Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Include any social or professional titles. Address married women by their given names. Use full formal names. Address couples on the same envelope.

Answer: For example, write "Mrs. Jane Smith" or "Dr. Jane Smith." Use "Mrs." for married or widowed women and "Miss" for ladies under 18 years of age. "Ms." can be used for single and divorced women as well as women who are married but kept their maiden names. Traditionally, only women are invited to bridal showers. However, if you invite a man, write "Mr." before his name. Some examples of other professional titles are "Lieutenant," "Reverend," or "The Honorable" (for judges). It used to be common to address a married woman using her husband's name ("Mrs. John Smith"). However, it has become more common now to simply address a married woman using her given first name and married last name ("Mrs. Jane Smith"). If you prefer the traditional method, you may still use this, but your guests may view this as too old-fashioned. Write both the first and last name of the addressee, but omit the middle name. Don't put any nicknames or shortened versions of names on the envelope. For example, even if everyone calls the bride's aunt "Pat," the invitation should still be addressed to "Mrs. Patricia Jones." If you're inviting any couples, this is the only exception to the "one person per invitation" rule. Both people may receive the same invitation. Nowadays, it doesn't matter which name comes first - the man's or the woman's. Address married couples as "Mr. John Smith and Mrs. Jane Smith" or "Ms. Jane Smith and Mr. John Smith" if you know she prefers to go by "Ms." You can also use "Mr. and Mrs. John Smith" if you prefer to be more traditional. The only time when name order matters is when one person "outranks" the other, such as if one is a doctor. For example, "Doctor Jane Smith and Mr. John Smith."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pay attention to concessions. Offer on-screen advertising. Consider a subscription model. Offer theater rentals for other events.

Answer: If you sell concessions at your theaterpopcorn, candy, soft drinks, etc.these can be major profit earners, and in many cases the largest source of profits. Concessions can be big earners because their prices can be marked up significantly. For instance, popcorn itself is relatively inexpensive for a movie theater owner to purchase, but can be sold to moviegoers at many times its wholesale value. Popcorn, candy, nachos, soft drinks and other snacks are standard in many theaters. You can choose to include more specialized food, or even alcohol, depending on local regulations. You can sell screen space to local businesses who want to advertise to your audiences. This is another important source of revenue, especially for smaller theaters. A subscription model allows moviegoers to buy passes valid for a certain amount of time (a month, six months, a year, etc.) that will allow them entrance to a number of movies at your theater. This model allows you to compete with home video streaming services, and is likely to result in repeat customers while still being profitable. Subscription models can be especially beneficial for independent theaters. Your subscription model can offer passes valid for unlimited movies, or for a limited number, within the time period. You can also offer multiple levels or "perks" with different passes. A standard subscription might include just the cost of admission, while a premium package could include cost of admission and a popcorn, etc. If you operate an independent theater, consider using it for other purposes. You can generate more revenue by renting out your space for events, like birthdays parties, group meetings, etc. You will have to decide on pricing for rentals, as well as policies regarding use and clean-up. The scheduling for such events will also have to work so that they don't interfere with the movie run schedule.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Vocalize when you need for previous intimate behavior to cease. Engage in a compassionate and honest conversation. Discuss the appropriate level of intimacy. Discuss your intimacy desires in other areas. Define your relationship and dating status.

Answer: You and your partner may have already engaged in significantly intimate behavior. However, you now no longer desire to continue intimate engagement at that level. Recognize that you have the right to have a change of heart; past intimacy does not give your partner the right to expect or demand that you continue doing so. If your partner tries to pressure you into continuing to be physically intimate because of his or her needs, remember the importance of not to putting someone else's needs over your own. Doing so only benefits your partner and not you. Your partner is likely to be disappointed to learn that the two of you won't be physically intimate. Provide your partner the opportunity to share how they feel. Try to listen with compassion to demonstrate that their feelings are valid. However, be sure you are honest about your needs and the reasons of what led to your decision. For example, perhaps you've now decided that you want to hold off on having sex until you are engaged. You could say, "I've done some thinking about our relationship, and even though I've enjoyed having sex with you, I recognize that it no longer feels like the right thing for me to do until we're in a more serious relationship." Sexual intimacy has a broad definition and extends beyond just sexual intercourse. What you and someone else considers to be acceptable and unacceptable levels of sexual intimacy can be very different. Make sure you are clear with your partner on the type of intimacy you are currently comfortable with. Are you comfortable with just kissing and hugging, or are you willing to engage in even more intimate behavior without going all the way? Communicate this openly with your partner. For example, you might say, "I really enjoy cuddling with you when we are on the couch. I want us to continue doing that." Intimacy in a relationship isn't just sexual. Relationships are also made up of emotional, experiential, and intellectual intimacy. Be sure to communicate your intimacy desires in these areas as well. Let your partner know how important it is for the two of you to share your innermost thoughts and feelings. Tell him or her how often you would like to enjoy various dating experiences together like bike riding, going to the movies, etc. Assure your partner that you enjoy when the two of you discuss your ideas and values about life and other topics of interest. Over the past three or four decades, the term "Defining the Relationship" or DTR has grown popular.Oftentimes when someone slows down a relationship, it can create confusion about the relationship status. You can clear up any potential confusion for you and your partner by clearly defining your relationship. Ask your partner, "Are we just friends, or are we something more? Are we dating exclusively, or are we free to see others? How committed are we to each other?"

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open up the conversation. Send a flirty compliment. Try sending texts at night. Be yourself. Play up your fun side. Don't be afraid to tease. Give him a cute nickname. Break up the boredom. Let him know you're thinking about him. Keep the conversation going. Wait to get sexy. Skip the graphic pics altogether.

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If you're trying to flirt with a guy who you're not romantic with yet, try to give him an opening to something romantic. That way, he'll get the idea, and if he's interested, try to steer the conversation that way. For instance, opening with "I had a dream about you last night!" is a subtle way to be flirtatious. It implies you maybe had a flirty or sexual dream about him, and if he takes it that way, you can get a more flirty conversation going. If he ignores the subtext, you'll know he's probably not that interested. Everyone likes to hear nice things about themselves, and compliments are a great way to flirt. If you're trying to start a flirty conversation, try including a flirty comment to help get the ball rolling. For instance, if you're going out with someone on the basketball team, you could write, "The gym sure heated up when you came on the court today!" Be genuine and specific. You don't have to stick to looks, but make it something specific. For instance, instead of saying, "You're cute," you could say, "You have a beautiful smile." Now, you probably don't want to start sending texts at 2 in the morning unless you know he's already up. Texting at night, though, can be more intimate and invite flirting. Something about the nighttime will invite you both to let loose a little. Try waiting until gets dark before you send a text. You could write, "I'm all snuggled up in my bed. What are you doing?" In a text, you may be tempted to present yourself as sillier, poutier, or more sexualized than you are in person. You really don't need to do that, especially since, if that's all he knows about you, he's going to expect a different person if you do meet. For example, you don't need to use a million exclamation marks to show how excited you are if you really aren't that excitable in real life. While you don't want to make yourself out to be something you're not, it is okay to play up your fun side in texts. Texting lends itself to shorter, lighter conversations, so bringing that side out will make him want to get to know you more. For instance, say you're spending the night home in your pajamas. Instead of texting about that, tell him about the fun night you had out last night, such as "Went out and had fun with the girls last night, but I kept wishing you were there." Teasing can help create intimacy, as long as the guy has a sense of humor. One thing you can tease him about is a mistake he let through on one of his texts, such as a goofy autocorrect. For instance, if he sends a text that says, "I think your nets are sexy" when he probably meant "eyes," you can tease him about it. You could say, "Oh, so you think my nets are sexy huh? What part of body is my nets?" Giving him a nickname may seem silly, but it does let him know that you like him. You stick to something more manly or go over the top with something cutesy and silly. Either way, try dropping it in a text to help him know how you feel. For instance, you could use "hunk" or "Thor" as more manly reference. For something more cutesy, you could use "sugar pie" or "babe." Sending the same text every day at about the same time can get boring. Try breaking up your routine by sending texts at different times of day or by changing up the message so he'll stay interested. For instance, a friendly, "Good morning, babe!" is a nice way to say hello in the morning, but you wouldn't want to send that text every morning. Change it up little with texts like, "Wake up, sunshine!" or "Can't wait to see you at school!" If you see something that reminds you of him, snap a picture. Send it his way with a side note, telling him that the pic made you think about him, which will make him smile. Stick to pics of things he's interested in or inside jokes you have. Skip anything to serious, such as wedding rings or cakes. If you're texting back and forth, you need to hold up your end of the conversation. Just giving him one-word replies doesn't help out the conversation. Instead, contribute to what's being said, ask a question, or introduce a new topic if you have nothing to say. For instance, if he says, "So, do you like movies?" don't just say, "yes." Instead, give him room to keep going, by saying something like, "Yes, especially when I'm seeing them with cuties like you! When are we going?" Alternatively, ask him a question about himself, such as "So what's your favorite type of food?" You may be tempted to start out with sexualized texts, but it's a good idea to wait a little while. In fact, it's probably a good idea to be in a relationship before you start sending sexy texts. Flirting is obviously fine, such as telling him you like his eyes. What you may want to avoid is overtly sexual texts where you start talking about genitalia and trying to engage him in sexual chat. Of course, how you text is up to you, but you may catch him off guard by sending these kinds of texts up front. Even when you're in a relationship, consider skipping the sexy pics. Once those pictures are out in the world, you can't take them back, and you have no guarantee that the other person won't release them. While sending flirtatious pictures is fine, such as blowing him a kiss, avoid anything that you wouldn't want your grandma to see if it got out on the internet--because it can get out and she could see it.