You might be feeling really nervous to talk about being bisexual. That's completely normal! Start small by choosing just one person to tell. You'll be able to practice how to tell people, which will make you feel more comfortable. And once you tell one person, you'll have a support system to lean on when you're ready to tell others. A close friend can be a good person to start with. If you have several good friends, take some time to reflect on who is the most supportive. Maybe it is the person you turn to when you're dealing with family drama. Or maybe it is the person who you know would never, ever repeat a secret. If you can't think of a specific example of your friend being supportive, then it might be a good idea to keep moving through your list. It might make you feel anxious to come out to your family. That makes sense because they're likely a huge part of your life. But, for example, don't feel like you have to come out to your parents first if you don't think they will be supportive. If you've ever heard a family member make a negative comment about LGBTQ people, or make a judgmental remark about being bisexual, go outside of your immediate family and choose someone else to tell. You might consider coming out to an open minded aunt or cousin. If they are supportive of you, you can think about asking them to help you approach other family members. Coming out as bisexual can feel daunting. You might be concerned that the other person won't understand. Think about having this talk with another person who is LGBTQ. They'll get what you're going through and will likely be a good source of support. It's okay if you think you don't know anyone else who is LGBTQ. You can get in touch with your local LGBTQ center and ask for support. You can also look for online groups in your area. They will likely organize social outings where you can meet people. The first person you need to come out to is yourself. When you are figuring out your sexuality, make sure that you try to ignore stereotypes as much as you can. Your identity is about you, and not what you are supposed to feel, think, or do. If you are not comfortable talking about your sexuality, that's okay. It's probably a good idea to wait until you feel more confident to come out. Make sure it is your choice. Don't feel pressured to come out. This is a personal decision and it can wait until you are ready. Get used to saying out loud to yourself, "I'm bisexual, and I'm completely comfortable with that." Take some time to write down why you want to come out. You could list pros such as having more genuine relationships and reducing the stress of keeping secrets. You might also look forward to becoming an active part of the LGBTQ community. Another benefit is that you might end up being a role model for someone else. If you can think of lots of benefits, you are probably ready to tell someone that you are bisexual.
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One-sentence summary -- Tell one person. Pick your most supportive friend. Choose an understanding family member. Consider telling someone who is LGBTQ. Feel comfortable with your sexuality. Consider the benefits of coming out.

Protecting your photo gear from rain is an issue. Simply wrapping your camera in a plastic bag or even a common shower cap will enable you to view the displays through the plastic and operate the usual buttons while offering basic protection. Uncover just the front of the lens when the time comes to take the picture. Alternatively, invest in a rain sleeve for a more tailored fit. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/9\/99\/Protect-Your-Camera-in-Bad-Weather-Step-8Bullet2.jpg\/v4-459px-Protect-Your-Camera-in-Bad-Weather-Step-8Bullet2.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/9\/99\/Protect-Your-Camera-in-Bad-Weather-Step-8Bullet2.jpg\/aid1611306-v4-728px-Protect-Your-Camera-in-Bad-Weather-Step-8Bullet2.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":306,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"485","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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One-sentence summary -- Wrap your camera in a plastic bag or invest in a rain sleeve. Place packets of rice or silica gel sachets in your photo equipment cases. Use an umbrella to shield your equipment from rain. Wipe down equipment with a towel after use.

This will be your transport copter's main body. It has to be huge because it needs to accommodate big objects like crates and trucks. The smaller triangle at one end will be the helicopter's nose. The bigger triangle at one end would be the compartment gate. for the rotor bases, add two rectangles at the top of the rectangle on each opposite side. The rear rectangle should be bigger than the one in front. Add two small circles at the lower base of the rectangle. These will be your copter's wheels. One should be at the bottom part of the compartment and the other near the middle of the copter's body. Add two downward curves at the top of the rotor bases you made earlier. Add straight lines on top of the rotor bases. Depending on the angle of the view, you might need to add 2-3 lines per rotor base. Put in mind the overlapping lines and parts that should be hidden. The line art might not look perfect and crisp but it should look neat when the pencil is erased. You can add details like light bulbs, small windows and doors. You can also add screws and metal sheets for added rugged effect. Helicopters could go from boring gray or white to camouflage or even in bright colors. You may also want to add symbols or insignia to make your helicopters look more real.
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Draw a long rectangle. Add two triangles at each end. Add two rotor bases. Add circles and curved lines on the rectangles. Add the rotors. Using a pen, draw on top of your sketch. Erase the pencil sketch and add details. Color your helicopter.