Article: Your parents' concerns may be completely unrelated to your goals, and explaining why you want an account will help them make an informed decision. If they're scared about strangers talking to you online but you don't care about commenting and just want to watch videos, it may put their minds at ease. If you're only interested in watching your favorite YouTubers but don't plan on making your own videos, it could convince them that you'll be safe. If you do want to make your own videos, think about why you want to make them and have a good explanation ready. "I want to express my thoughts on the movies I see" or, "I want to share clips of me playing games with my friends" are examples of good reasons to make YouTube videos. In your explanation, play up the benefits of a YouTube account. Point out that you'll learn how to do new things and be exposed to more educational experiences. If you want to make your own videos, explain that there are valuable skills involved in editing and filming your own videos and that you'll be learning from the experience. It takes patience, communication skills, and a knowledge of video editing to make videos, which are all skills that your parents probably want you to learn anyway. Say something like, "Making my own videos will make be better at public speaking and communicating effectively! You want me to be a good speaker, right?" Your parents will be more likely to let you make an account if they understand the kind of videos that you want to make or watch. Choose 2-3 good examples of the kinds of videos that you'd be interested in watching or making to give them an idea of what you will be looking at. Pick videos that work as good examples of an average video instead of choosing the funniest or coolest video that you've seen. What you find funny or interesting won't necessarily have the same effect on your parents, and the point is to expose them to the formats and tones of the videos that you're interested in. While a PowerPoint is quite easy to put together, it will impress your parents and show them that you're serious about getting an account. Make a slide for each point that you want to make and present it to them to help them understand why you want an account. Choose a pre-built layout from the main menu to give your PowerPoint a cool look.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Tell them why you want a YouTube account. Focus on the benefits of getting a YouTube account. Show your parents the kind of videos you want to watch or create. Build a PowerPoint to show them that you're serious.
Article: After an argument, go into a private place. Continue with your daily life but just refrain from talking to your mother. Keep it up. Do not cave in or let her win. Let her come to you. She will. When she finally gives in, welcome her with open arms. She'll be happy you're interacting with her again, and peace will reign.
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Try the silent treatment.
Article: Cuffs are one of the easiest, most popular ways to pair skinny jeans with ankle boots. Fold the hem once, and then fold it over again to create a double cuff. The cuff should bring the lower edge of each jean leg just above your natural ankle, revealing a thin strip of skin between the boot and the jeans. Try to make it so that the visible strip of skin is around 1 inch (2.5cm) wide. A small glimpse of skin can help lengthen the visual leg line, but too much visible skin can create a large block that makes your leg look shorter. A single cuff can create a bold block at the bottom of the jean, without revealing too much skin. Fold the hem up one time to make a cuff that's 12 inches (2.55.1cm) wide. Single cuffs are great for people who have long legs. If you have shorter legs, try to keep the cuff smaller than 1 inch (2.5cm) to avoid making your leg look short. If you don't like the cuffed look, try folding the hems inward instead of outward. Tuck the hem inside of the leg of jeans until you create about 1 inch (2.5cm) of space in between your jeans and your boots. It's best to fold the jeans only one time for a hidden cuff. To keep the fold in place throughout the day, you can iron the new hem at the bottom of the pant leg. While it might seem tempting to tuck your jeans into the boots, doing so can actually make your legs look shorter. When your jeans are tucked, they can bunch around your ankles, making them look wide and disheveled. This is even true for skinny jeans, which tend to be tighter than straight-leg or bootcut. Even though they might fit into the top of the boots, you should cuff them to prevent bunching.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Roll the hem of your jeans up 2 times to create a thin cuff. Cuff the hem of a pair of tight skinny jeans 1 time for a bolder look. Fold the hem inside of the jeans for a hidden cuff. Avoid tucking the hem into the boot.