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How to be diplomatic
Choose your words carefully.
Remember that though your intentions may be good, sometimes your words might hurt others. Before speaking about a sensitive topic, ask yourself if what you're about to say is true, helpful and kind.

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- Do you want to make this person angry? Venting will also backfire. Few people are comfortable discussing sensitive topics with a hundred strangers.
- Keep in mind that you may not be able to own voice completely, so you might want to speak slowly and openly while still being courteous. Speak slowly and gently when meeting someone for the first time.
- Being tactful is the first step toward being a diplomatic person. Often times, you get the wrong idea and cause others distress.
- Use " i " statements to describe your own thoughts instead of guessing at what others think or feel. For instance, you can say " i'm feeling uncomfortable with the decision made in today's meeting " instead of " you should be upset about that decision today.
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Use " i " statements to describe your own thoughts instead of guessing at what others think or feel. For instance, you can say " i'm feeling uncomfortable with the decision made in today's meeting " instead of " you should be upset about that decision today.

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A person is seen sticking their hands under a dink and rubbing soap on their hands. The person scrubs their hands thoroughly and then runs them under a faucet. she

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- dries her hands under the faucet while falling backwards several times.
- then grabs a paper towel to dry her hands and show them off.
- dips the toothbrush into the water and dips the toothbrush in to thoroughly feel the area.
- continues scrubbing the soap all over her body.
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then grabs a paper towel to dry her hands and show them off.

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How to parent an autistic young adult
Ask them what they want to learn.
Find out what their priorities are, and help them develop those skills. There may be many skill areas in which they struggle, and it will be up to the two of you to prioritize.

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- This may take some time to evaluate your own actions, but it will make for a very productive use of the time. Listening to someone talk about themselves may take up more time for both of you.
- Common ability areas may include: bsv-abnormal-thinking or maintaining an overactive mind. Having trouble putting in a sentence, being hyper about thought, or even breaking code code in school.
- Look at the education they've received, and see if it meets their criteria. For example, you may have heard that they're intelligent, but that's not true.
- Getting your child's input will help them feel involved and imagine what their life will be like. For example, a young autistic woman may feel that her executive dysfunction will prevent her from taking care of herself, but she wants to improve her social skills so she can get a good job.
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Getting your child's input will help them feel involved and imagine what their life will be like. For example, a young autistic woman may feel that her executive dysfunction will prevent her from taking care of herself, but she wants to improve her social skills so she can get a good job.

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How to make an irish car bomb beer drink
Pour a half pint of guinness into a pint glass.
Pour a half ounce of bailey's irish cream into a 1 oz shot glass.
Any flavor will suffice.

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- Pour three cups of spiced beer into a shaker. Measure out two pints of bostsaxes and a quarter ounce of cider.
- A jackson duke 18 oz of dominatin is two shots. If you don't have the time or ability to make it with your home cooked steak, a split shot glass should be fine.
- Don't worry about trying to " float " the baileys; it will settle to the bottom regardless. If you don't have any of the creamy beige lying around, you can make your own (although it's definitely the harder of the two options).
- Add orange zest or whisky generously to the top of the shot glass. Alternatively, add rye cream liqueur for a classic irish flavor.
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Don't worry about trying to " float " the baileys; it will settle to the bottom regardless. If you don't have any of the creamy beige lying around, you can make your own (although it's definitely the harder of the two options).