Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to deal with a bad kisser
Set a relaxed atmosphere.
This is especially important if you've only kissed once. Was there something about the situation that might have meant the two of you didn't bring your best game? This can be the case if the two of you were drunk, short on time or in a particularly awkward situation.

OPTIONS:
- Next time the two of you kiss, prepare beforehand. Make sure the two of you are comfortable, like on a cozy couch or a bed.
- The ease of dealing with a bad kisser can be useful if you want to maintain your friendship. Recognize that bad mopers are notorious for pressuring others into romantic relationships.
- You don't have to go anywhere physically. You can just grab a bite or two and enjoy yourselves.
- Sober up a bit to look more attractive. Ask where their forks and plates are..

Next sentence: Next time the two of you kiss, prepare beforehand. Make sure the two of you are comfortable, like on a cozy couch or a bed.

context: Next, he adds his feet and starts to kick the air and does twist as if someone is there hitting him. finally

OPTIONS:
- he takes a knee and does a front flip from standing on the mat.
- , he starts to add his knees and part of his legs.
- , he comes back to the screen slightly out of breath to end the video.
- , he turns and sets his legs down on an iron board and pumps his arms in the air before getting up and kicking his glutes.
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next sentence for the context: , he comes back to the screen slightly out of breath to end the video.

IN: What happens next?

How to write a tetactrys poem
Focus on a particular emotion.
Tetractys poems work best if you focus one specific thing, such as an emotion. Pick a strong emotion like anger, rage, sadness, or despair.

OPTIONS:
- For instance, a tetactrys poem is about a dog fighting its way through an iceberg. However, start by picking as many details of a seemingly peaceful dog fight as possible.
- The genre doesn't matter as you'll have to make sure the poem is not too strong for the reader. Focus on how one emotion will be directed across the poem, and how that emotion will be expressed across the poem.
- Choose a poem that's reflective of that emotion. If you can't choose between two emotions, write an emotion such as disgust or heartbreak.
- Write about what comes to mind for you when you think of the emotion. You may focus on a particular event or experience that caused you to feel the emotion.

OUT: Write about what comes to mind for you when you think of the emotion. You may focus on a particular event or experience that caused you to feel the emotion.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is riding a horse and jumps off and ropes a goat and ties its back legs together. He then walks off and gets up back on the horse. the crowd

OPTIONS:
- claps for him as he walks off and mates up with another animal that was tied up then crawls away.
- in the stands cheers behind him.
- claps and he walks away shaking his hands.
- is cheering and riding their horses back and forth to the rodeo event.
A: in the stands cheers behind him.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to pack efficiently
Decide what you will realistically need for your trip.
Write each item out in a list to help you visualize the contents of your pack. Think about where you're going, how long you'll be gone, and what you need to maintain a comfortable quality of life while you're on your trip.
OPTIONS:
- Try to present a list as a sort of scrapbook, not a treasure chest. This way, you'll always be able to keep track of what you're taking with you, not having to dash off to the store to get new pants or tops.
- Here's some basic information to get you started : A map of the area where you plan to go and a description of your route. At least a few months' notice might be okay, but you may need days' notice.
- Use any checklist you've gathered or written up in pieces from previous trips. Also decide if other accommodations are available that fit your needs, even if they're small.
- If you're not absolutely sure that you will need something, consider leaving it behind. Unless you're traveling somewhere especially remote, you'll be able to buy most non-essential or emergency items while you're on your trip.

OUT: If you're not absolutely sure that you will need something, consider leaving it behind. Unless you're traveling somewhere especially remote, you'll be able to buy most non-essential or emergency items while you're on your trip.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The right man pats the other on the head and he stands. The two men then lunge at each other. the left man

OPTIONS:
- loses his balance while on the ground and he falls to the ground.
- dives to the ground and the man wipes him off with a towel.
- walks out the door.
- lunges at the right.
A:
lunges at the right.