Write an article based on this "Expect only to have a fun night out. Don't take rejection hard and don't get discouraged. Feel confident that being yourself is good enough. Don't force things or feel defeated. Don't go to the bar if you're broke."
article: For those that suffer from social anxiety, it might be therapeutic to meet new people. However, expectations can create additional stress because you're striving for an expected outcome. Instead of ruminating on the things you need to do when you go out, try to stay loose and have fun. Concentrate on your own happiness, not approaching women. For some people, hyper-social situations like bars or clubs overwhelm them. If you are like this, then try joining a hiking group or a local sports club before diving into the bar scene. Never expect to get intimate when going out and meeting girls. Not everyone will want to talk to you, and that's a reality that you need to embrace. Extenuating circumstances like an existing significant other, may cause the woman to not want to speak with you. You must also realize that rejection is typically not a reflection of who you are as a person. Even though it's tempting to pretend, women can pick up on whether someone is genuine or confident. Don't try to compensate for your personality by talking about things that aren't true, and be confident in who you are, whether it's positive or negative. Having positive thinking and keeping a positive self image will help you build confidence. If you don't think you're a great person, just think about all the things that you've done to bring happiness to other people. Breathing slower and relaxing your neck and shoulder muscles can also help you with your confidence. There will be some nights where no women you approach will be receptive to talking to you. In these cases, don't get desperate and start going for whoever is in front of you. Instead, relax, and realize that you won't be successful every single night. Instead of getting upset, go home and do something you really like or get take-out at your favorite restaurant. Never insult anyone if you're having a hard time talking to women. This will only make you come off as a jerk, and will likely ruin your chances of talking to a woman for the rest of the night. If you don't have the money to spend, you're not going to feel confident throughout the night and you're going to be stressed about spending money. If you don't have the cash, then just figure out another social event you can do that doesn't require funds. You can meet people at the grocery store, park, or school if you have a limited budget. Don't spend your money on the bar if you have responsibilities you're struggling to maintain like rent or loan payments.

Write an article based on this "Play with color options. Choose items with interesting details. Experiment with clothing cuts and fits. Create small variations in your uniform shirt style. Pin-roll your pants. Wear funky socks. Get creative with your shoes. Add layers to your dress code or uniform."
article: One way to add your own personal touch to your dress code wardrobe is to include unexpected color options. Try mixing and matching colors as you see fit, in accordance with your dress code. If your dress code requires a polo shirt, but doesn't indicate a color try wearing a bright yellow polo, a neon pink one, or any other color that expresses your style. As jackets are usually not heavily regulated by dress codes, try to get a brightly colored jacket for the winter months. Try to stick to the dress code, but also expand on it, by choosing clothing items that have unique characteristics. Small details can still be noticeable and show a bit of added personality. Consider adding a cardigan with a ruffled front, a button up shirt with decorative buttons, or a tie with an interesting pattern. Dress codes often regulate what color and material clothing can be made out of (like jeans, slacks, polo shirts, etc.), but focus less on the fit or the cut of the clothing. Try choosing clothes that have interesting fitted features like low-rise or high-rise pants, loose flowing sleeves, or interesting necklines on shirts. If your school requires black slacks, consider purchasing a pair with flared legs instead of the standard slim leg cut. There are a bunch of different ways to wear shirts. You can tuck them in or leave them untucked. You can pop the collar of a polo or dress shirt to add a bit of style. You can also try rolling up your sleeves this works for either long-sleeve or short-sleeve shirts. Pin-rolling is a way to shorten the pant legs and taper them into a more fitted style. This is a great method to use for showing off some cool shoes or simply making your pants look more chic. To pin-roll your pants, put them on normally and then grab the inner seam at the bottom of one leg and pinch it with your fingers. You should pinch enough fabric to make the pants quite snug against your skin so you'll grab more fabric with baggier pants and less fabric with tighter pants. Then fold the fabric back against your ankle so that it overlaps. While holding the overlapped fabric together, roll the jean up about an inch or two to make a cuff. You can leave it like this, or roll it one more time. Pinch and fold over the fabric before you roll the cuff a second time. Many dress codes and uniforms require some kind of standardized shoes, but few mention regulations regarding the socks you wear. You can usually pair fun, colorful socks with your shoes, even if the shoes must be plain black or brown. Try bright neon colored socks, or socks with a fun pattern. Just make sure the socks don't have anything offensive on them. Shoes are often hard to define in dress codes, so you may be able to get away with some extra creativity on your feet. For example, some dress codes say that shoes have to be closed-toed. This doesn't mean sneakers or loafers only. If your school doesn't have any strict regulations on shoes, get something fashionable that stands out. If your school strictly requires brown/black shoes, then slowly add little things. Try a colorful shoelace, or try gluing little rhinestones on and see if you can get away with it. Most dress codes require that you wear the uniform, but do not specify that you must only wear the uniform. That means, even if you have to wear uniform pants (or other uniform pieces), there's nothing prohibiting you from adding a little pop of color that peeks out from underneath. Try wearing colorful tights under your uniform skirt. You might also consider wearing colorful long-sleeved t-shirts under your uniform shirt for layering, keeping warm, and simply looking cute.

Write an article based on this "Buy an Official Membership to increase your chances of getting tickets. Choose a Light Membership instead if you want to save money. Buy season tickets for guaranteed seats at home Premier League matches. Enroll in the Auto Cup Ticket Scheme to guarantee tickets to home Cup matches. Apply for disabled supporter tickets if you need special accommodations. Join an LFC supporters club to make buying tickets more convenient."
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Members get exclusive access to ticket sales for 2 weeks, usually about 4 weeks before the match. This means your chances of getting a ticket will greatly increase if you are a member, especially for very popular matches. Official Memberships cost 35.99 per season for UK citizens, 39.99 for Europeans, and 43.99 for anyone else. You can purchase them online at http://www.liverpoolfc.com/membership/adult. You will receive a welcome package and also receive discounts on things like Anfield tours, the LFC magazine, and LFC official stores. A Light Membership is slightly less expensive than the Official Membership, and you will still have access to tickets 2 weeks before the public. However, you won't receive a welcome package or discounts on any LFC merchandise. Light Memberships cost 26.99 per season, and are not discounted for UK citizens and Europeans like the Official Membership. These can also be bought online at http://www.liverpoolfc.com/membership/adult. These are usually the most popular matches, which makes them the hardest to get tickets for. If you become a season ticket holder, you will get a seat at each of these matches without having to worry about buying tickets before anyone else. Season tickets are usually somewhere between 685 and 869. There is often a wait list for buying season tickets, which may be closed when a certain amount of applications are received for a particular season. For announcements about when the wait list is opened again the following season, and to apply online, check the Liverpool FC website at http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first-team/94519-season-ticket-waiting-list-announcement. This is only available to members and season ticket holders. Once you enroll, tickets will automatically be reserved for you at home Cup matches. You will be charged for each ticket as you normally would, but there is no additional fee for enrolling in the scheme. To find out when enrollment opens for the season, and to enroll online, check the Liverpool FC website at http://www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets/auto-cup-scheme. If you want to ensure accessibility when you attend a Liverpool match, apply for a disabled supporter ticket. You will need to contact Liverpool FC to let them know what your needs are, and submit documentation verifying your condition by mail, email, or through their online contact form at http://help.liverpoolfc.tv/app/ask. A full list of acceptable documents can be found at http://www.liverpoolfc.com/community/disabled-support-ticketing-information-and-accessibility/contact-us. Documentation can be sent in either through the website's contact form, by email to disability@liverpoolfc.com, or by mail to:Liverpool Football ClubTicket OfficeP.O. Box 204L69 3JF While this isn't technically a membership, it may save you the trouble of looking for tickets yourself, as clubs generally purchase tickets in large batches. Club members can submit requests for tickets to certain matches, and the club will buy tickets for the 3 most-requested matches as a group. You will still have to pay the price of your own ticket, but will not have to actually log in and try to purchase tickets. Find contact information for the club closest to you at http://www.liverpoolfc.com/fans/lfc-official-supporters-clubs. Clubs may have different application processes, so it's best to contact the club directly or consult their individual website for information on how to join.