Write an article based on this "Pull tights on carefully. Keep fingernails and skin smooth. Wait to put on jewelry. Be mindful of what you sit on or lean up against."
article: Gather all of the material of one leg of your tights between the thumb and forefinger of each hand, all the way to the toe. Then slip your foot inside and pull the tights up the rest of your leg, releasing the gathered fabric in one gentle motion rather than pulling and yanking it in stages. Ensure that when you pull on a skirt or dress that no zippers or other fastenings catch on the material of your tights. Examine your fingernails and toenails before pulling on tights. If you have any that are too long with jagged or sharp edges, cut or file them down to a smooth curve. Moisturize your legs and feet to prevent cracked or peeling skin from catching on tights. Focus on your heels when you moisturize, as they can commonly develop more cracks and rough callouses. You may even want to exfoliate with a pumice stone or scrub if you have very rough skin on your feet. You can also moisturize your hands right before putting tights on to keep rough surfaces and hangnails from catching as you're pulling and manipulating the tights with your fingers. Put on rings, bracelets, or watches only after you're done pulling on and adjusting hosiery, as these can easily catch on the material. Remember to remove your jewelry again before taking off the tights at the end of the day or night. Toe rings can also easily catch on tights when slipping your foot into them. Remove toe rings if you plan to wear tights. They won't show in closed shoes anyway. While wearing your tights out, avoid surfaces or other objects with rough, sharp, or uneven textures, as they can catch on your tights if you come in contact with them. For example, a concrete or wood bench or step could harm your tights when you sit down on it. Try to pull clothing over tights, place something between your tights and the surface, or choose a different seat altogether. Hardware and sharp embellishments on your own shoes can also ruin your tights while you're walking or crossing your legs, so opt for smooth footwear before you go out.

Write an article based on this "Surround yourself with supportive people. Support your partner. Don't take a side."
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If you must hide your relationship because of a difference in values -- whether religious or cultural -- seek the help of people who have been in similar situations. Bide time to help your parents and/or partner adjust to the situation. By surrounding yourself with caring and respectful people, you can rise above your parents' closed-mindedness if they are unwilling to change. Assure your partner that they are cared for and that you don't agree with your parents but don't want to lose your relationship with them. Build his confidence that your parents' opinions won't hurt your relationship. Let him know that he is more important than your parent's approval and that the secrecy is temporary. You don't need to put a time limit, but it can be expected that your partner may give you an ultimatum. No one wants to be in a relationship that their partner is ashamed to be in. Be prepared to choose between telling your parents or losing your partner. This isn't about who is right or wrong, this is about how you define family and your own values. Everyone will have to learn to respect and accept one another if you want to have them in your life. Be strong in your own values and communicate respectfully that you are unwilling to compromise that. Hiding your relationship should not be permanent. It may take time for your parents to realize that only you know what's best for you. If it means losing your parents, that is for them to decide. Being true to yourself is what's most important for your mental, emotional and physical health.