Q: If you are too afraid to ask your crush out in person, then you can do so electronically. If you have their number, call or text them and see if they'd like to go out. You can even DM or email them if you have his email address or social media information. You can say something like "Hey Trevor, how are you? I was wondering if you would like to go out with me on Saturday night?" If you are nervous about his response, go and do something else like watch a show for 30 minutes or so to calm down, and then check your phone. If you prefer not to ask via text, practice asking him out in the mirror to build your confidence up. When you do so, think about how you look and what your gestures or facial expressions are conveying. If they express nervousness, then keep practicing until they don't. Put together an empowering playlist of your favorite songs. Listen to them that morning while you're getting dressed, in your car on the way to work or school, and whenever you have some free time during the day before you see him. This will also put you in a good mood, which will make the ask easier and more enjoyable.
A: Asking them via phone or email. Practice in the mirror. Listen to some confidence boosting music.

Q: . Eye contact is very important in human-to-human interaction, but it has an added element when it comes to partner selection. When you meet your crush's eyes, you are demonstrating that you're into him or her without being obvious about it. Here are some ways not to do it: Avoid staring at the other person's body. It can be considered as "sexing", which isn't really comfortable for some people. A lingering glance is okay, though. Avoid staring into the eyes without a break. That's plain creepy! . It doesn't need to be long at first, and it definitely shouldn't be complicated or make your partner feel uncomfortable. Here are some tips: Don't make "you" the main topic of conversation. Your partner will think that you're arrogant and just a bit boring. Get him or her talking about him or herself. Not only will you learn about the other person, he or she will also enjoy the conversation and want to continue talking. Avoid talking about personal or touchy things, especially money, faith, and politics. Money is a general turn-off (especially boasting or acting desperate) while beliefs can be navigated a little later on, when you're both feeling a little more certain about one another. Nothing is more annoying that having someone that you're not interested in keep pursuing you. Watch the other person's body language for clues on how he or she is feeling about you. Some signals are deliberate while others are done instinctively, almost without the other person knowing it. If the person you're flirting with is a woman and she puts her purse between you and her or grips it tightly, she's sending you a signal that she's not interested in you. Another signal is the direction of the body. If his or her body faces away from you, even if it's just the angle of his or her legs, it's time to move on. He or she may also come right out and tell you that he or she is not interested. If this happens, then politely leave.
A: Make eye contact Start an easy conversation Know when to back off.

Q: Before you start setting up your tripod, it is best to know where you want to take your photo. Be sure the backdrop will work for your photograph, and decide on the direction you will want to take your photo.
A: Decide on your location.

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