Problem: The man then moves onto shaving his mustache but leaves most of it and begins to curl the edges upwards. the man OPTIONS:
- decides he doesn't want to keep the mustache, shaves it all off leaving just the small patch under his bottom lip, then smiles at the camera.
- then locks his teeth back into place and builds up again of all the hairs.
- then gives a similar treatment to his mustache and indicates using long strokes to trim it.
- then puts on different facial features such as a beard and goatee.

Answer: decides he doesn't want to keep the mustache, shaves it all off leaving just the small patch under his bottom lip, then smiles at the camera.

Problem: A guy stands in a court holding a colorful stick and touches a pinata. a guy OPTIONS:
- fiddles with his mound of hair as a man kneels behind him recording all the elements.
- swings a stick at a pinata.
- comes up to the front of the pinata to try and make an archery throw and pass over the stick.
- shake hands with a pink lady.

Answer: swings a stick at a pinata.

Problem: How to deal with erectile dysfunction in a relationship
Empathize with each other.
Erectile dysfunction can affect each partner. If you're the partner with ed, recognize that changes to sex might be alarming or different for your partner. OPTIONS:
- If you're the partner to someone with ed, recognize how they might feel about their dysfunction and how that might affect their self-esteem or desire to engage in sex. Be loving and empathetic to one another and recognize each other's struggles.
- Sometimes, ed may actually be extremely difficult to deal with. Identify ways that you and your partner can cope better with this major change and allow yourselves to work out a system that works for both of you.
- It's normal to experience both hormonal and physical changes due to ed. Conversely, if you're the one struggling with ed, you and your partner should be understanding and supportive of each other's needs and desires.
- Accept that this may change before you start to love each other again. Tell one another how much you love each other, and explain why any issues need to be resolved.
Answer: If you're the partner to someone with ed, recognize how they might feel about their dysfunction and how that might affect their self-esteem or desire to engage in sex. Be loving and empathetic to one another and recognize each other's struggles.