Q: Make sure you're certain you really want them to stop liking you. If you're not sure, you'll put yourself and the other person through unnecessary pain and send them mixed signals if you change your mind later. Think about why you want to end the relationship and write down your reasons, or talk it over with trusted friends. Keep clear boundaries with the other person so you don't confuse them. This will usually work well enough so that you don't have to have an uncomfortable conversation, but sometimes even if you try to maintain boundaries they'll still try to hit on you or make inappropriate comments. Some good boundaries to try out before talking to them are: Avoiding touching them or flirting with them. Unfollowing them on social media. Avoiding spending one-on-one time with them. Staying busy with other people and friends. Saying "no" to any plans they try to make with you. Avoiding sitting next to them at work or in class. It might be tempting to try to get them to stop liking you by fighting with them, acting out, or turning them off with bad habits. But that could take a while and will be more painful in the long-run for both you and the person you're dating. They'll probably know you're trying to push them away, so stop playing games and go ahead and talk to them directly! If they don't respect your boundaries, or can't seem to take a hint, you'll need to meet them in-person to talk. Be clear and be firm that you're not interested. Although it may be uncomfortable to tell them you're not interested, especially in-person, they'll be more likely to believe you than if you just send a text message. If you really haven't known the other person for long and haven't spent much time in-person together, then giving them a call or sending an email would be appropriate. You don't have to be brutally honest, but they do need to leave the conversation knowing you don't like them in that way. You don't have to list all their faults, but make sure you're prepared with specific and honest reasons about why you don't like them. Avoid vague statements like "it's not you, it's me." Try to keep the conversation low-key. If you've only known them for a few weeks, you can say, "I think you're a good person, but you and I have completely different interests, friend groups, and lifestyles. I'd rather just go our separate ways." If you've known the person for longer, organize your thoughts beforehand. Be clear in your own mind about what exactly led you to this decision, whether it's because they're a really good friend, because you're with someone else, or because they're a co-worker. Whatever your reasons, you can keep saying to them, "This isn't working for me." This will keep your conversation with the other person on track. Even though you want them to stop liking you, you can still be nice to them by understanding their feelings and perspectives. The other person may try to persuade you that you're wrong or that they can change. Acknowledge how they're feeling. Just don't let their emotions sway you to change your mind. If you've tried talking to them and they're not listening, still trying to win you over, or still disrespecting your boundaries, you'll need to talk with them again. Make it clear you don't share their feelings and need their behavior to stop. Repeat and reinforce what you've already told them before and keep maintaining your boundaries with them. Try to write them an email instead of talking to them in-person, this way you won't have to be alone with them. Try to address your concerns as they come up. For example, if you notice the other person looking at you or saying inappropriate things, you can say, "I'm not comfortable with that," "Please stop, I'm not interested," or "Please don't say that to me." If all of this fails and the other person continues to give you unwanted attention, get help from others. Let your parents, friends, teachers, and/or counselors know what's been happening. Make sure you keep your distance from the other person, but if you have to be around them make sure you're not alone with them. Keep a record of any texts or emails they send to you, especially if they're inappropriate. Make it clear to your supervisor, parent, or other authority figure that you've done everything possible to discourage the other person's attention and behavior.
A: Be confident in your decision. Set appropriate boundaries. Don't force their hand. Have a talk in-person. Be specific, honest, and clear. Be nice. Reinforce your position. Get help.

Article: Draw three more circles within the big circle for the pupils, each one should be smaller than the first. Add a curved line for the mouth. Sketch a line across the feet and a curved line attached to it for her shoes.
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Draw an oval shape. Draw the body with a rectangle shape, bend it at will based on the body position you are planning to draw. Draw two long ovals for the hands and long curves for the feet. Draw the bangs with two curved lines connected at the center of the forehead. Draw large circular eyes. Add two teardrop shapes at each side of the head for the twin tail hairstyle. Add two horizontal line on the body for the pattern on her dress. Finalize your drawing and erase unnecessary lines. Colour your drawing.

Q: Many popular brands (think stores like Gap) and designers (look at Isabella Oliver) sell maternity clothing. While some women feel "guilty" for spending money on clothing that they will only wear for a finite amount of time, it is important to purchase clothing that fits your changing body, is comfortable to wear, and makes you feel beautiful. If you do not have the budget to purchase maternity clothing, consider asking a friend who has had a child if she has anything you might borrow for the remainder of your pregnancy. In addition, consignment clothing stores can be a great place to find maternity wear for affordable prices. Think about finding "staples"- clothes that can be worn and re-worn and apply to many situations. If you purchase a pair of jeans, some leggings, tank tops, and cardigans, you will find yourself able to wear these pieces over and over again. Choose clothes in solid color, which look more sophisticated and are wearable in many different situations! Darker colors can often help you appear slimmer, too. During your pregnancy, treat yourself to something that makes you feel beautiful. Whether it's a manicure, pedicure, or facial, choose a spa treatment (or several!) that will provide a few hours to relax and enable you to walk away feeling beautiful. Alternatively, you can treat yourself to a pregnancy (or prenatal massage). Studies have shown that receiving massage therapy during pregnancy can help reduce anxiety, relieve muscle aches and joint pain, and improve labor outcomes. When booking a prenatal massage, ensure that you find a massage therapist who is specifically certified in prenatal massage. You may also want to confer with your prenatal care provider about obtaining a prenatal massage before booking one. You should absolutely speak with your doctor if you suffer from a high-risk pregnancy. Your body is going through a lot of dramatic changes right now, and in addition, your life is about to change forever with the addition of your little one. That makes the time during your pregnancy a great time to treat yourself. If looking beautiful is your goal, pick something to splurge on that will make you feel as beautiful as ever. Book a haircut at the new fancy salon in town. Enjoy a new haircut that flatters your changing figure (which may include changes to the shape and size of your face). However, wait until at least the second trimester to schedule highlights, as there is worry that the chemicals in hair dyes can negatively affect your baby. Finally buy those new earrings that you've been eyeing up. Use your pregnancy as a reason to buy yourself something that makes you feel beautiful. Create a positive feeling about both your inner and outer beauty that you associate with that item, and anytime you need a bit of a "pick-me-up", use that item to remind yourself that you are beautiful.
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Purchase some chic maternity wear. Book a spa treatment or pregnancy massage. Treat yourself.