The fashion industry is designed to routinely make you feel out of style. They're in the business of selling clothing and the best way to do that is to constantly change what is trendy. An easy way to fall victim to fashion is to hold onto a look that fell out of style long ago. If your favorite trend is a decade old, and has yet to come back into style (like high waisted pants) it's time to update your look to something more current. A good rule of thumb is to retire an old trend whenever you pick up a new one. This prevents unnecessary crowding of your closet and lets you focus on the current trends. It's also a good idea to rid your closet of items you haven't worn in the last 6 months. A fast way to gauge unworn clothing is to hang everything "backwards" on the hanger at the start of a season. When you wear and wash something, put it back in your closet facing the opposite direction. At the end of the season, everything that is still hanging backwards needs to go. Throw out anything stained, stretched out, damaged or ill-fitting. Wearing anything along these lines will make you an instant fashion victim. Sometimes we hold onto clothes for sentimental value, even though they're 2 sizes too small and we should never be seen in them again! Hand-me-downs are a great way to change your wardrobe on a budget, but if a hand-me-down is too worn, the wrong size, ugly, or out of style, do not add it to your wardrobe. Accepting them is an easy way to clutter your closet again.
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One-sentence summary -- Know when to let go of a trend. Condense and update your wardrobe. Get rid of any ruined clothing. Reject the wrong hand-me-downs.

Q: Double-click a web browser's icon on your desktop to launch it. Once the browser is open, type in www.godaddy.com on the address bar at the top of the screen and hit Enter. You will be taken to the website's home screen. Type in your username and password on the fields provided then click "Sign in" to access your account.
A: Open a web browser. Head for the Godaddy website. Log into your Godaddy account.

Article: Washing your vagina the correct way is important in maintaining a healthy pH balance while also preventing infections. A normal pH level ranges from 3.5-4.5 on a scale of 0-14. To keep a regulated pH level: Use a regular, unscented soap instead of a body wash. Don't put soap inside your vagina. Some products (such as body washes) have a pH level of 8, which throw off your normal pH level and cause itchiness, irritations, and odor. Regular soap also doesn't contain as much alcohol content (scent) compared with body washes. External parts, such as the vulva and the labia majora (the larger outer folds of the vulva), should also be cleaned with soap and water every day. Clean at least once a day to get rid of sweat, traces of urine and discharge that accumulates through out the day. Use a washcloth or free hand while cleaning. Rough and hard washcloths and loofahs can create small tears and expose you to infection. Avoid these and use a soft washcloth or your hand instead. Also, do not clean yourself more than once a day. Excessive cleaning can disrupt the pH balance and lead to dryness. Douching flushes water into your vagina, cleaning out natural bacteria and secretions. You should avoid douching because: It interferes with your pH level and reduces the acidity in your vagina. This can make you more prone to infections. It will only temporarily cover up smell instead of curing it. If you have a strong vaginal smell, consult with your doctor instead of using a douche. Products that contain perfume disrupt your vagina's pH balance and can cause irritation. If your concerned with the way your vagina smells consult your doctor. Vaginal odor changes at different times of the menstrual cycle so don't always think a bad smell is a sign of infection or illness.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wash your vulva daily with suitable soap and water. Clean the external areas surrounding the vagina. Avoid using a loofah and washing too often. Avoid douching. Avoid scented wipes, deodorants and feminine products.

Article: Express your sadness to your friend but explain that it's something that you're working to get through. Explain that you may be distant until you can fully get over your negative feelings. You can say something like, "To be honest with you, it hurt my feelings when I found out you and Jen were dating. When I found out, it made me feel insecure and upset, but I'm working on feeling better about it." If you suspected your friend and your ex were interested in each other during your relationship, it's okay to admit you suspicions to your friend. Hear out what they have to say before jumping to conclusions. It's okay to tell your friend how you feel. If you wish that you'd had a heads up about the relationship, it's okay to tell them that. If you feel angry or betrayed, make sure that your friend knows but make sure not to lose your cool. An honest conversation will make you feel better and give them a better understanding of where you stand. If your friend doesn't take the conversation well, keep your cool by regulating your breathing and paying close attention to what they have to say. You can say something like, "I just wish that you and Maron would have told me that you were thinking about dating so I could prepare myself. I'm still not over him." If conversations about your ex gives you negative emotions, it's best to avoid conversations about them. Speak to your friend and ask them to avoid talking about their new relationship if possible. This may help you maintain the friendship and could make you feel better about the situation. You can say something like, "Conversations about Jen make me feel awkward. Would you mind avoiding talking about her for right now?" If you don't get emotional when speaking about your ex, it might be a sign that you're over the relationship and can talk about them again. If you get over the past relationship, you can say something like "Remember when I said I didn't want to talk about John? I'm over it now, so if you want to talk about him, I don't mind." If you have to, take some time away from your friend so you can heal. Let your friend know that you still value your friendship, you just need a little time and distance to heal and process your feelings. If you find out that your friend is dating your ex, you might feel the urge to dish the dirt on your ex or sabotage the relationship. Ultimately, however, this could just end up damaging your relationship with your friend. Think carefully before sharing any information about your ex with your friend, such as details of your relationship or your ex's previous dating history. Ask yourself whether sharing this information will accomplish anything positive.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Have a conversation with your friend about your feelings. Be honest with your friend. Ask your friend to avoid talking about the relationship around you. Resist the temptation to badmouth your ex.