Write an article based on this "Read about puberty. Write down any questions or concerns you have. Talk to an adult."
article: Dealing with the effects of puberty is hard, but it can help you cope with them if you understand what you're going through. Try finding some books about puberty at your school or local library or searching for articles online about what happens to a girl's body during puberty. You can also ask your school nurse or doctor to recommend some books that will help you understand puberty. In addition, they may have some pamphlets they can give you to start. If you have questions about what will happened to your body and mind during puberty while you're reading, write these questions and concerns down. You may feel more prepared to talk to an adult if you have a list of questions about the topic. Your questions might include things like: When can I expect to see changes in my body? What do I do if I get my period and I'm not at home? Am I going to look different than the other girls in my class? All women have gone through puberty at one time. Ask your mom to answer any questions you have about what kind of changes you'll face during puberty and how you can handle them. You can also try talking to an older sister, your doctor, your school nurse, or female teachers or coaches about what to expect during puberty and how to cope with it.

Write an article based on this "Switch off your phone. Take the contract SIM card out of your phone. Replace the contract SIM card with another SIM card from a different service carrier. Switch on your phone. Enter the unlock key."
article: Press the Power button located either at the top or along the sides of the phone. The Power button's location depends on the make and model of your phone, but is commonly placed on these parts. Removing the SIM card depends on the make and model of your phone: Some phones have the "hot swap" feature. This means that the SIM card can be taken out of the phone without shutting it down. Look for a slot around the sides of your phone. If you can see one, carefully open it and you'll see the SIM card. To remove it, press it a little inside the phone and it will pop out. Some example of phones that have the "hot swap" feature are iPhones and some Android phones from LG and HTC. If you're phone doesn't have the "hot swap" feature or you can't find any SIM card slot around the phone, this means that you can take out the SIM card by removing the back cover and battery of the phone. Turn off your phone. Find a notch, either at the top or bottom side of the phone, that you can use to lift off the back cover. Once the cover is off, take out battery by following the arrows guides located on the battery itself. Insert the SIM card in place of the contract SIM card you took out, and place back the battery and back cover. Press the Power button and wait for the screen to light up. Instead of the normal home screen, a screen that requires you to enter a key will be displayed. Using your phone's keypad, type in the 8-digit unlock key. Press the "Enter" or "OK" button to enter the code. A confirmation message will appear on the screen notifying you that the key has been accepted. Your contract phone has been unlocked and is now ready to be used on any service carrier.

Write an article based on this "Surround yourself with supportive people. Support your partner. Don't take a side."
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If you must hide your relationship because of a difference in values -- whether religious or cultural -- seek the help of people who have been in similar situations. Bide time to help your parents and/or partner adjust to the situation. By surrounding yourself with caring and respectful people, you can rise above your parents' closed-mindedness if they are unwilling to change. Assure your partner that they are cared for and that you don't agree with your parents but don't want to lose your relationship with them. Build his confidence that your parents' opinions won't hurt your relationship. Let him know that he is more important than your parent's approval and that the secrecy is temporary. You don't need to put a time limit, but it can be expected that your partner may give you an ultimatum. No one wants to be in a relationship that their partner is ashamed to be in. Be prepared to choose between telling your parents or losing your partner. This isn't about who is right or wrong, this is about how you define family and your own values. Everyone will have to learn to respect and accept one another if you want to have them in your life. Be strong in your own values and communicate respectfully that you are unwilling to compromise that. Hiding your relationship should not be permanent. It may take time for your parents to realize that only you know what's best for you. If it means losing your parents, that is for them to decide. Being true to yourself is what's most important for your mental, emotional and physical health.