Romantic feelings can actually affect appetite. The nerves and dizziness that come with romance may make you lose interest in food. Think about your appetite lately and consider whether or not it's changed. You may find yourself simply not interested in food. You may not notice when mealtimes roll around, and may not finish your full plate. You may also eat more then you normally eat. But note that this can also happen due to intense Excitement or Boredom or Tiredness When you're falling for someone, you will experience a noticeable spike in energy. You may feel an increase in productivity throughout the day. You may not want to sleep at night, and find yourself getting up each morning with much more enthusiasm. If you feel a fluttering in your stomach when you think about the person, you may have feelings for them. Butterflies are a sign of nerves. If you have feelings for someone, your interactions can be more stressful as you want your feelings to be returned. This can result in butterflies. You may find yourself experiencing intense butterflies when meeting the person for a social event. You may also feel butterflies during casual interactions. You may experience strange sensations in your stomach when you're just texting the person. People often feel as if they're losing control when they're in love. Your thoughts and feelings will be uncontrollable. Even when you try to focus on other things, you will find yourself struggling. You also may feel like you're on an emotional roller coaster. You may run through feelings like euphoria and an increased heart rate when you hear from the person. However, when they, say, fail to return a text, you may be filled with anxiety and despair. When you're starting to develop feelings for someone new, your thoughts of your exes will lessen. You will no longer find yourself reliving old arguments or feel bitter about former feuds. Try to make yourself think about an ex and evaluate how you feel. Sometimes, there are still lingering feelings of resentment. You may also have an ex you still miss. If you used to experience such feelings, and don't anymore, you may be developing feelings for someone new. If you have feelings for someone, you will notice them physically. You may find yourself having thoughts about kissing or touching this person. You may also have dreams of a sexual nature regarding them. During interactions, you may act on your feelings of attraction without trying to deliberately. You may, for example, lean in close to the person, touch their arm, or take other steps to get close to them physically.
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One-sentence summary -- Take note of your appetite. Pay attention to your energy level. See if you have butterflies. Think about how in control you are. Evaluate whether you still think about exes. Note signs of physical attraction.

Q: When younger women talk to older men, they sometimes feel the need to explain in detail what precisely they like about older men. This might make the man feel like you're after a "type," not a person. Instead of starting with why you're attracted to older men in general, focus first on why you want to talk to him specifically. Do you like his salt and pepper hair? Is he particularly well-dressed? Did you overhear him talking about a subject that interested you? You want him to feel relaxed and comfortable with you, so let him decide whether he wants to talk about the elephant in the room. If he never brings up the age difference, that's fine. Discussing other subjects suggests you're not attracted to each other because of your ages. But, if he does bring up how much younger you are than him, don't shy away from the conversation. After assuring him that you're interested in him for himself, you can move on to a discussion of why you may prefer older men in general. Don't dwell on past relationships, but speak in broad terms about what you think older men have to offer that men your age don't. Financial stability should not be the focus of this conversation. Think about all the other things older men can offer emotional stability, perspective, a calmer lifestyle. Different men will have different approaches to dealing with the issue of financial stability. Let him choose how much he wants to reveal about his employment. If you steer the conversation toward his job, he might wonder if you're flirting with him only because you think he's rich. On the other hand, he may want to show off his great job. Let him use it as a flirting asset, just like you're using your youth! Whether he has a great job or not, he may not want to talk to a younger woman if he thinks you need him to support you financially. Even if he doesn't choose to talk about his job, make a point of telling him about yours. Don't discuss the specifics of your salary, of course. But talking about your job lets him know subtly that you're a workingwoman who can take care of herself. If you're at a bar and he tries to pay for your tab, thank him, but laugh it off. Say, "You're so sweet, but you don't have to do that!" If there's one thing adults of all ages can agree on, it's that there's nothing more irritating than a younger person who thinks they know better. While you don't have to agree with everything he says, don't contradict him constantly. Some people worry about growing "out of touch" with current ways of thinking as they get older. You want to make him feel "experienced," but not "old." A good way to deal with a difference of opinion is to treat it as a learning experience. Instead of emphasizing how much you disagree, ask him to explain why he feels the way he does. Listen thoughtfully and openly. You don't have to change your mind, but you've shown him that you respect him enough to want to understand him. Of course, if he holds personal opinions you find offensive, feel free to give him an earful and walk away. Don't sacrifice your principles just to date someone.
A: Make him feel like a person, not an age. Address the age difference if it comes up. Let him decide if he wants to talk about his job. Show financial independence. Respect his opinions.

Article: Until you are able to get the cat to the veterinarian for a checkup, it is best to handle the cat while you wear protective clothing. Wear thick gloves, a long-sleeved shirt and long pants to minimize the chance of getting scratched or bitten. After you've been petting the cat with a spoon for a while, try sneaking your hand under the spoon and petting the cat. Only pet the cat's shoulders and head. Don't get anywhere near its underside. A cat will be very defensive if it feels threatened. Only when your cat fully trusts you will you be able to pet its belly. Use a towel or blanket to pick up the cat. Do this after you've pet the cat a few times. Choose a time when the cat seems calm and relaxed. It can take a long time to get to this stage. It really depends on the cat. Some cats will never be truly tamed enough to pick up. If the cat struggles when you hold it, let it go. You may end up getting scratched or bitten. You might also undo all your hard work getting to this point.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wear protective clothing. Use your hand to pet the cat. Try picking up the cat.