Write an article based on this "Arm yourself with information about abuse."
article: Domestic violence and abuse is more common than people generally expect. This has significant short- and long-term health implications for the victims. Here are some statistics about abuse in the United States: 25-30% of women experience domestic violence. Domestic violence situations cause disability and deteriorate your health, similar to "the effects of living in a war zone." A little over 10% of men were victimized by their partners. 1,200 women die each year from domestic violence. Two million women sustain injuries every year from domestic violence. Domestic violence occurs across all socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds. Domestic violence is most prevalent in the poorest of neighborhoods and people who went to college but did not finish school. Victims of domestic violence are more at risk for alcoholism. The risk of disability (emotional, mental and physical) for victims of domestic violence is doubled. The victim's likelihood that they cannot walk without using a device for assistance (like a cane or walker), or need a wheelchair raises by 50%. The risk of stroke for victims raises by 80%, as well as the risk of heart ailments and arthritic joints by 70%, and asthma by 60%.

Write an article based on this "Investigate the identity of the infringer. Offer to license the work. Send a cease-and-desist letter. Take advantage of the DMCA takedown provisions."
article: If you find someone using your work without your permission, take some time to find out who they are before you attempt to contact them. For example, if the user turns out to be a child, it may not be worth the time or effort to engage them. Check the website's Whois information to find out who has registered the domain. Then find out the infringer's Internet service provider and who is hosting the infringer's website. Once you've identified the owner of the website using your work without permission, send them a letter introducing yourself, and offer to give them permission. Be courteous and professional. Don't even mention copyright infringement. Simply say that you noted they'd posted your work online, that you were flattered they enjoyed it, and state what you would like in exchange. Perhaps you're only interested in being attributed as the author, or you'd like for them to link to your site. Another popular, non-licensing-permission option is to have them provide a retail link so the site's visitors can legitimately purchase your work. If the website gets a lot of traffic, this could result in sales for you that outweigh any money you would have gotten from a license. If you do want to offer a strict license for the work, explain your rates and the options available, and give them the opportunity to get back to you. Give them a deadline to respond, but don't threaten them. If your deadline passes, you haven't heard from the infringer, and your content has not been removed, take things a step further by sending them a formal cease-and-desist letter. Check their site again before you send the letter. Sometimes a website owner becomes frightened or embarrassed by a letter such as the first one you sent, even if you wrote it in a polite and friendly tone. In such a case s/he may simply remove your content from the site without saying anything. Check the site thoroughly. The owner may have moved it to a new address, or s/he may have back-dated it in an attempt to placate you. Consider having an intellectual-property attorney draft your cease-and-desist letter. Since you are accusing them of violating your rights, and you're threatening legal action if the matter is not resolved, you want to make sure you have the wording correct. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act requires web hosts to employ a DMCA agent and take down content they host that infringes someone's copyright. Fulfilling this requirement allows web hosts to claim they are exempt from liability for the infringement. If the website is a blog or other page hosted by a blogging service such as WordPress or Tumblr, you may find on it a form to fill out notifying the agent that someone is violating your rights. On the infringer's website, there should be links for "legal" or "copyright" at the top or bottom of the page. You can use this option only if you posted the work online before the infringer did. Otherwise you can't prove that they copied it from you and not the other way around. Include a copy of your letters to the infringer, or offer to provide them on request, as some blogging services want you to attempt to contact the blog owner on your own at least once before you resort to filing a DMCA takedown request. Once you submit the form, the host will review your claim and remove the post if they find in your favor, usually within 24 hours.

Write an article based on this "Talk to your husband. Ask your husband to write down what he likes if he won't talk about sex. Tell your husband what you enjoy during sex."
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The best way to learn what will impress your husband is to ask him. You should do this before you have sex. You might say, "Is there anything new you want to try?" You can even suggest new positions and see if he wants to try them. Your husband may not necessarily want to try something new. Instead, he might want to have sex more often or to spend more time together. Consider what your husband has to say and see if you can both work out a solution. Have your husband underline passages in a book, write down his fantasies, or suggest videos of things that he might like to try. Encourage your husband to share these with you by telling him you're open to new ideas in the bedroom. You might say, "I know it makes you uncomfortable to talk about, but if there's anything you ever want to try, you can tell me or leave me a note on my dresser." Good sex includes mutual satisfaction. If your husband needs to improve on some aspects, try to avoid nagging or criticizing him. Instead, gently redirect him by telling him what you do like. For example, you might say, "I love it when you bite my neck." If your husband ever tries something that makes you uncomfortable, you have the right to say no. Just say, "I don't want to do that," "I'm not in the mood for that." If something hurts physically, say, "That hurts a little."