Problem: Article: Talk about weddings in casual conversation, bring up cute proposal videos, and comment on friends getting married. See how he reacts, from "I could never do that," to something more interested, like "That's really cute." Don't expect this to get the idea across by itself. This is just a comfortable, low-pressure way to begin the discussion early on. Many men do not think much about marriage and will not bring it up unless the women does. Women must bring up the subject and make their wishes known, unless they want to stay in an unsatisfying "status quo" forever. You do not even need to bring up marriage at this point. Discuss career goals, places you might want to live together, and future plans. Make sure to emphasize the "we" aspect when talking. You want to see how your partner reacts to a life together. If they are excited or involved in future plans, then they may very well be thinking of wedding bells as well. If they don't like talking about the future or making plans then they are likely not interested or ready for a marriage proposal. Some people are oblivious when it comes to hints and may need a little extra help in discerning your intentions. Remember: though you may want to be proposed to, your significant other may not be willing to make that big of a commitment yet. Don't pressure them too much because it could end up pushing them away. You don't want to force it, just help the situation along. Being honest about what you need in the relationship is a critical part of knowing how to get a proposal. If you want to get married, you cannot sit around and hope your partner is a mind-reader. Sit down and talk about marriage in an open, honest fashion. Let him know that getting married is important to you. If he does not want marriage at all, then you need to think about moving on. Having this conversation now, however, can save you months in a relationship that cannot give you what you want. Some men must realize what they will be losing if they are unwilling to make a commitment to a woman who wants to get married. A woman who is willing to leave a man and move on to another relationship to get what she needs is someone who knows how to get a proposal that will result in a happy marriage.
Summary: Bring up the idea of marriage after dating and enjoying a strong, loving relationship for 12 to 24 months. Talk about your future together. Give some obvious hints. Discuss the subject of marriage and be honest about what you are looking for.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you don't already know how short you want to cut your shirt, put it on, and make a mark on it where you want the new hem to be. You can use a dressmaker's chalk, dressmaker's pen, or even a sewing pin for this. Take the shirt off when you are done, and keep it turned inside out. This may also work on other shirts made from stretchy material. It is not recommended for shirts made out of woven material, such as linen, due to fraying. If you want to be extra neat, draw a line using a dressmaker's chalk or pen first, so you will know where to cut. Use a ruler to measure up from the bottom edge of the shirt as you draw the line. This will ensure that the shirt will be the same length all around. This will be the inside of your hem. Your shirt should now be the exact length you want it to be. You don't have to double-fold or finish the raw edge, because T-shirt material does not fray much, if at all. If you want a nicer finish on the inside, then you can serge the raw edge, but it is not necessary. Make sure that you use a heat setting that is safe for the material your shirt is made out of. This will give your shirt a nice, crisp edge all along the bottom. If you do not own a sewing machine, or if you do not know how to sew, slip some iron-on hem tape into the hem first. The results will be stiffer, but at least you won't have to do any sewing. Use a color that matches your shirt, and remove the pins as you sew. For a more professional finish, you can use a double-pointed needle. Alternatively, you can sew a second line right beneath the first one; this only works with the stretch-stitch, however. If you are using iron-on hem tape, simply iron over the hem following the instructions on the package. Be sure to sew back and forth over the start and end of your sewing a few times to prevent unraveling. Try to start sewing at one of the side seams. This will help conceal the start and end of your sewing better. Your shirt is now ready to wear!

SUMMARY: Turn your shirt inside out. Cut your shirt inch (1.27 centimeters) longer than you want it to be. Fold the hem up by inch (1.27 centimeters). Press the hem flat with an iron. Secure the hem with sewing pins. Sew as close to the raw edge as you can using a zigzag stitch or a stretch stitch. Snip off any excess or loose threads.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Dark colors tends to be more office-appropriate than bright hues, so opt for jeans in a solid color such as maroon, plum, or navy. No matter what color you select, make sure your jeans fit well and are not ripped or distressed. The best work jeans will be uniform in color, made of a thicker grade of denim, and not too tight. Skip jeans with embellishments such as studs or rhinestones to keep a more polished, professional look. Skinny or low-slung jeans may be considered inappropriate for some offices. If you work in a conservative setting, play it safe with wide-legged, higher-waisted jeans. If you work in a more formal setting, pair your jeans with a formal blouse or tucked-in collared shirt. For a more casual look, you can also try a simple tank top in a nice, silky fabric. Either way, stick with a neutral colored option. White, cream, grey, tan, and black are all good bets. At a loss? A crisp white button down goes well with nearly any colored jeans. For a more formal look, add a blazer in a dark neutral color like camel, navy, or black. A blazer will dress up even more casual colored jeans and make the whole look more office appropriate. For chillier days, a classic tan trench coat is also a good option for topping off your colored jeans outfit.. To ensure your look remains professional, finish it off with a pair of nice, office-appropriate shoes. A pair of loafers, flats, or ankle boots work well with most pants. If you work at a more formal office, you can dress your look up with some simple pumps. Skip large belts and flashy jewelry. The colored pants on their own will make enough of a statement for office environments.
Summary:
Choose a darker colored denim for a professional look. Pair with a conservative blouse in a neutral color. Top the look with a classic blazer or trench coat. Keep your accessories and shoes understated.