IN: What happens next?

A piercing artist inserts a bar into a woman's nipple. The man screws on hardware to the end of the piercing. the woman wearing a costume

OPTIONS:
- hops and dances as the piercing artist inserts the piercing into her nipple.
- then inserts a tight nipple to the piercing technician.
- sits up and shows her new piercings.
- is floss covered in blood.

OUT: sits up and shows her new piercings.

IN: What happens next?

People are swimming in a swimming pool. They are playing a game of water polo. there

OPTIONS:
- is an eating competition going on.
- are people standing on the side of the pool watching the game.
- is a shoot and a judge is holding a list and talking.
- is a pool on the left.

OUT: are people standing on the side of the pool watching the game.

IN: What happens next?

How to make life worth living
Focus on listening to what your friends and family have to say.
An important element of strengthening your relationships with friends and family is to establish your ability to listen to what they have to say. Active listening demonstrates the value you place on what people are saying as well as your understanding of the concept they are trying to convey.

OPTIONS:
- Listen careful to what people have to say to you and repeat parts of it back in your own words to demonstrate your understanding. Demonstrating how much you care about what people have to say will strengthen the relationships you have together.
- Active listening teaches empathy for how other people view life and the world. Most importantly, active listening means understanding other person's point of view as well as how they consider your perspective about life.
- Practice active listening by making eye contact with your friends and family members and nodding along to what they have to say. Active listening means nodding your head or smiling.
- By being active, you will demonstrate your capacity to support your own actions and to validate others' feelings. One feature of active listening is not repeating what they are saying or saying aloud.

OUT:
Listen careful to what people have to say to you and repeat parts of it back in your own words to demonstrate your understanding. Demonstrating how much you care about what people have to say will strengthen the relationships you have together.