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Psychics may have strong natural interests in the paranormal. Evaluate your interests throughout the course of your life. Have you always been curious about things like ghosts, reincarnation, and premonitions? If so, this could potentially point to psychic powers. Those who believe in psychic power believe psychics can feel energy around them. You may experience sudden anxiety in response to the world around you. This is especially common in places where people may have had traumatic experiences, such as cemeteries and hospitals. You may also feel anxiety suddenly during the day without cause. This could be because, without knowing it, you passed by a place where someone suffered trauma. You may also feel anxious when alone sometimes. You may, for example, be frightened when alone at night or in the dark. People who believe in psychic powers feel psychics are prone to very vivid dreams. This may be because physics are able to feel the energy of the world around them and this may manifest in very intense dreams. If your dreams are usually vivid, you may have psychic powers. On occasion, aspects of your dreams may appear in real life. For example, you may dream you lose an object only to really lose it the next day. Deja-vu is the sense of experiencing something before it occurs. Those who believe in psychic powers believe deju-vu is a result of unconsciously experiencing things before they occur. If you have psychic powers, you may very frequently experience deja-vu. It may occur multiple times a week instead of just once in awhile, for example. Synesthesia is a mixing of the senses. You may get a sense of taste when you hear a sound or associate a color with a particular person. Those who believe in psychic powers feels psychics are more prone to synesthesia. You may eventually find your synesthesia helps you make accurate predictions. Someone who gives off a yellow vibe, for example, may be very friendly, while darker colors like deep blues may indicate a mean or brooding personality. While many people believe psychic powers are real, there is no scientific evidence to back this up. Many signs of psychic powers, like acute anxiety, can be signs of underlying mental health conditions or physical problems. Before assuming signs indicate psychic powers, see a doctor and therapist to rule out medically-proven conditions.

summary: Think about your interests. Notice sudden anxiety. Evaluate your dreams. Notice frequent deja-vu. See if you have synesthesia. See a doctor or therapist for any concerning signs.

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Reading is a great way to expand your vocabulary while also understanding the correct context of words. Seeing different words used in a sentence is much more helpful than just looking them up. Check out a popular book in English from your local library, or visit a book store near you to see what grabs your attention. Use a dictionary while reading so you can look up any words you don't understand. Read material that you find interesting. Novels, newspapers, or even comic books are great ways to learn English words. As you learn new words in English, you may be presented with opportunities to use them in your daily life. Try to describe objects or people with really specific words. Instead of using small describing words like, "the building over there is big," use more eloquent words that convey more meaning. For example: "the building over there is gigantic." Instead of saying, "The sun is bright," try saying, "The sun is radiant today." Instead of "She looks thin," try saying, "She looks delicate and fragile." If you're a non-native English speaker, it can be difficult to remember even basic words. A good way around this is to make labels for everyday household items which contain the English word and its pronunciation. Label things that you use every day so that you can commit them to memory. Items like your toothbrush, mirror, chair, or bed are great things to label. It can be tough to find new words in your daily life that you haven't already come across. Download an app on your phone that will teach you 1 new word per day. Write down or memorize each word and its definition to expand your vocabulary on a daily basis. PowerVocab and Word to Word are 2 popular vocabulary teaching apps. When you are telling a story or speaking for a long time, you may want to pause in between your words or sentences. A common mistake people make is using the word "like" to fill the pauses as they talk. Only use the word "like" when you are expressing that you like something or when you are comparing things. An incorrect use of the word "like" would be: "The other day I got on this, like, bus and went to, like, Southampton to meet my, like, boyfriend." The correct use of the word "like" would be: "I like biscuits and I also like American cookies." Another correct use of the word "like" is: "Her hair was pretty, like golden straw." Frequently using curse words or bad language does not give a good impression, especially in polite company. Expanding your vocabulary should help you to find alternative words to express yourself. If you can expand your vocabulary, you can eliminate swearing altogether. Once you accomplish this, you'll often find that in most everyday situations, there is no need to swear at all.

summary: Read books in English. Describe people or objects to practice new words. Label your household items until you know their names. Download a vocabulary app to teach you new words. Don't use the word "like" as a filler. Avoid using curse words.

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You will significantly reduce your risk of skin irritation if you wash your arms before shaving your arms with a traditional razor blade. Remove any dirt and oils that have accumulated on your with a gentle cleanser. Rinse your arms thoroughly with warm water. Lubricants, such as shaving creams and gels, serve as a measure of protection against skin irritation and cuts. While you may coat your entire arm in shaving cream or gel, this may cause you to waste a large amount of the product. Instead, consider applying a lubricant to sections of your arms throughout the process of shaving. Once you have finished with a section, apply shaving gel or cream to an unshaven area of your arm. Divide your arms into small, manageable sections to shave. Shave from the inside of your wrist, up the top of your forearm, and stop at your elbow. Gradually work your way across the forearm to the outside of your wrist, shaving in straight, even lines. Repeat on the other arm. Shave the upper part of your armfrom your elbow to your shoulderin the same manner. Repeat on the other arm. Bend your elbow to tighten the skin. Slowly move the razor across the delicate skin of your elbow. Repeat on the other elbow. If you are shaving your arms for swimming, it is recommended that you do not shave the underside of your arms. The hair on this part of your body allows you to feel the water as you are moving through it. After you have shaved both arms, rinse them off under the warm water of your shower. The warm water helps to combat irritation. It may prevent the appearance of razor burn the next day.
summary: Wash your arms. Lubricate your arms. Shave your arms. Rinse your arms.