Article: Are you constantly asking your friends to do something? Do you try to have a plan to hang out every single day during your free time? If so, you are probably being a bit clingy. Try to remember that nearly everyone can benefit from having some good quality alone time. Sometimes it can be weird to hang out alone, especially if you're used to being around people all of the time. Try doing something like reading or even just watching TV for a bit. Does your friend initiate contact just as much as you do, or are you the one making all the plans and asking your friend to hang out all the time? If you are the one doing all the work, then you may be being a bit clingy. If this is the case, try to back off a bit and see if your friends takes over some of the responsibility. You don't have to literally make a count of how many times you call or text someone each day. There is no rule when it comes to what is OK and what is not OK. However, you should try to be conscientious about how often you are calling/texting versus how often they are contacting you. For example, if you call your friend everyday after school or if you spend your evening sending them text messages, and they don't seem so eager to talk to you or aren't really answering your messages, you may be overdoing it. Often, we tend to cling to people when we feel insecure in our relationship with them. When we feel insecure about something we tend to become paranoid and overreactive. Do you find yourself constantly worried that your friends are doing something without you? If you do find yourself being worried about this, then you may be being clingy. Try to remind yourself that you don't have to do every single things that your friends are doing all the time. It's even a good idea to do your own thing once in awhile.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Think about how often you need your friend around. Determine whether or not you are the one who initiates everything. Count how often you call or text your friend. Think about how often you feel worried that you're not being included.

Problem: Article: Lay your binding on the edges of your quilt so that the raw edges of the binding line up with the raw edges on the first side of the quilt that you will be working. Make sure that the print side of your binding and the print side of your quilt are facing each other. Also, make sure that your binding is folded in half, not spread open. The raw edges are the cut edges of your fabric. Take the outer corner of the binding where you will begin sewing and fold the corner towards the edge of the quilt. This forms a diagonal line and hides the raw starting edge of the binding strip. Place a pin to hold the edges together. Use your sewing machine to sew this stitch. Make sure to sew through both layers of the binding. This ensures that the raw edges will be hidden already when you turn the fabric over to the other side of the quilt. When you are 0.25 inches (0.64cm) from the first corner, stop the sewing machine. Then backstitch a few stitches by pressing the lever on the side of your machine and gently pressing the pedal. This secures the corner stitches. Sew forward again to the point where you stopped before, stop the machine again, and sever the thread. To work around the corner of the quilt with the binding, turn the quilt and fold the binding up and away from the edge you have been sewing. Then, fold the strip down in the new direction you will be sewing so that the folded edge of the binding is even with the edge of the quilt. Lower the presser foot of your sewing machine over this corner to sew through the fold from the edge of the quilt and down along the new edge. Keep repeating the process of sewing through the binding and quilt edges and making folds at the corners until you have attached the binding on all 4 sides of your quilt. When you get back to where you started, you should have some overlapping binding, which you will need to hide for a seamless finish. Tuck the end of the binding strip into the diagonal pocket that you created when you started sewing the binding into place. Then, sew across the end of the binding along the edge of the quilt to secure the end and hide it. After you have hidden the end of your binding, the first side of your quilt binding is finished. All you need to do to finish the binding is to fold over the binding to the other side of the quilt and then sew into the seam that you created with the first round of stitching. This is known as stitching "in the ditch." Sew along the seam to finish your binding. Fold the binding at the corners to ensure a neat finish.
Summary: Line up the raw edge of the binding with the raw edge of your quilt. Fold the first corner of the binding over to form an angle. Sew a straight stitch 0.5 inches (1.3cm) from the edges of the quilt. Stop sewing and cut the thread 0.25 inches (0.64cm) from the corner of the quilt. Turn the quilt and fold the binding at the corner. Continue to sew all the way around the binding. Tuck the binding end into the diagonal pocket. Fold over the edges and stitch in the ditch to finish the binding.

Most men are very sexual creatures. If a guy thinks that shaving his chest will persuade you to have sex with him, that may be all you need to convince him. Be careful not to insult him. Don't tell him that you are repulsed by his hairy chest. Simply tell him that you find hairless chests very sexy. Tell him that snuggling up to a hairless chest is considerably more comfortable. Play with his heartstrings tell him that you love being near him, but the hairs in your mouth or on your cheek make you less inclined to cuddle up with him. What guy wants to hear that his lady is repelled by his chest hair? What guy doesn't want to show off his six pack? Even if he only has a two pack, tell him how much you like his body. Your man will be flattered, and hopefully more willing to show off the goods by removing the excess hair. Repeatedly tell him you love a sexy bare chest. Let him know you're more inclined to kiss a bare chest than one that is all hairy. How many girls want a mouthful of hair when they're trying to be romantic? If you feel comfortable getting overtly-sexual with him, do it! Tell him you want to run your mouth all over his body, but that chest hair is making it difficult.
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Tell him a hairless chest turns you on. Make him consider the snuggle factor. Say you love to see his bare skin. Explain that soft, bare chests are very kiss-worthy.