In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This version of love is less focused on actions and more focused on an intangible feeling. While love does have an important emotional aspect, love is also about acting in a loving way. By recognizing that loving actions are an essential ingredient to real love, you can begin to let go of the notion that love exists only or primarily as a feeling. The fantasy of love dictates that when people love each other, they never fight or say anything hurtful. Letting go of this fantasy will also help you realize that even though you love your partner, they are not perfect. This realization will allow deeper intimacy as you begin to see your actual, not idealized, partner. One of the big obstacles to becoming more loving is believing that you are already loving someone at an adequate level. However, your actions tell you a lot about what you really feel and think. Think about the way you act in order to discover if you are acting in a loving way. Even if you believe, "I am a good partner and give lots of love to my partner," upon reflection you might reconsider this belief. For instance, do you respect your partner's wants and needs? Do you show him or her affection? Do you say kind things that encourage them to become the best person they can be? Carefully reflect upon your behavior to discern whether or not you could be more loving. In order to avoid biasing the evaluation in your favor, ask for input from your partner. Ask him or her, "Does my behavior demonstrate that I love you?" Use their feedback when considering your actions. If you do something nice for your partner or someone else, don't hold it against them by expecting them to do something nice for you in return. To be more loving, give without any thought of reward for yourself. Love should not involve keeping score on either conflicts and negative interactions, or on good things, gift-giving, and positive interactions. If you love someone, share with them all that you can within reason. However, don't let yourself be taken advantage of. Ensure your needs are met, as well as your partner's.
Summary: Let go of fantasy love. Evaluate your your actions. Don't expect anything in return.

If you're a high school student, ask your principal if your school has policies against laptops. Then, talk to your teachers about their own classroom policies. Keep in mind that rules might vary between teachers: some might allow unrestricted laptop use while others might want to monitor your activities. Almost all colleges allow laptops in class. If you are a university student, double-check the syllabus your professors hand out to read up on their policies. In most cases, you'll be allowed to use laptops for note-taking. Follow the policies your teachers or professors set: not only does this show respect for them, but it also lowers the possibility of your laptop getting confiscated. Ask them about advantages or possible disadvantages they've noticed while using a laptop at school. Tell them to be as open with you as possible so you get a good idea of whether this is right for you. If you're young and no peers use a laptop to study, talk to a college student! Most universities allow or even encourage their students to purchase laptops. If you have older friends, let them know that you're considering a laptop purchase and listen to their thoughts. If you're a college student, ask a laptop-using student before or after class about their experience. Let them know what you're considering and ask them if they have any advice for working effectively. Using a laptop at school or university can be a tough choice. Making a list of pros and cons beforehand can help you avoid major mistakes. Take time to reflect on both the positives and the negatives, and write both down on separate lists. This can help you clear your thoughts and make a more balanced decision. Possible pros may include: Easy access to resources during lectures Taking notes faster and more effectively No messy handwriting Possible cons may include: Potential for distraction during class Cannot draw diagrams or visual references Can be heavy/fragile and hard to carry around
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One-sentence summary -- Check your school or university policies. Talk to laptop-using peers. Make a list of pros and cons.

Q: If you're logged into Facebook, doing so will open your News Feed. If you aren't logged into Facebook, enter your email address (or phone number) into the top right corner of the screen and click Log In. It should be in the upper right-hand side of the Facebook page. It's located under your Cover Photo. You'll find this option in the upper right side of the "About" page. This option appears when you hover your cursor over the phone number. The Edit button won't appear until you move your mouse cursor over the "Mobile Phones" box. It's directly below your phone number. This option is in the drop-down menu that appears. Doing so will keep your phone number on your profile so you can continue to use Facebook Messenger, but only you will be able to view it. You may have to click More Options at the bottom of the drop-down menu first to see the Only me option.
A: Open the Facebook website. Click on your name. Click About. Hover your cursor over the phone number. Click Edit your contact and basic info. Click Edit to the right of your phone number. Click the padlock icon. Click Only me.

Problem: Article: You must be at least 21 years old, with a personal license and personal auto insurance. You must own a car, and you must have a clean driving record. You must own an iPhone (4S or newer) or Android (2013 or newer), or rent a smartphone from Uber. Your vehicle must be a 2000 make or newer; it must have four doors, and it may not be salvaged. If you don't have a vehicle, Uber can help you get loans and discounts. It should come as no surprise that the money you will earn as an Uber driver will be directly impacted by how expensive it is for you to maintain your vehicle. As such, you should: Apply with a car that gets a large number of miles per gallon. Apply with a car that is new and in good condition and unlikely to need frequent repairs resulting of several hours on the road each day. Keep in mind, however, that there is a tradeoff between an expensive car that is cheap to maintain and an economical car that requires a lot of maintenance. If you have a car that qualifies for one of these services, you can claim a higher base fare rate and claim a higher price per mile and per minute when giving rides to customers. Such cars include (but are not limited to): Acura RDX/MDX/TLX+ Audi A3/Q3/S4/A6/Q7+ BMW X3 & X5 BMW 5 Series & 7 Series Cadillac CTS, Escalade, SRX+ Hyundai Genesis Sedan Infiniti EX/FX/QX/Q50+ Lincoln Navigator Porsche Macan/Cayenne Mercedes-Benz C/G/CLS/GL+ Class Tesla Model S Buick Enclave/Regal/LaCrosse Land Rover Discovery Lexus GS/LX/GX/RX+ Land Rover Evoque Kia K900
Summary:
Determine whether you are eligible to drive. Apply with an economical car. Consider applying to drive for UberBLACK, UberSUV or UberSELECT.