Problem: Article: Two people in a relationship will always face disagreements, but some of these troubles are more serious than others. Fight the important battles and consider letting the insignificant ones drop. Ask yourself if the current disagreement has long-standing consequences. If it doesn't, it might be something worth dropping. If it does, you probably need to address it. You should always communicate sincerely, but effective communication is especially important in the midst of an argument or other disagreement. Nobody can read minds. Instead of making your partner guess, directly state what it is that you need or want from your partner. You can only reach a solution once everything is out in the open. Try putting yourself in your partner's shoes and thinking about his or her needs. When you learn to empathize with your partner's feelings, you may find yourself less angry and more willing to accommodate your partner's point of view. Everyone has shortcomings. Instead of viewing your partner's quirks as weaknesses, accept that these issues are simply part of your partner as a whole. Many flaws are connected to insecurities, so picking at them during an argument will usually be destructive. Aim for constructive conversation and criticism instead. Give a little and take a little. Instead of thinking that the resolution of a disagreement must strictly match either your own ideals or your partner's ideals, try to reach an agreement that satisfies both of your perspectives. For example, if you get into an argument about how you spend your date nights, figure out a way to include an activity your partner enjoys as well as one that you enjoy. When this won't work, agree to let your partner plan the activity for one date night under the condition that you get to plan the activity for your next date night. When a problem arises in your relationship, think of ways to actively correct it instead of dwelling on the problem itself. For example, if the two of you don't spend any time together anymore, start scheduling time for your relationship. Plan dinner dates or look for activities that both of you might enjoy doing. Make a conscious effort to correct the problem instead of letting it fester.
Summary: Pick your battles. Communicate openly and honestly. Empathize. Compromise. Respond to problems proactively.

Problem: Article: Eventually, you will see a berry patch or just some dirt. Go up the stairs, and past the little trainer hiding. Go through the grass and up the second set of stairs. Go past the hiker. The cave is to the north. It's in the small rock mound to the north of the hiker. This opens a passageway. You can capture Registeel with a Master Ball or fight Registeel until he is low and capture him with a timer ball.
Summary: Fly to Lilycove City and go west as far as you can. Locate the Ancient Tomb. Go in the Ancient Tomb. Go to the direct center of the cave and use Flash. Go through the passageway and capture Registeel.

Problem: Article: Send your friends a couple of texts or voicemails and watch to see how long it takes them to respond. Keep in mind that your friends might miss a single text or message or think that it doesn't require a response. The key here is to look for patterns of poor or non-responses. If your friends seem to respond really slowly to messages, you may want to reconsider reaching out to them during a personal emergency. Go online to various social media websites, like Facebook or Instagram, to see if your best friends have blocked or stopped following you. You can also download an app, such as Who Deleted Me, that will alert you when others have removed you. If everything else seems okay, it may be worth asking your friends if they did some sort of Facebook friend purge. You could have accidentally been caught up in it. Another social media warning sign is if you notice that your friends stop tagging you in images or posts. Honesty is an important part of building trust and respect in a friendship. If you suspect that your friends are lying, it's best to keep an open mind until you have clear proof. If you do catch them in a lie, you have the choice to either say something right then or make note of their untrustworthiness. As a friend, you must also be forthright if you plan to hold your friends to that same standard. Try to steer clear of white lies, as they are not always as harmless as they may seem. Try talking with them as a group or individually about a subject that is important to you. Watch their faces to see if they give you the normal signs of listening, such as nodding or making small comments. See if they ask you any questions or express any concern. For example, all of your statements might be met with "uh-huhs" from the group, even if they should be disagreeing with you. This could mean that they've fallen into a pattern of needing your help, but not necessarily your friendship. If this happens, ask yourself if they've helped you as much as you've helped them. And, consider whether or not they are thankful when you do step in. Even if they are thankful when you help them with something, it could still be a lopsided friendship if they only call you when they need something.
Summary: Test text or voicemail response times. Check your online friendship status. Demand honesty. Listen to how supportive they are. Be careful if they only call with requests.

Problem: Article: The dolphin dive depends on the strength of your legs to project you up and back into water in a quick burst, the way dolphins dive in an out of water. As you see a wave approaching, press your feet firmly onto the sand under you and bend your knees. Bring your arms up straight above you, pressing them to the sides of your head. This dive can be done in any water above knee height, but shallow enough to stand in. As the wave crashes forward, jump out of the water and curve your body to launch back into it. Keep your arms and legs straight but bend at the waist to angle your dive. Aim to dive deep enough to touch the sand with your fingertips. Stay in the deepest spot under the wave while it crashes over you. Hold your breath and keep your muscles tight to hold your position. Brace yourself by planting your fingers into the sand, if necessary. As you feel the wave passing over you, start advancing along the sand. Use your fingers to touch the ground and move yourself forward without surfacing. After a few seconds, resurface. Take a deep breath and dive again if another wave is coming.
Summary:
Position your arms and bend your knees when a wave approaches. Jump and curve your body into the water towards the sand. Hold yourself in position as the wave passes over you. Move forward along the sand before coming up.