Be honest with yourself. If your desire to get back together is about pride or blind emotion, you might want to rethink the decision. Is this relationship worth saving? Don't rush. As a general rule, you should give yourself a full two weeks to think things through. If your ex moves on during that time, there wasn't much of a relationship to save, anyway. If you've gotten your ex to at least speak to you again, there's still probably a lot more work to do with the relationship. Start working it out and try to understand how your ex felt, and feels. There are two sides to every dispute. You know your own side of the story well enough, but if you want to convince your ex to get back together with you, you'll need to understand their side of things, too. If you lied to your ex and it led to your breakup, ask yourself how you would feel if it happened to you. Put yourself in your partner's shoes. Don't force your way into your ex's life when they want you to stay away. Move at their speed. While you might think that space will slow the relationship down, it can actually bring your ex around faster when all is said and done. By giving your ex time and space to breathe, you allow them to calm down and think things through sooner. Stalking includes both physical stalking and cyber stalking. Your ex will let you know about things they want you to know about. Going out of your way to learn more can seem desperate and creepy. When you talk to your ex about getting back together, do so calmly and in a positive tone. Never try to push your ex back into a relationship if he or she really doesn't want it. A better option is to have a serious yet relaxed attitude. You need to make sure that your ex knows you're serious in your intentions, but speaking to you should be easy and free of pressure. Staying friends with your ex is great if you can manage it, but if you want to get back together, you need to offer your partner more than just friendship. It's okay to be a friend to your ex. Listen to his or her concerns and support your ex as a friend would. The strongest relationships are usually built on a deep sense of friendship. Don't stop with being just a friend, though. You won't win your ex back simply by being friends with him or her. You need to make an effort at rekindling the romance, too.
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One-sentence summary -- Make sure getting back together is a good idea. Look at things from your ex's perspective. Give your partner some space. Stay positive. Try not to slip into the friend zone.

Q: Be sure to turn off the computer and remove all connected plugs. Open the chassis of your computer and locate the compatible key slot for your video card. Line up the video card to the compatible key slot on the motherboard and push down. PCI Express cards may feature a holding clip used to secure video cards in place. Pull the clip back and hold onto the video card by its edges to line up with the keys on the motherboard then push the card gently into place until it is seated. If you are upgrading from an older video card, remove the previous card unless it is being used with a cross-connection method described for either Nvidia or AMD video cards. Plug in power using either power connectors or SATA power cables. If the video card requires more than one power source, be sure to use a different cable track from your power supply. You may also use converter cables if you have a different connection type that leads to your power supply. Your video card will come with drivers and software designed to control your video card's behavior. You can obtain the software from a disk that is bundled with the video card or from the manufacturer's website. Follow the instructions provided by the video card manufacturer on how to install the software. Certain programs such as games may require additional setup to be configured for higher resolutions and enhanced features. Your video card may also need to be identified by the software or game in order to display video.
A: Connect the video card to your PC. Install and configure drivers. Configure software settings.

Article: This is one of the techniques of Shinobi Aruki. It is very useful for moving across creaky floor boards and the like. Start in a low crouching position with your arms extended for balance. Put most of your weight on the front leg. Move the back leg from the rear and swing it close to your other leg so it barely touches at the ankles. Extend the moving leg forward and use it to feel for any creaky floor boards. Then starting from the outer edge of your foot, ease your weight onto that leg. This is a walking technique used to travel along walls and through tight spaces. Yoko aruki starts with one's back against the wall. Move the rear leg in the direction of travel. Bend the knees deeply when doing this. Once in this position, move the other leg sideways in front of the other leg and in the direction of travel. This movement should be smooth. This is a good technique for walking through high brush or water. First, lift your front leg straight out of the brush. Slide your foot over the spot in which you intend to step. Point your foot straight down and step into the brush. After the foot has reached the ground return it to a normal position. Perhaps the best way to move about, crouching allows less of you to be seen while moving. Excellent for visual concealment, the crawl is good for crossing soft grass and clean surfaces. The crawl is not good for crossing anything noisy such as hard grass, leaves, and rocky terrain. When you're about to turn around a corner, listen for footsteps or talking around or behind a wall. If you're skilled enough, you can tell which direction they are facing by listening to them. Be sure to press your weight against the wall, and crouch as low as you can to peer around the corner. The lower you are, the less chance they'll see you. When ascending stairs, if they are creaky, walk on the side of them, closest to the wall.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Practice Nuki Ashi. Use Yoko Aruki or sidewalk. Practice Ko Ashi or tiger feet. Try crouching. Practice crawling. Use other stealth tips.

Article: It's the purple, pink, and orange camera app typically found in the app drawer. Use this method if you want to share the 10-second clips of your video to a regular post in your feed. You can post all of the clips to a single postyour followers will just need to swipe left to get to the next clip. Since the maximum video length for a standard post is 60-seconds, you can also record 60-second videos instead of breaking the video into 10-second clips. It's at the bottom-center part of the screen. It's at the bottom-left corner of the screen. You'll only need to do this if you see the photo or video camera screen instead of your gallery. It's at the bottom-right corner of the preview. Tap the first clip of the video first, followed by the next clip, etc. You can include up to 10 clips in a single post. Swipe through the filter options and tap the one you'd like to use. This applies the filter to all video clips. You can mute the video by tapping the speaker icon. The videos will be uploaded to single post in order. Viewers can tap the first clip to start playing the video, then swipe left to the next clip, then the next, etc.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Instagram on your Android. Tap +. Tap GALLERY. Tap SELECT MULTIPLE. Tap the clips in order. Choose a filter (optional) and tap Next. Enter a caption and tap Share.