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You will have so many experiences every day that over the course of a lifetime it may be difficult to take stock of what they all meant. If you take the time to reflect each day on what a given experience meant right after it happened, however, it can be easier to process the event and your reaction to it. Think about your reaction to the experience. How do you feel the experience went? Does that match how you anticipated the experience might go? Why or why not? Did you learn anything from the experience? Is there anything you can take away from the experience that will help you better understand yourself, other people, or the world around you? Does the experience you had affect the way you think or feel? Why, and in what way? What can you learn about yourself from the experience and the way you reacted to it? Some people find it difficult to question why they are friends with certain people, or what those friendships/relationships mean. However, it's vital to reflect on your relationships with others from time to time. In fact, some studies suggest that reflecting on former relationships can even be helpful by aiding your ability to overcome the loss of that relationship and learning where things may have gone wrong. Keep track of the way people in your life make you feel. This can include people currently in your life, or people you've had to cut out of your life for any reason. Write these observations down in a journal or diary to help process those observations and learn from them as you develop future relationships. As you reflect on your relationships, assess whether or not a given relationship with a friend or partner is actually a healthy one. For example, you may want to ask yourself whether you trust your partner, are honest with each other, understand one another, use respectful language and behavior towards one another, and are both willing to compromise on issues that cause disputes. Whether you're spending time with a partner, a friend, or a family member, there's a good chance that you've had an argument over something at some point in your relationship. Arguments often happen because two or more people allow their emotions to dictate the tone of the conversation. But by stepping back and reflecting before you speak, you can help diffuse arguments or avoid them altogether. If you sense the possibility of an argument arising, take a moment to ask yourself the following questions: What are you feeling in the moment, and what do you need? If you were to communicate how you feel and what you need, how will the other person/people involved respond? What does the other person need in the moment, and how might that need affect the person's ability to understand what you need? How might your words and actions appear, both to one another and to an outsider watching you communicate? How have you resolved conflicts in the past that were mutually-agreeable? What did you each say or do to help diffuse the conflict and allow everyone to be happy and feel validated? What is the most ideal or mutually-agreeable way to resolve the conflict, and what needs to be said/done to reach that resolution?

summary: Analyze experiences. Evaluate your relationships with others. Use reflection to avoid arguments.

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The best and most favored starting country to many Plague Inc. players because of its high population and access to airport and seaport. China is a good alternative, but at some level of the games it shows that China may spread your plague in a very slow pace. If you choose India, the very first country that will be infected is most likely China. From there, the plague will spread faster and effectively since there are already a good number of host from India. After choosing your starting country, pop red and yellow bubbles to gather DNA points. Don't forget to speed up your game to fast forward. You can find the option at the upper right of the screen. Keep in mind that every plague type has unique abilities which can give you huge advantage. Parasite possesses Symbiosis, an ability to make your plague more in tune with the host, making it less likely to be noticed; evolve this until Level 3. Continue popping bubbles until you have gathered enough DNA points. Don't add any symptoms or transmissions yet until you have evolved Symbiosis to its last Level. After you have successfully evolved Symbiosis to Level 3, you can now evolve Cyst and Anaemia. You can find these Symptoms in the DNA Window and then tap on "Symptoms" tab. Cyst is a painful lump containing pockets of pathogen which has a slight chance of bursting which can spread the Parasite. To put it simple, this symptom help increase the infectivity of your plague. Anaemia is a decrease in red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood which can lead to hypoxia in the organs. This, too, increases the infectivity. Generally, evolving Symptoms at the earliest part will make humans aware of the plague, causing them to do research for the cure before you could even infect the whole world, but with the Parasite's ability, Symbiosis, level 1 and level 2 symptoms are less likely noticed. Since we have evolved the Cyst, it's time to make use of its pathogen. As mentioned, cyst contains lumps that releases pathogens when it burst. To add infectivity, we need to evolve Air and Water. These Genes can be found under the "Transmissions" tab. Evolve Water to 1 while Air should be Level 2. There are chances that the Plague will mutate random symptoms which is fine, since mutated genes doesn't reduce your DNA points, but make sure to devolve any symptoms that has lethal level. "Lethal" will alarm the researchers, causing them focus on creating the Cure to eradicate your plague so make sure to keep Lethal low.

summary: Start in India. Evolve Symbiosis. Evolve Cyst and Anaemia. Evolve Air and Water. Devolve High Lethal Symptoms.

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Most men are very sexual creatures. If a guy thinks that shaving his chest will persuade you to have sex with him, that may be all you need to convince him. Be careful not to insult him. Don't tell him that you are repulsed by his hairy chest. Simply tell him that you find hairless chests very sexy. Tell him that snuggling up to a hairless chest is considerably more comfortable. Play with his heartstrings tell him that you love being near him, but the hairs in your mouth or on your cheek make you less inclined to cuddle up with him. What guy wants to hear that his lady is repelled by his chest hair? What guy doesn't want to show off his six pack? Even if he only has a two pack, tell him how much you like his body. Your man will be flattered, and hopefully more willing to show off the goods by removing the excess hair. Repeatedly tell him you love a sexy bare chest. Let him know you're more inclined to kiss a bare chest than one that is all hairy. How many girls want a mouthful of hair when they're trying to be romantic? If you feel comfortable getting overtly-sexual with him, do it! Tell him you want to run your mouth all over his body, but that chest hair is making it difficult.
summary: Tell him a hairless chest turns you on. Make him consider the snuggle factor. Say you love to see his bare skin. Explain that soft, bare chests are very kiss-worthy.