INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you don't keep your word in your relationship, your partner starts to doubt you and your commitment. Seemingly minor broken promises slowly eat away at trust and bring insecurity into the relationship. Aim to be reliableonly make promises you can keep. For example, if you promised your partner you would spend time together over the weekend, don't flake at the last minute to hang with your friend. Keeping your word shows that you prioritize the relationship and makes you appear worthy of trust. If you are running late to a commitment or if you cannot make it, call as soon as you can to let your partner know what is happening and apologize. Trust deepens when you and your partner are able to show that you are there for one another. You can build trust for your partner (and vice versa) by asking them for favors. If they come through and hold up their end of the bargain, you are more likely to trust them when you need assistance in the future. For example, you ask your partner to pick you up from work when your car is with the mechanic. If they come on time, they will seem more dependable. Asking for help can also build intimacy, sense you are showing that you trust the person enough to do something for you. Another way of building trust is making personal disclosures with a partner. If the person keeps your secret, then they prove themselves worthy of your trust.If you're just starting out, make a minor disclosure. If the person maintains your confidence with a small disclosure, you can work your way to sharing deeper, more intimate secrets.

SUMMARY: Do what you say you will. Rely on your partner for help. Disclose some of your secrets.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll have an easier time drawing the hair if you can use the head as a reference point. Find a reference photo and draw the outline of the person's head. If you don't want to use a reference photo, draw an oval that's narrower at the bottom than it is as the top. Don't worry about making the outline of the head perfectyou can adjust it later. Outline the sides of the hair, the top of the hair, and the hairline. End the sides of the hair about halfway down the face. Leave a small gap between the hair and the head to give the hair some volume. The right way to draw the outline will depend on the hairstyle. If the hair is longer on the top than on the sides, outline the shorter hair on the sides of the head so the tops of the outlines are in line with the parts in the hair. Then, draw the outline of the longer hair on top of the head. If you're drawing short hair that's the same length all around, just draw one connected outline since there won't be any noticeable parts in the hair. If you're drawing curly short hair, draw the outlines of the curls around the top and sides of the head, but don't draw the individual curls within the hair yet. A lot of shorter hair has thick, distinct pieces throughout it, particularly on the top. If the hair is brushed back, draw these pieces of hair coming up and away from the hairline. If the hair is brushed forward, start at the top of the head and draw the pieces of hair coming down toward the hairline and over the forehead. Some of the pieces will overlap. Some of them might be thicker than others, and some of them might stick out straight or curl to the side. If you're drawing textured, curly, or wavy hair, there will be more clusters of hair throughout the outline.
Summary: Sketch the outline of the head. Draw the basic shape of the hair on the head. Draw clusters of hair throughout the outline.

Wearing a bra that is too big will not make your breasts look larger. That is why it is important to wear the right size bra for you. You can visit a lingerie shop and have them measure you to help you fit a bra to your size, or measure yourself before you shop for a new bra to ensure that you get a good fit. Use a flexible tape measure, like one found in a sewing kit. Wrap the measuring tape around the top of your rib cage just below your breasts. Check the measurement and then round this measurement to the nearest even number to determine your bust size. Measure around your body and across the nipples to find your cup size. The difference in inches between your bust measurement and this measurement is what determines the cup size. If you have less than an inch of difference, then you are an AA cup, a difference of one inch is an A cup, a difference of two inches is a B cup, a difference of three inches is a C cup, etc. Your breast size will change as you grow and gain or lose weight. Re-measure yourself periodically when you feel you may have had a change in your breast size and need a new bra. One way to increase your breast size with your bra is to look for a bra that is padded. Some bras even promise that they will make your breasts look like they are a full cup size larger. Look for a padded bra that provides the level of padding that you are looking for. Try on a few different padded bras to find the padding level that works for you. Padding comes in a variety of materials, so you can also look for a bra with a specific type of padding. Foam or silicone rubber padding is common, effective and comfortable. Gel and liquid padding was created to give a more natural breast-like feel to the touch. Some padded bras have a pocket which allows you to remove the padded inserts if you choose. Some bras are more effective than others at increasing your breast size. Try to choose a bra that will give your breasts the lift and support they need to look larger. Some popular choices include: Demi cup bras. Demi cup bras are cut lower and closer to the nipple to allow more of your breast to spill over the top. The extra exposed skin will provide more cleavage. Push-up bra. The wires in an underwire push-up bra run along the bottom of the breasts in the front of the bra. Some people find underwire push-up bras uncomfortable, but they lift and support your breasts, which can make your breasts look larger.
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One-sentence summary -- Check your bra size. Look for a padded bra. Consider different types of padding. Go for specific bra types.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: With a flexible measuring tape, like one you would find in sewing kit, take a measurement around your head. If you don't have this kind of measuring tape, a piece of string will work. Write down the number of inches your head measured. If you used string, make a mark on it noting the measurement. You'll use this measurement to create the band of the cap. If you want to make sure the cap isn't too tight, you may want to add a little extra length. Cut the strip to your head measurement length and about 2 inches wide. After you cut it, circle it around your head to make sure it's the right size. Trim it down or cut a longer strip as needed. Staple the strip into a circle. A cereal box is a good option for this step. With the cardboard circle sitting on the table, or counter, place a coffee filter inside it with open end up. Place 4 to 5 staples around the edge securing the filter to the cardboard circle. This wrap should extend about inch past each side of the cardboard. Fold the extra down over the rim of the cardboard on the top and bottom. Then glue it in place to make sure it stays folded. You want the hat to appear all white, so try to make sure the cardboard is not visible. To do this, either use thick enough paper or fabric, or considering making it double thick with two layers. If you used a white shirt to cut out the collar, you could use more fabric from this same shirt. The portion of the coffee filter that you stapled to the cardboard will be the top of the hat so the staples don't rest on your head. Allow all of the glue to dry before placing the hat on your head.

SUMMARY:
Measure your head's circumference. Cut a strip of thin, flexible cardboard. Attach a coffee filter to the cardboard circle. Wrap white fabric or paper around the cardboard. Push the coffee filter through so the bottom becomes the top.