Problem: Article: It's not always realistic to give a fake friend a lot of your time and energy. Be aware of how much you can tolerate this person and manage your time with them accordingly. Give carefully in your relationships. You should not give someone a heavy amount of time or consideration if they consistently violate your boundaries, blow you off, or otherwise disrespect you. Fake friends tend to engage in these behaviors. You are not required to respect someone who does not respect you. If a fake friend is difficult to make plans or spend time with, it's okay to disengage. You can still be around this person, especially if you have to in groups, but it's okay to stop reaching out on a one-to-one level or engaging this friend's drama. You should focus your emotional energy on true friends. Fake friends are unlikely to change their behavior, and in some cases may eventually turn into outright bullies. Therefore, manage your expectations carefully when interacting with a fake friend. Keep in mind this interaction may very likely be negative. Preparing yourself for bad behavior can help you feel less stung or confused when it occurs. If your friend Samantha consistently gives backhanded compliments or subtly puts you down, expect as much when you're getting drinks with her. Say to yourself, "This is just how Samantha is." Try not to want too much from this person. If you were invested in the relationship, and it turned out to be fake, this can be a major letdown. However, it's important you accept you cannot rely on this person for your emotional fulfillment or wellbeing. Fake friendships can take an ugly turn at times and may be difficult to manage longterm. Consistently take stock of a fake friend's behavior. Watch for signs that the behavior is becoming worse, to the point it borders on bullying. You should periodically take stock of a fake friend's behavior. Ask yourself if their behavior has made you more uncomfortable or stressed lately. Has this friend been getting increasingly difficult to deal with? Is this person creating more drama for you and your other friends? Friendships do change over time. It's possible a fake friend will change over a long period of time. Fake friends can turn into true friends over time. It's important to take stock of any changes in your relationship. If you feel someone is becoming a better friend, you may be able to continue to have this person in your life. When dealing with fake friends, it's easier to put your needs and wants on hold. You may find yourself bending over backwards to accommodate someone who is difficult to please. If you're having more bad times with a person than good times, make sure to put your emotional needs first. It's okay to temporarily disengage altogether, or simply give this person slightly less time and energy, if the relationship is becoming too exhausting for you.
Summary: Set limits regarding time and emotional space. Have realistic expectations regarding a fake friend's behavior. Monitor the nature of the friendship over time. Make sure you care for your own emotional needs.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Don't set an alarm because you will become bored before it's an appropriate time to wake up your parents. Spray some more body spray on them in case they lost some scent. You do not only want to look good but smell good. Then, put on a little mascara. You want to look natural, not like you're going out to a party. You can decide whether to curl or straighten your hair. Plug in your hair appliance and carefully create loose curls or a straight hair look. You can also put it up into a ponytail or bun, or leave it down to frame your face shape.

SUMMARY: Wake up on your own. Undress and get into your hanging holiday pajamas. Put on deodorant and/or body spray. Place concealer under your eyes and on any blemishes. Take out the damp braids and brush out your hair once again. Apply more body lotion or moisturizer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Genetics play a significant part in your risk of developing breast cancer. Estimates suggest that between 5% and 10% of cancers develop due to genetics. Even though the family history is important, the majority of women that develop breast cancer do not have a family history at all. Depending on your personal family history, your doctor may recommend that you have the blood test to determine if you are carrying the identified genes. The most common genes that have been identified as contributing to breast cancer are called BRCA1 and BRCA2. 45-65% percent of people who inherent these genes develop breast cancer prior to age 70. Ask for a referral. If your doctor is not able to perform the genetic testing, ask your doctor for a referral to a geneticist that can review your family history and make specific recommendations regarding the possible need for the genetic testing. Several variables increase the odds of developing breast cancer that are related to age. First of all, just aging is considered a risk factor. The older you get, the greater the chance of developing breast cancer. Beginning your period before 12 years of age is a risk factor for breast cancer later in life. Experiencing menopause at an older that average age is considered a risk factor. The average for menopause is about 51 years of age. Some relationships have been established that may increase your risk based on pregnancy. Women that have never been pregnant are considered to be at an increased risk. Delivering your first child after age 35 is considered to increase your risk of breast cancer. Breast cancer is a complex disease that make it impossible to predict those that will or will not develop it, even when all risk factors are considered. Additional factors that have been identified as contributing to the chance of getting breast cancer include the following: A personal history of breast cancer. Radiation treatment or exposure to the chest area as a child or young adult. Having dense breast tissue. A certain kind of hormonal replacement therapy (Duavee) may decrease this risk. A personal history of ovarian cancer. Getting pregnant for the first time after the age of 30. Never getting pregnant. Taking a drug called DES, or diethylstilbestrol, which was prescribed to prevent miscarriage during the years between 1940 and 1971. Being exposed in the uterus if your mother took the same drug while pregnant with you.
Summary: Review your family history. Recognize age-related factors. Consider pregnancy factors. Take into account additional factors.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The main cause of cirrhosis is long-term alcoholism. Men and women react differently to alcohol as tolerance varies from one person to another. Most men can take two to five bottles of beer a day while one or two bottles can damage a woman's liver. People who consume a lot of alcohol and drink often have a higher possibility of developing cirrhosis, however, it really comes down to the individual. In some cases, one drink can damage a person's liver. These infections include Hepatitis B and C, both of which can damage the liver. These conditions are caused by viruses, though they can also be transmitted via bodily fluids. The people who are at a greater risk of contracting the disease are health care workers. This is a condition caused by accumulation of fat in the liver. This condition usually occurs in people who are diabetic, obese and have high blood pressure. The fat causes tenderness and scarring to the liver and over a period, this leads to cirrhosis. Therefore, the people who suffer from these conditions are at a higher risk of getting cirrhosis. The bile ducts help to transport the bile formed by the liver to the intestines. The bile is used in the digestion of fats and can accumulate, thus scarring the liver. In adults, the bile ducts can become blocked or scarred if the person experiences a serious infection somewhere in the body. In children, blockage of the bile duct can be caused by biliary atresia, which is when the bile ducts are damaged or they are absent. This causes the bile to accumulate in the liver, causing the liver to stop functioning properly.
Summary:
Know that alcoholism can cause cirrhosis. Monitor chronic liver infections. Know that steatohepatitis can cause cirrhosis. Note that bile duct blockage can cause cirrhosis.