In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: One way to majorly disrespect your partner is to be mean or to criticize them in public, especially in front of your friends and family members. You should look at each other as a team; if you have any issues with them, you should raise them in the privacy of your own home, not in front of other people. Saying mean things to them in front of others or snapping at them in public will make them feel terrible and resent you, and it will make your friends and family uncomfortable. If you do snap at your partner in public, make sure you apologize. Not everyone can keep their cool all the time. Instead of calling your partner names or demeaning them in public, try casually praising them and make them feel better in front of others. Along the same lines, you shouldn't tell your friends and family all of your dirty secrets or complain about the fifty most annoying things your partner does. Though you can come to your loved ones for advice when you're really struggling, if you get in the habit of bad mouthing your partner to others all the time, then it will make both them and your relationship look bad. If you're demeaning them when they aren't not around, it shows that you don't respect them very much. Think about it: how would you feel if your partner was always saying terrible things about you to their friends? That would feel like major disrespect towards you, wouldn't it? Another way to show your partner major disrespect is to talk about members of the opposite sex in a disrespectful manner. Okay, so we're all human and we can't stop appreciating other beautiful people even when we're madly in love; that said, if you go around talking about all the "hot girls" or "cute guys" you see, then yeah, this is bound to make your partner feel bad and is a major sign of disrespect towards them. This is especially disrespectful if you do it in front of your partner and your friends; it shows that you don't really take your relationship seriously. Of course, some people are much more sensitive about this kind of thing than others, but you should still avoid it as a rule. When your partner isn't around, you shouldn't talk about all of the hot guys or girls in your orbit in front of your friends, either. Okay, so you don't have to completely ignore the fact that there are other attractive people on the planet, but if you keep talking about it, then your friends will think you don't really respect your partner. If you really respect your partner, then you shouldn't let your feelings fester until all you can do is start yelling at them. If something is really bothering you, then you should give your partner the basic respect of wanting to sit down and have a serious conversation about it. Don't just wait for your partner to guess what's bothering you or bring it up when you're out in public or just can't take it anymore; that's not very respectful toward your partner or your relationship. If you don't really talk about the things that are bothering you, then you're likely to be passive aggressive toward your partner, which is also not very respectful. Even if you're having a really busy week, you should make time to talk about something if it's really bothering you; if your partner were angry with you, you would want to know too, wouldn't you? Remember the sweet things that they do for you, and how much you appreciate them. This helps your attitude and shows that your relationship has had a positive impact on your life. Work on making loving choices, and showing them how much you care every single day. You may not even realize that you've been taking your partner for granted until you sit back and realize that you can't even remember the last time you said a kind word to them or said "I love you." Make sure that your partner knows exactly how much you care for them, no matter how busy you are.
Summary: Don't demean your partner in public. Don't say terrible things about your partner to your friends. Don't talk about members of the opposite sex in a disrespectful manner. Don't wait until your feelings reach a boiling point. Don't take your partner for granted.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The board should leave a small gap at the wall for expansion (check manufacturer's recommendation) and be placed in line with the room (so consider measuring guidelines). Place spacers in the gap. Guidelines can be placed by finding the center point of each wall and marking a line between them, creating a cross at the center of the room. Where one of these lines meets with the wall, mark the manufacturer's recommended expansion distance and then draw a line at that point which is perpendicular to the center line. Use the drill to make guide holes and then, using a hammer, nail the board into the subfloor with nails placed 1-3" from the end of the plank, " from the groove side, and every six inches down the board. Use a nail set to finish. When the first row is done, place the next board so that the tongue of the first fits into the groove. You will want to place the boards so that they are offset, beginning six inches or so from the ending of the previous board. Use a mallet and tapping block to tap the boards together and create a tight seam. You will nail the first three rows just as described in Step 2. Since you are staggering boards, you will likely need to cut boards in order to fit in the gaps at the end. Measure the distance that it needs to be, keeping the expansion gap in mind, and then (with the board face-down) cut it using a saw. Once you have enough space, you should begin using the flooring nailer (though you could technically do the entire floor with the hammer and nails). Simply align it with the board to be nailed and then hit it. You will eventually run out of room to use the flooring nailer. Hammer the last few rows the same way you did the first ones. If it does not fit properly, you will need to cut the final board so that it is narrow enough to fit. Measure carefully and use a circular or miter saw to cut the boards to size. Since you will not have enough space to tap them with the mallet, use a crowbar instead to wedge them into place. You are now ready to finish your floor.
Summary:
Lay down the first board, tongued-edge facing out into the room. Nail the boards to the subfloor. Lock your boards together. Continue until you have completed three rows. Remember to cut boards to size. Begin laying rows with the flooring nailer. Use a hammer for the last few rows. Cut the final board to size. Place the final boards using the crowbar.