In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: For most people, having to do a kissing scene with someone who they don't know very well feels awkward. The best way to alleviate your discomfort is to get to know your co-star a little better. If you're able to become more comfortable with one another, it may be easier to play the kissing scene without feeling much embarrassment. You don't have to spend a lot of time with your co-star to get to know them. Consider going out for some coffee or just sit down and chat with them during rehearsal breaks While it helps if you have a certain comfort level with your co-star, it's just as important that you both grasp what's happening in the kissing scene. Have a discussion about the motivation for each character so you both understand what the kiss means to them and can figure out the best way to approach it. Keep in mind that the kiss might not mean the same thing to both characters. For example, one character might have genuine feelings, while the other is only trying to manipulate their love interest to get something they want. Even if that's the case, you and your co-star should agree on what the overall tone of the kiss should be, such as tender, passionate, or gentle. In order for you and your co-star to feel less awkward during the kiss, it helps to establish clear boundaries about what you're both comfortable with. You might both agree to kiss for real during the scene, but decide that it's best to do it with your mouths completely closed. On the other hand, if you're both feeling embarrassed, you might agree that it's better to do a fake kiss so your lips don't actually touch. Take the time to discuss how close you're willing to get, so neither of you accidentally makes the other uncomfortable. No matter what your director or co-star thinks, you should never do anything that makes you feel uncomfortable. It's normal to feel nervous and awkward, so you shouldn't be afraid to speak up. If you're not sure how to talk to your co-star about your boundaries, you might say something like, "Because we don't know each other well, I'm only comfortable with a close-mouthed kiss. Is that okay with you?"
Summary: Get to know one another. Discuss the character motivation. Set ground rules.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: PSP ISOs are the disk images that PSP games use. There are many websites that let you download PSP ISOs. You can search PSP ISOs in Google to search for websites that have PSP ISOs for download. Some websites include Emuparadise, Free Roms, or Roms Mania. Warning: Many free game and ROM sites are notorious for containing viruses and malware. Make sure you have antivirus software installed on your computer and that it is up to date before downloading PSP ISO or ROMS on your computer. Run a virus scan after you download your games. Many download websites have a list of letters you can click to browse for games alphabetically. You can also use the search bar to search for a game by name. Once you choose a game download, click on the game title. Then click on the download links. You may be able to choose a specific download source or mirror; if so, click one and wait for the download to start. Some games are split in 3-4 parts depending on the size. If a game is split, you need to download all parts.
Summary: Find a website that has PSP ISOs. Search for a game to download. Download the game ISO.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Find a hoop depending on the size you want for your chandelier. For a larger piece that draws interest, pick a hoop that has a diameter of at least 30 inches (0.76m). This will allow you to wrap the lights multiple times. Hoops of this size can be purchased online or at many hardware stores. You can also purchase a hula hoop and use spray paint to give it a matte finish. Start at the end without the plug and wrap a zip tie around the hoop. Continue to wrap the strings of lights around the hoop, securing them as you go. Use as many lights as you need to illuminate the area thoroughly. Test the brightness of the chandelier by plugging it in periodically. The wire should still be flexible, so use one that is 20-gauge or lower. The smaller the number, the thicker the wire will be. Twist the wire to secure it to the hoop. The length of wire you use dictates how low the chandelier will hang. Use a wire cutter to trim it to the correct size. The loop will serve as the hanger for the whole chandelier. Make sure the wires are all of the same lengths so the chandelier doesn't hang crooked. Install a metal hook into the top of your pergola so the chandelier can hang firmly. Hooks can be purchased at any hardware store and installed either by screwing it in or with nails. Hang the chandelier in the center of the pergola to get the most even lighting. Plug in an extension cord to the end of the chandelier. Conceal it the best you can by running it along the wires and stapling it to the pergola. Use a darker colored cable that is more difficult to notice when it is dark and the lights are on.
Summary:
Purchase a large metal hoop. Attach string lights to the hoop with zip ties every 10 inches (25cm). Secure low-gauge metal wire to the hoop in four spots at an even distance. Twist the wires together in a loop at the center of the hoop. Hang the chandelier from a metal hook. Run an extension cord to the ceiling.