IN: What happens next?

The matador is is holding a stick then went to the bull, and the bull attacked him, people came up to the bull and covered the bull with cape. a news anchor in red dress

OPTIONS:
- is talking while behind her the monitor is showing images such as maps and matador.
- is wearing white hat and has a microphone, she fired the bull and was happy with it.
- talked about a baseball game in china where athletes are playing baseball.
- is talking, on another news channel is talking about different events, and the bull is captured in a bullfight arena.

OUT: is talking while behind her the monitor is showing images such as maps and matador.

IN: What happens next?

How to let someone know you don't like them
Be direct.
One way to turn someone down is to give them a simple, direct answer to a request for a date or your number. The direct approach can be good because you don't leave them hanging and because you don't leave room for ambivalence, so they can move on to someone else.

OPTIONS:
- Wait until you've finished your conversation to begin an indirect invitation. The more direct you give them, the more they will think of you as more interested in getting to know them.
- Keep your response brief and avoid the possibility of tripping up on your words. Instead, say something like, " i like your clothes, but i'm not sure if i'll see you again.
- For example, you could use the line, " i appreciate you asking me, but no thank you. " you could also say, " no, i'm not looking to date right now.
- Some people won't be open to simple excuses like " i don't think you look romantic tonight. " instead, try simple responses like, " i'm busy, " or " i'm not well.

OUT: For example, you could use the line, " i appreciate you asking me, but no thank you. " you could also say, " no, i'm not looking to date right now.

IN: What happens next?

How to rekindle a relationship
Laugh together.
Laughter is most definitely contagious, and can help people feel more at ease and relaxed. Laughing and having a sense of humor can take the pressure off of your relationship and help you cope with the inevitable ups and downs of sharing a life together.

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- Take care to relax while you are laughing together to make it easier for the two of you. Be spontaneous with pauses in between jokes, and half of a joke (which can be funny on your own) shows your partner that you're still both enjoying yourself.
- This doesn't mean that you should force a relationship on your partner just because it's funny-be just social. Start with a few small moments of levity and let go of the issues and fights that come along with normal conversation.
- Find things that you know your partner will like and find funny. Remember things from your day that made you laugh to share with your partner when you get home.
- A laugh is no different and may even be a better way to ease the rough patches in your life. Find a show that is both funny and has a genuine spark to it.

OUT:
Find things that you know your partner will like and find funny. Remember things from your day that made you laugh to share with your partner when you get home.