as OpenBazaar, allow you to open a shop, similar to eBay, and sell products for Bitcoin. As with any currency, you can meet up with someone and trade cash (or some other commodity) for Bitcoin. Go to https://localbitcoins.com/ to connect with someone in your area who is interested in an offline transaction. Observe caution and only agree to purchase small amounts until you trust the person. Don't carry large amounts of cash on your person. Meet in a public place, or in the parking lot of your nearest police station, for security. To "mine" Bitcoin, you set up computers to solve complex equations and add the solutions to the blockchain. You typically need expensive mining equipment and software, as well as dedicated servers, to mine Bitcoin successfully. Some cloud mining companies will allow you to mine with them, but generally, it's more cost-effective to simply buy Bitcoin on the exchange than to attempt to mine it. In the early days of Bitcoin, it was possible for individuals to mine Bitcoin profitably. However, as of 2018, most profitable mining operations are run by large, specialized companies.
Summary: Buy small amounts of Bitcoin online directly. Use a trading exchange to buy large amounts of Bitcoin. Trade cash for Bitcoin at a Bitcoin ATM. Earn Bitcoin online for products and services. Buy Bitcoin from another person offline. Run a mining program to mine Bitcoin.

" This literally translates to "You are beautiful." The first part, "tu es" means "you are," and the word "belle" translates as "beautiful." "Tu es belle" is pronounced as "Two eh bell." "Vous" is the formal version of "tu," and is used in "proper" conversation. Though there is no hard and fast rule for when to use "vous," a good rule of thumb is to use it for anyone you would refer to as "Ms." or "Mrs." in English. Pronounce this as "vooz eht bell." Note how there is no "s" at the end of belle when speaking to one person. " This is the plural form of the equation, but the translation is the same. Note how you cannot just add an "s" to belles, you need to use the plural form of "you are" as well -- "Vous etes." Pronounce this as "vooz eht bell." If you want to spice up your romantic vocabulary, there are a lot of words that you can substitute for "belle." Try out these, adding them in the phrases "Tu es _____" or "Vous etes ____:" Jolie: Pretty Mignonne: Cute Superbe, Splendide: Gorgeous Seduisante: Alluring or attractive Une jolie femme:A beautiful woman. Tu es la plus belle fille que j'ai jamais vue: You are the most beautiful girl I have ever seen.
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Tell a woman she is beautiful with "Tu es belle. Use the formal "vous etes belle" when talking to superiors, the elderly, or distinguished people. Tell multiple women they are beautiful by saying "Vous etes belles. Learn synonyms for the word "beautiful" in French.