Problem: Article: It's possible that your girlfriend is mad at you, but it's also possible that she's going through something tough that has nothing to do with you. Either way, if you are getting negative feelings from her, don't push her to talk right away. Give her some time to cool down. This will also give you time to think through your own feelings. Has your girlfriend's behaviour actually changed toward you? Is it possible that you're feeling depressed or anxious about something, and that you're imagining that her behaviour is worse than normal? It's possible that she has always been a bit cold toward you, but that as the relationship gets older, you are realizing that you don't like the way she behaves. Have you been through anything difficult recently? Maybe you've been demanding more attention from her lately, and she's having a hard time meeting your needs, which has resulted in her pulling away. She may be ignoring you, but if she's struggling with depression, she might not even realize it. Signs of depression include difficulties concentrating and making decisions; fatigue; feelings of helplessness, hopelessness, and/or worthlessness; insomnia or excessive sleeping; irritability; loss of interest in pleasurable activities such as sex or date nights; overeating or loss of appetite; anxiety; suicidal thoughts and/or destructive behaviour. If you think your girlfriend might be depressed, there are things that you can do to help. As tempting as it may be to ignore her back or try to make her jealous, it's not healthy or productive to do so. In addition, if your girlfriend is depressed or struggling with some other difficult personal problem, ignoring her back will only make things harder for her, and could really damage your relationship. The "Elastic Band Theory" suggests that you can make someone want you by pulling away from them. It may work for some people in the short term, but it is not the type of behaviour that you can build a healthy relationship on. One piece of positive advice that you can take from the "Elastic Band Theory" is that people in relationships need space to do their own thing, otherwise they will tire of one another or begin to take one another for granted. You can take time for yourself and still be kind and respectful to your girlfriend. Don't ignore her, but do make sure that you have a life outside of her. Try not to dwell on how hurt/upset your girlfriend's behaviour is making you feel. Remind yourself that she can't actually "make" you feel anything, and that you have a choice: you can choose to acknowledge that you're upset, but to not let it hold you back from enjoying life. Do things that make you feel good: visit with friends, go to the gym, pick up hobbies (for example, playing guitar, making movies, or hiking).
Summary: Give her space. Ask yourself if she's actually ignoring you. Consider that your girlfriend may be depressed. Avoid the temptation to ignore her back. Take care of yourself.

Problem: Article: Your non-dominant hand is most likely a lot less strong than your dominant hand, which makes it harder at first to become ambidextrous. Lift some light weights with your non-dominant hand every other day, with a focus on keeping a tight grip to work your hands rather than your arms. Use heavier weights as you go to continue strengthening your hand. Lifting weights is one of the best ways to strengthen your hand, but you can also use a grip exerciser to work out your hand. You may also benefit from juggling or simply tossing a ball up into the air with your non-dominant hand. This will make you more comfortable using that hand while also developing better hand-eye coordination. There are lots of benefits to switching your mouse hand, but one of the main benefits is that it increases the dexterity in your non-dominant hand. Simply move your ordinary mouse over to the opposite side of the computer and use it as you normally would from here on out. You can also opt to invest in an "ambidextrous" mouse from a tech store, but it's much simpler to just use an ordinary mouse. Use your non-dominant hand to do things like brush your teeth, open doors, put on accessories, or clean up around your home. Do this as consistently as you can to make using your non-dominant hand feel less awkward. Try to do as much as you can with your non-dominant hand, such as applying soap and shampoo when you bathe. You may not realize it, but you probably do most of these small tasks with your dominant hand. Make sure to brush your teeth correctly when using your non-dominant hand. If you're not comfortable brushing with this hand, you may inadvertently underbrush. If you play an instrument, try playing with your non-dominant hand instead of your ordinary method of playing. Use your non-dominant hand to move pots and pans, to stir food, and to serve it. Hold your silverware with your non-dominant hand and use it to move the food to your mouth. You may have to do this slowly at first to avoid dropping the food, but it will get easier with time! It's best to spend a few days getting used to performing small tasks with your non-dominant hand first, since cooking with boiling water or other heated materials can be a bit more dangerous. This method will force you to exclusively use your non-dominant hand to do everything. This is a great way to make your mind and body quickly adapt to using this hand, but you may want to do it after a few days of practice first. The easiest way to do this would be tie your dominant wrist with rope, then tie the other end of that rope to the belt loop on the back of a pair of pants. This is a bit difficult to do by yourself, so you may need to have someone help you.
Summary: Do exercises to strengthen your non-dominant hand and fingers. Use your non-dominant hand to work the computer mouse. Start performing small daily tasks with your non-dominant hand. Eat and cook with your non-dominant hand after a few days. Tie your dominant hand behind your back to be even more immersive.

Problem: Article: To make the ball, tear off a small piece of aluminum foil and wrap it around all 3 knots. You want the foil ball to be about the size of a marble.Wrap the aluminum foil tightly around the knots so the ball doesn't fall off.
Summary:
Make an aluminum foil ball around the knots at the end of the thread.