In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Try to find shirts that are tight-fitting and are snug against your body so they accentuate your features better. Look for pants that aren't baggy at the bottoms of the legs and fit around your waist without them slipping. Try on any clothes before you buy them and check how you look in a mirror to see if it's something that fits you well or matches your style. Ask for someone else's honest opinion if you aren't sure how an outfit looks on you. Try layering your outfits to seem more stylish. For example, you may wear a T-shirt with a button-up shirt and cardigan. Pay attention to fashion trends at your school or online so you can incorporate them into your outfit. Don't let other people dictate what clothes you wear. All that matters is that you find clothes that you're comfortable and confident wearing. Common accessories you can wear include ties, watches, bracelets, necklaces, or rings. Look for items that match clothes or outfits that you already wear so you can incorporate them into your regular style. Aim to wear 12 accessories each day to help other people notice you more, and rotate which ones you put on so you don't get tired of wearing the same thing all of the time. You don't need to accessorize if you don't want to. Avoid wearing a lot of accessories at the same time since it could be distracting to the rest of your look. more often to look approachable. People are usually attracted to smiling since they make you seem more friendly and personable. Pay attention to your facial expressions throughout the day and while you're interacting with people to see if you're smiling. Try to think of something that makes you happy to help make your smile feel more genuine. You can choose to smile with a closed or open mouth. Practice smiling in front of a mirror so you don't feel self-conscious smiling often in public. Keep your back and neck straight rather than hunched over. Relax your shoulders as much as you can so you don't seem tense and push your chest out slightly to seem more muscular. If you need to check your phone, hold it up to eye level rather than bending your neck down since it can make your posture worse. Good posture can also prevent any aches or pains in your back or neck. Check your posture in a mirror so you can see how it changes the way your body looks. on a regular basis if you want to build or tone your muscles. You can either do bodyweight exercises or use workout equipment for additional weight and resistance. Try to work out 34 times per week for at least 30 minutes at a time so you can burn fat and strengthen your muscles. Focus on different muscle groups, such as arms, legs, chest, back, and abs, with each workout so you stay toned and avoid overworking specific areas. If your school has exercise equipment, see what hours they're available so you can use them. Easy exercises you can try are push-ups, sit-ups, arm curls, and squats. Include cardio exercises, such as walking or jogging, at least 23 times per week in your routine. Limit the amount of sugary or salty treats you have since they can make you gain weight and don't offer a lot of nutrients. Instead, try to incorporate more fruits, vegetables, and complex carbs so your body gets healthy vitamins and minerals. Enjoy lean proteins, such as fish, chicken, nuts, and soy, rather than those that are high in fat since they aren't as good for you. Pay attention to the portion sizes of your food so you don't overeat. Stay hydrated by drinking about 68 fluid ounces (180240ml) of water each day. It's okay to have an unhealthy snack every so often, but don't make it a regular habit.
Summary: Wear clothes that you're comfortable in and fit you well. Put on accessories to help you seem more stylish. Smile Maintain good posture to help you seem more confident. Exercise Eat healthy meals so you can stay fit.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Instead of just awkwardly asking how it's going, try to have a more specific opening prepared to get the conversation flowing. Tell him what you're up to, ask about his plans for an upcoming event, or bring up an inside joke. Be sure to ask him open-ended questions that require more than a simple "yes" or "no." For example, you might say, "I heard you're going to the Winter Formal with a group of your friends. Fun! What are you planning to wear?" You could also say something like, "I totally spaced when the homework assignment was announced in History. Can you help me out?" Light touches can help you gain the confidence to break the touch barrier in a more romantic way. For example, when you're talking to him, gently touch him on the arm when he says something funny, or "accidentally" bump into him when you're walking together. Everyone likes to be complimented, and it will also communicate that you're thinking of him. Focus on a quality you genuinely like about himwhether it's his eyes, his sense of humor, his hair, and so onand tell him why you appreciate it. How you carry yourself can tell him a lot about how you feel! Plus, it will probably be a lot easier to move in for a kiss and, when you do, he won't be as surprised. Don't cross your arms, twiddle your thumbs, or clasp your hands together. Instead, orient your body toward him. For example, if you're standing, keep your toes pointed at him. If you're sitting, point your knees. If you can't help fidgeting, put your hands behind your back so that you look open from the front. You don't have to be totally alone, but a little privacy is ideal. For example, if you're hanging out with a group, go outside to grab some fresh air with him. If you're hanging out in public, try to find a quiet area that feels intimate. For instance, if you're at the mall, you could sit on a bench in a low-traffic area. You could also try offering to walk home with him or dropping by his house to ask if he'd like to go out for a bit. If you really want to make sure you're alone, you can always ask him out on a solo date. Kissing him will feel more natural if you gradually move a little closer to him. It will also subtly alert him that you want to be intimate, which is always better than swooping in suddenly and completely catching him off guard. If you're sitting together on a couch or in a car, move in closer than you need to. If you're standing up, inch a little closer to him or visibly shiver to see if he pulls you close. You can also try holding his hand or leaning on his shoulder. This usually works best when you're leaving or parting ways, but you can try it any time, like when you're snuggling and watching movies. Lean in close to him, put your arms around his neck or shoulders, and hold the embrace for 2-3 seconds before pulling away. You want to create an intimate moment, but don't hug him for so long that it gets awkward!
Summary:
Say "hi" when you see him and strike up a conversation. Find excuses to touch him in small, fleeting ways. Pay him a genuine compliment. Keep your body language positive and open. Find a good opportunity to be alone with him. Sit or stand a little closer to him. Go in for a hug or snuggle to initiate a romantic moment.