INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's important to realize that you are never obligated to engage in any sexual contact with another person, even if that contact is something as seemingly innocent as a kiss. Your body is your own; nobody else has a right to intrude upon your personal space or to force any form of contact with you. Realizing this is an essential part of preventing someone from stealing a kiss in the future. Rejecting someone who wants to kiss you can be a difficult thing, and if you aren't able to issue your rejection quickly, it's possible that the other person may react before you have a chance to gather your thoughts. Learning to say "no" in this and all areas of your life can help you ward away unwanted contact. Practice saying "no" in everyday circumstances that have nothing to do with romance. Turn down plans to hang out with your friends if you aren't in the mood to go out. Tell someone "no" if you're asked to take on a project or favor you don't have the time or energy to complete. Building up familiarity with the "no" word can make it easier to use in the heat of the moment. Always try your best to be clear about your wants, especially when romance is involved. If you don't have feelings for someone who has them for you, make your stance clear. If you aren't ready for physical contact in a relationship, even if it's "only" kissing, draw that line as clearly as possible. Clarify what "consent" means when you go out on a date with someone new or pursue a relationship with someone you're interested in. In addition to "no" meaning "no," it's also important to recognize that only a "yes" means "yes." Verbal confirmation of consent is important, especially early in a relationship, but you should also discuss nonverbal signs of consent with your partner. Avoiding situations that may lead to misunderstandings can prevent stolen kisses of a fairly innocent nature, and avoiding situations that could put you in compromising positions with unreliable people may prevent stolen kisses of a less innocent nature. Don't flirt with someone who you have no romantic interest in, especially if you suspect or know that individual has feelings for you. If someone makes you uncomfortable or if you don't know someone well enough to establish trust, avoiding being alone with that individual. If you find yourself with someone who's interested in you romantically and you don't want to kiss that person, be on the lookout for nonverbal (or verbal) indicators of an oncoming kiss. Ideally, your partner will be able to tell that you aren't interested and will react in a respectful way; however, if your partner does lean in for an unwanted kiss, watching out for the behavior will make it easier to turn away from it. Shake or turn your head away when your partner leans in for an unwanted kiss. This signal should be clear, and may make your partner feel less hurt than physically pushing him or her away. Explain or restate your feelings about kissing this individual. Let your partner know what you're comfortable with doing, and if the situation would benefit from an explanation, be honest about your feelings and reasons for those feelings.

SUMMARY: Never feel obligated. Learn to say "no" without feeling guilty. Make your feelings and boundaries known. Avoid unfavorable circumstances. Turn away from an incoming kiss you don't want.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Many people choose to leave the tooth under a pillow. You can even use a special tooth-shaped pillow, if you can find one, or a pillow with a pocket sewn in it to hold the tooth. You can also ask the child if he or she would rather leave a tooth somewhere else. Another common place to leave the tooth is in a glass of water. After the tooth is removed during the night, you can tell the child that the tooth fairy jumped in and swam down to get it. Some children might be curious, excited, or even nervous about the idea of the tooth fairy. For instance, your child might dream about the tooth fairy, or wonder what it looks like, or be scared of the idea of something visiting his/her room and taking teeth. Let your child talk about his/her feelings, and reassure him or her that the tooth fairy is nice, won't be scary, and loves leaving gifts for children. Other children may have told your child scary things about the tooth fairy. If your child seems afraid of the idea, ask what other people have told him/her about the tooth fairy. Some children feel better if allowed to leave a note for the tooth fairy instead of the actual tooth. If your child really doesn't like the idea of the tooth fairy, don't force the "visit." When the child loses his or her tooth, he or she can leave a note for the tooth fairy under a pillow, along with the tooth. This note can tell the tooth fairy what the child has done to take good care of his or her teeth, and any other special messages the child would like to leave. Have the child write a note that explained what happened. Then, tell the child that you will deliver the note to the tooth fairy, or that he or she can leave the note under a pillow and the tooth fairy will pick it up. Let the child try to decide what to say to the tooth fairy. If he or she can't decide, help by suggesting something like: "Dear Tooth Fairy. My (first, second, etc.) tooth fell out but I can't find it now. You can see that there's a hole in my mouth where it used to be. I hope you come to see me. Love, (child's name)." Most tooth fairy visits leave behind $1 to $5, with an average of $3. Really, however, it's the thought that countseven a nice note left under a pillow can mean a lot to a child. The tooth fairy doesn't have to leave moneyit could be a note, a book, candy, a small toy, etc. instead. If you write a note, you can use a fancy pen or special handwriting, or dust the note with glitteranything to make it look like it came from the tooth fairy. The tooth fairy can also leave behind a toothbrush, floss, or other objects to encourage good dental hygiene. Some people like to leave a special certificate from the tooth fairy congratulating the child on losing the tooth. You can find templates for these certificates online. If the child loses a tooth and you don't have any cash (or another gift) to leave under the pillow, write a note from the tooth fairy that lets the child know that the tooth fairy will visit soon. For instance, the note could say: "Dear So-and-So: Wow! You're growing up so fast! I was so surprised that you lost your (first/second/etc.) tooth already that I didn't have time to pick up your gift, but I promise to visit again soon! Love, the Tooth Fairy"

SUMMARY: Decide where to leave the tooth. Talk to your child about the tooth fairy. Have the child write a letter to the tooth fairy. Have the child write a note to the tooth fairy if he or she can't find the lost tooth, or swallowed it. Decide what the tooth fairy will leave the child. Write an IOU from the tooth fairy if you can't leave a gift.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you don't have a YouTube account you will have to click on the "Create Account" link to create a new account and then return to the YouTube homepage to sign in. The link is located near the search bar at the top. It will ask you to provide the following information. Title: a short title for your video. Description: a brief paragraph describing what your video is about. Tags: keywords that people should type in the search bar to find your video (separate each tag with a space in between). Video Category: select the category that the video belongs to, such as Comedy, Sports, Music or Film and Animation. Language: use the drop-down menu to select the language that your video is in. Share your video with the world" under the Broadcast options.

SUMMARY:
Go to the YouTube homepage and log in using the "Sign In" link in the top-right corner of the page. Browse to the page that allows you to upload videos by clicking the "Upload" link on the YouTube homepage. Click the "Select File" button to browse to the video file on your computer and select it. Fill in the form on the Upload page. Select "Public: Mark a dot next to "Enabled" in the page that appears next asking if you want to allow external sites to embed the video that you have uploaded. Select "Publish" to make your video live. Copy the "Embed HTML" code that appears after you enable the embed feature and paste it within the HTML of your blog where you want it to appear.