Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Seek out opportunities to be around him. Smile! Introduce yourself by saying "Hi". Break the ice with her. Make your attraction apparent to your crush. Set up an opportunity for deeper interaction.

Answer: This could mean anything-- do you go to the same school? Are you neighbours? In virtually every circumstance, there are plenty of opportunities to get on that person's radar. A great start is to put yourself in his general area. Find out what events he'll be attending, or where he eats lunch. The more you're around him, the more opportunities you'll have to interact with one another. The universal gesture of kindness, there is nothing so simple and profoundly effective in winning your crush as a smile. Whenever you see her, make sure to flash her a smile! While it might be hard if you're shy, you should find it gets easier very quickly. The reaction will almost certainly be positive. If, for whatever reason, she doesn't smile back, don't worry about it! There could be a number of reasons she didn't reciprocate the gesture. You may have caught her off guard; it's also possible that she's simply shy. Interpreting her actions as a sign she's uninterested in you should only be a last resort. It sounds simple, but you might be surprised how many people tend to overlook this easy, though crucial step. Once you're in his vicinity, there should be plenty of opportunities to say hello. Don't feel self-conscious in doing this; very seldom does anyone respond negatively to a simple act of attention and positive feeling. There are a virtually infinite number of ways you can do this. Look to your surroundings and circumstances for something general to talk about. For example: If you've got a class together: "Hey, would I be able to share notes with you? I want to see if I missed anything." If you're at a library/theater: "Any books or movies you could recommend me?" If you're at a sports game: "Hey! Which team are you part of/rooting for?" At a party: "Hey! How did you hear about this party?" A crucial, common mistake to make is to be too modest about your feelings. If you don't show signs of attraction, she might not get the impression you are interested in her. Although you want to make sure not to get direct with it quite yet, there are plenty of things you can do to show interest. If you are relaxed enough, chances are you're exhibiting some of these traits already. If you're a girl: Twirling your hair while talking to him. If you're a guy: Keeping a strong posture around her. Keeping your feet pointing in his direction. Maintaining eye contact and smiling at her. Making light bodily contact, like touching his arm or shoulder. Soon enough, you'll need to get your relation at a more substantive point where you can move past icebreakers and learn about her in greater depth. While the traditional thing to do in the past was for one party to ask the other on a date, there are countless options for you to pursue in this respect: Although it sounds impersonal, talking online is a great, non-committal way to get to know someone pretty effectively. Things some people might have trouble discussing in person are much more easily divulged online. If you go to school together, you might ask: "Want to eat lunch together sometime?" Again, this is a casual, easygoing way to get to know someone a lot better. While you may feel obliged to wait for your crush to ask you out on a date, hinging upon social norms is a waste of time. If you're confident enough in your feelings, asking him to go out with you some night is a great way to demonstrate your confidence and make progress with impressing your crush.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have hot water with lemon. Drink ginger or licorice tea. Make a soothing herbal tea. Have hot apple cider vinegar.

Answer: You can sooth an itchy throat by drinking hot water with fresh lemon juice. You may also add honey and fresh ginger root to the hot water to make a soothing, hot beverage for your throat. Drink hot water with lemon every few hours to help soothe your throat. Squeeze half a lemon for every cup of hot water and add one teaspoon of honey and fresh ginger. For an added benefit, you may also add teaspoon of turmeric to the hot water with lemon. Turmeric can help to clean out your throat and relieve any itchiness. You can also find relief for your throat by preparing ginger tea. You may use tea bags or fresh ginger root. Slice up the ginger root into small pieces and boil it for 10 15 minutes. Then, strain out the ginger pieces and consume the liquid to relieve your sore throat. Licorice root has also been known to soothe an irritated throat. You can use licorice tea bags or real licorice root. Slice an ounce of the licorice root into small pieces and let it steep in boiling water for 24 hours. Then, strain out the licorice pieces, add honey, and drink the liquid. You may try using herbs to make a tea or use herbs in tincture form. Always use high quality herbs from a trusted source. You may drink three to four cups of the tea made from the herbs or consume one to three drops of the herbs in tincture form, three to four times a day. There are specific natural herbs made for the treatment of itchy throat, including: Dong quai (Angelica sinensis) Eyebright (Euphrasia officinalis) Gingko (Gingko biloba) Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) Red clover (Trifolium pratense) Stinging nettles (Urtica dioica) Apple cider vinegar can help relieve a sore throat and coughing as a result of an itchy throat. Try to use organic apple cider vinegar, mixing a tablespoon of the vinegar in 8 10 ounces of water. You may warm up the water until it is hot and add honey to dilute the taste of the vinegar. If you are able to stomach the apple cider vinegar taste, you may add less water and drink the vinegar straight for a stronger mixture. Some people have trouble with the taste of apple cider vinegar, so adjust the strength based on your preference.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look to see if he's looking at you every few minutes. If you both are in a group, walk a little ahead of them. Get someone to ask him who he likes. Ask other people that hang out with you two if they've noticed any signs of him liking you.

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If he's always looking at you, he might like you. If he follows you or walks faster to be next to you, he might like you. Preferably, one of the people in your group.