IN: What happens next?

How to determine your dominant eye
Try a simple pointing test.
With both eyes open, point your finger at a distant object. Close one eye, then switch and close the other eye.

OPTIONS:
- Practice the trick until you know how far in front you are aiming. One or both eyes should still be in contact with each other.
- If your point is symmetrical, look it in the direction the object is swinging from. The movement should be fluid, not jerky.
- This will likely take a couple of tries, depending on the positioning of your finger. One eye should be opening up and the other should close.
- Your finger should appear to move off or away from the object when one eye is closed. If the finger does not appear to move, then the eye you closed is your nondominant eye.

OUT: Your finger should appear to move off or away from the object when one eye is closed. If the finger does not appear to move, then the eye you closed is your nondominant eye.

IN: What happens next?

An athlete in black pants sits on a rowing machine and pulls on a weighted cable. The athlete switches to a one arm rowing exercise on the machine. the man

OPTIONS:
- stops to release the cable as he parks his bike on the ground.
- switches to a one leg stance on the machine.
- does a handstand on the machine and stands up.
- back flips on the machine as he works out.

OUT: switches to a one leg stance on the machine.

IN: What happens next?

How to be in a relationship without your parents knowing
Evaluate your priorities.
Decide if it's actually a good idea to keep your relationship from your parents. Do your parents disapprove of your relationship because they are strict, protective or worrisome? Does culture, religion, or an age difference factor into their disapproval? While your parents have the benefit of life experience, only you know what your relationship is worth.

OPTIONS:
- Talk to your friends and support system. Remember that if you keep your relationship a secret, the greater the potential problems will be when it comes to light.
- Look for ways to move forward in your relationship without your parents seeing you spending time together. Do your parents fear the sun will crash? If so, give them a heads up.
- Your parents might worry that you're getting serious about dating someone else if you're young. Choose someone you'd enjoy spending more time with.
- Spend some time asking yourself what your decisions are being weighed. Try to weigh the pros and cons of your relationship with your parents.

OUT:
Talk to your friends and support system. Remember that if you keep your relationship a secret, the greater the potential problems will be when it comes to light.