Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Act confident. Take care of yourself and your appearance. Be an awesome person.

Answer: You don't have to be confident but you do have to act confident. This will make people, girls included, take you seriously. Also, as we discuss below, girls think confidence is super attractive. Why would she want to like you if you don't like yourself very much? However, don't be that guy that thinks he can do no wrong and that every word out of his mouth is a new book of the Bible. Admit when you're wrong, always seek to improve yourself, and don't act like you're God's gift to women. Don't be a Captain Hammer. For that matter, try not to be a Doctor Horrible either.....at least with all the killing bits. That would be counter-productive. Don't feed the stereotype of nerds not taking care of their bodies. Like self confidence, if you can't care about yourself enough to take care of yourself, how are you supposed to take care of someone else? Wash your body and hair regularly, wear clean clothes (without holes!), and brush your teeth. No Bowser breath here! Be a Nathan Drake. Be a Bruce Wayne. Be a Captain Picard. Be a guy who's fun to be around, knows things, and makes the world and the people around him better because that's what girls really want. You don't have to be the smartest guy, but be knowledgeable about the world around you. Help people by volunteering your time and being there for everyone you know. And get out there and do things! Even if it's just going to cons, you have got to get out and live your life, not just sit around all day. If you want to do something awesome and show the world (and the ladies) how great nerds can be, do work with nerdy charities like Child's Play. This will go to a good cause and show people that nerds contribute to society in impactful, wonderful ways. If you really want to get a girlfriend, take a lesson from the Patrick Stewart School of Awesome and respect the heck out of women. It turns out they really like that.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Recognize signs of family problems. Talk to your parents. Learn ways to get along with siblings. Find ways to spend time outside of home. Take abuse seriously.

Answer: Some family problems can affect your life greatly and create a lot of distress, which can be hard when you are trying to balance your home and school life. You want a place where you feel safe, and home isn't it. This can make you feel stressed, exhausted, confused, isolated, and negative. Some signs of family problems can include: Frequent arguing and disagreements. Poor communication. Angry outbursts. Avoidance. Physical conflict. Especially if your family has gone through a major transition, such as a move, birth of a sibling, or divorce, talk to your parents and let them know how you feel. It's hard to say whether they will respond in a way that benefits you, but you may be surprised to find they listen and support you. Tell your parents that you're having a hard time with all the changes. Tell them you feel stressed and don't know what to do. Maybe the biggest trigger at home is trying to get along with your sibling(s). Find ways to enjoy your time with your siblings in ways that don't lead to conflict. Try to avoid topics or situations that tend to lead to fights. Find ways to show you care about your sibling. Try to resolve any ongoing feuds. For instance, if you fight for time in the bathroom in the mornings, create a schedule. You can also start taking showers at night. If you really struggle to get along while at home, or want to avoid the fights that happen at home between siblings or parents, find an outside activity. Try to spend less time at home and more time with school activities or with friends. This isn't a long-term option, but should be used to temporarily get you through a tough time. Hopefully you can repair relationships and begin to spend more time with your family soon. If you are experiencing abuse in your home, seek help immediately. This can include from a parent, step-parent, relative, or sibling. Abuse within the home can include: Hitting, shoving or physical force that endangers or injures you. Someone belittling, humiliating, or criticizing you. Someone controlling everything you do, controlling your finances and your daily activities. Sexually approaching you (giving you unwanted kisses, unwanted touches or sexual contact, including oral sex or penetration, or forcing you to do the same). Blaming you for the behavior. If you are in danger, call 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place some chocolate liqueur and cocoa powder in separate dishes.

Answer:
To prepare garnish for the martini glass, pour a splash of chocolate liqueur in a small rimmed dish. Place a separate small dish beside the liqueur, and sprinkle a little cocoa powder in it. If there are any lumps in the cocoa powder, use a whisk to quickly break them up.