Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prove that you are deserving. Explain the importance of individuality. Show them pictures of famous people with long hair. Find old pictures of your parents.

Answer: When you're able to prove to your parents that you are a mature, responsible and upstanding young man, they will be more likely to give you more leeway. Try not to break any rules and try to take on more responsibilities; this will allow your parents to see you in a different light. Figure out small tasks that your parents would see as acting with responsibility. For example, add a chore like washing the dishes, or cleaning your room without having to be told to. Always keep your promise. Nothing shows a lack of maturity more than not doing what you said you would do. Always do what you've promised--and more. As early as the 18th century, people started seeing their hair as a form of self-expression. Explain to your parents that having long hair shows that you are not influenced by others, shows that you're confident enough to make important decisions, and explain that it would simply make you happier. Give examples that support your argument such as afros, mohawks, and dreadlocks. These are just a few examples of how people have used their hairstyle as a way to express who they are. Explain that your uniqueness should not be hidden. When people try to change themselves to fit others' perspectives, it can be damaging to their self-esteem. Your parents wouldn't want that to happen. Right? Find well-known individuals with a "clean image" to help support your argument that there are many "good people" that have (or have had) long hair. Some respected Hollywood actors with long hair include Johnny Depp, Chris Hemsworth, Hugh Jackman and Cole and Dylan Sprouse. Don't limit your examples to modern celebrities. Try finding well-known people that your parents might know and respect. For example, singer David Bowie, former Beatle John Lennon or even the religious figure Jesus Christ. The goal is to remind them of their own hair battles in order to gain some sympathy from them.Your dad probably had either an afro or long hair back in the 60's, 70's or early 80's when they were in style. Even your mom may have had a hairstyle that her parents thought was taboo. Even if you don't have pictures to support your argument, you can still make the case that your parents didn't always agree with their parents. The same argument can be made for clothes, cars, music and more. The goal is to make them remember how important these decisions can be.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find natural light. Check your background. Think about framing.

Answer: Natural light is always better for photography. However, direct sunlight, particularly in the middle of the day when the sun is straight overhead, is often not flattering. If you are able, take photos on an overcast day. If you are inside, try taking photos near a window with natural light (but not direct sunlight) coming in. If you must use light that isn't natural, avoid fluorescent lighting and overhead lighting. Indoors, you may be able to turn off overhead lights and turn on lamps for a better light effect. If direct overhead lighting (either natural or artificial) can't be avoided, use the flash on your camera to fill in light so that there are no shadows under your nose or eyes. Don't become an embarrassed internet celebrity by taking and sharing photos of yourself with embarrassing things in the background. Bathrooms and messy bedrooms are often not the best choice for selfies, but they frequently occur there. A picture is never flattering if there is a toilet in the background. If you are indoors, find a neutral background such as a blank wall or a window. If you are outdoors or at an event, be sure to include yourself and your environment so that your picture tells a story. You may add some visual interest to your photograph by providing a visual frame. Here are a few suggestions for framing your photo: Pose in a doorway. Use both arms outstretched to hold the camera instead of one. Stand between two things, such as trees or bushes outdoors. Use your hand under or on your chin to frame the bottom of your photo.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Read up on saddle types. Determine what the saddle's main use will be. Choose leather or synthetic.

Answer: English and Western are the two basic kinds of saddle, but there are actually countless variations of the two. English saddles are smaller, lighter, and allow you to be closer to the horse. Western saddles are larger, and they require padding between the horse and saddle. The most noticeable difference between the two is the horn on the Western saddle. English saddles are available in a variety of styles for different uses. For instance, deeper seated saddles are used for dressage, stylized horse riding competition. Western saddles come in many styles, and they are often decorated with artistic flourishes in the leather. Your riding style will play a crucial part in determining what type of saddle is best. Individuals who wish to participate in dressage, polo, or even horse racing will require an English saddle. In contrast, those who wish to ride on trails or work on ranches or farms may prefer a Western saddle. If you plan to use the saddle for a variety of activities, it's usually best to select a saddle for the activity you will engage in most often. If more than one rider will be using the saddle, make sure each rider has input on the purchase and is able to try the saddle. Saddles are made from wood or metal that has been carefully shaped and is then covered with leather or a synthetic material. When purchasing a saddle, make sure to ask about the materials and how they impact the lifespan of the saddle. Purchasing a saddle made from synthetic materials is a viable way to save money. Be aware that saddles made from synthetic materials typically do not last as long as those made from leather.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Roll on your side, if you are not already on your side. Take a deep breath before you stand up. Ask someone for assistance.

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Shift your knees so they come towards your belly. Move your knees and your feet to the edge of the bed. Use your arms as support as you push yourself into a sitting position. Swing your legs over the side of the bed. You can also place a pillow between your legs to help you get up. To avoid any dizziness or nausea when you get up, take a long breath before you raise up off the bed. This will also prevent you from aggravating any back pain you might be feeling. Enlist the support of your partner or someone close by to help you get out of the lying position. Have the person grip your forearms and gently help you rise up from the bed.