Article: After you've found a guy to date, you can focus on connecting on a deeper level. One of the best ways to bond with your new guy is to focus on fun. Look for ways to have a good time together. Make sure to laugh. Try watching a funny movie together, or telling each other jokes. Don't be afraid to be playful. If you pass a park, ask if he wants to push you on the swings. When you're building a new relationship, it is important to spend quality time together. Make sure to make time for your new boyfriend, and ask the same of him. Be creative! Study together. Doing homework or quizzing each other for an upcoming test is a great way to get in some quality time without neglecting your responsibilities. Take turns picking an activity. Try alternating making the plans for your Friday night date. Experiencing new things is a great way to connect. Look for fun activities that neither or you have tried before. For example, you could try taking a dance lesson together. You could also try learning a new sport. Maybe the two of you could try to figure out tennis together. When you are dating a guy, make sure that you treat him with respect. Likewise, he should also treat you with respect. This means listening to each other and being kind. Make sure to show up on time when you have plans. Expect the same from him. If a guy doesn't treat you with kindness, he is not worth your time.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Have fun together. Spend time with each other. Try new things. Respect each other.

Problem: Article: When you're ordering Chinese takeout, it may be tempting to order a few tasty appetizers as well. Although appetizers can add calories to your overall meal, if chosen wisely, they can actually prevent you from overeating. Here are your best bets: Hot and sour soup. Order a small of this low-calorie soup. It'll help fill you up and possibly save you extra calories overall. Steamed vegetable dumplings. Splitting an order of four or six won't push you too far over your calorie limit. Spring rolls. These non-fried, vegetable-filled rolls are the perfect low-calorie appetizer. Chinese food entrees are known to be high in fat, sugar and sodium. Stick to these healthier options: Buddha's delite. This common dish is filled with steamed vegetables and tofu and leaves out unwanted calories and fat. Chicken and broccoli. This is another popular dish that is also naturally lower in calories. Ask for the sauce on the side to help control calories even more. Moo goo gai pan. Similar to Buddha's delite, this dish is filled with vegetables and steamed chicken. It's low in calories, fat but high in fiber. Shrimp with lobster sauce. A tasty seafood dish that's high in protein and moderately low in calories. Sometimes the side dishes of Chinese takeout are the tastiest part; however, they can pack on a significant amount of extra calories. Limit these: Fried egg rolls. These large, deep fried rolls are high in calories and fat. Crab rangoon. These little deep fried dumplings contain little filling and are mostly deep fried dough. Fried rice. This side dish is re-fried, refined white rice. It has a ton of calories and fat. BBQ spare ribs. Sometimes these are listed as an entree as well, but are incredibly high in saturated fat and calories.
Summary: Choose a low-calorie appetizer. Stick to low-fat and low-calorie entree options. Limit unhealthy side dishes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It doesn't matter how long you have been together, there will always be things you don't know about one another. What's more, relationships are hard work, as you both grow and change over time, so will your relationship. Making assumptions can be self-limiting and prevent the growth of the relationship. How do you know when you are making them? Spotting an assumption is not always easy, but, generally, you are probably making an assumption when you feel rejected, neglected, hurt, or have an urge to lash out or blame your partner for something. Instead of assuming you know anything about your partner, make an effort to ask questions and maintain an open dialogue with one another. Emotions can be a major roadblock to compromise. When you feel upset or angry with your spouse, you might fight him or her on an issue that's not even very important to you. Check yourself during a disagreement to see what's really driving you. Are you truly invested in this issue or are you just disagreeing to prove a point? If you don't feel strongly about the issueand your partner doesrelent in order to claim a win for the relationship. Don't let your emotions divide the two of you. For example, your spouse got a promotion that required a big move and you're feeling resentful about having to leave your group of friends in the area. You might fight your spouse on the issue despite knowing that the move would mean more income for the household. Instead of standing in the way of progress with resentment, let your feelings be known. Tell your spouse "I'm really sad about having to leave behind my good friends. Will there be room in the budget for me to visit them a few times a year?" Sometimes the tone of your voice can skew your intended message and cause your spouse to put his or her defenses up. Couples often find that it's not always what you say, but how you say it, that matters. Starting a tense conversation off with a soft, warm tone can make all the difference in how your spouse reacts. Try this: When you have something important to say, take a deep breath before initiating the conversation. Use "I" statements that minimize blame, such as "I feel angry when you" and use a friendly, affectionate tone. Refrain from using sarcasm or accusations that push the discussion into a bad place. Compromise is all about willingly seeing things from your spouse's perspective and working to find a middle ground. If you remain close-minded or rigid in your own point-of-view, you reduce the likelihood of reaching a peaceful resolution.

SUMMARY: Don't assume anything. Check your motivations. Watch your tone. Keep an open mind.

The primary medications prescribed for tics are antipsychotics, including haloperidol, pimozide, and aripiprazole. In fact, these drugs are the only ones approved by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of tics. Talk to your doctor to determine if these drugs are right for you. Discuss using these medications as short-term options while working on behavioral changes. These drugs may make you constipated, give you dry mouth, cause vision blurriness, and make you gain weight. Even though only antipsychotics are approved to treat tics, many doctors turn to other medications to help with tics. Ask your doctor if one of these medications would be right for you. Once your tics are under control, speak to your doctor about reducing the dosage then fully stopping the medication. Two options are clonidine or guanfacine. These drugs are typically prescribed for high blood pressure, but they can help with both tics and ADHD. Another option is clonazepam, which is also used to treat anxiety. Tetrabenazine may help if you have a disease like Huntington's, though it can cause depression. Some people respond to topiramate, an epilepsy medication. With these injections, the doctor will inject botulinum (Botox) into the muscle. Sometimes, the botulinum will help relax the muscle, reducing the tic. However, this only targets small, specific areas, so it should be used a s a last resort. In very few cases, deep brain stimulation surgery may be an option. With this surgery, small electrodes are placed in your brain. The electrodes are then connected to a pulse generator in your chest. The generator sends out small electrical currents to help regulate your tics.
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Ask about antipsychotics. Talk about other medications. Discuss botulinum injections. Consider deep brain stimulation surgery.