IN: What happens next?

Two girls practice fencing in a school gym with protective gear on and a coach against the wall watching and coaching them as they fence. the two girls

OPTIONS:
- talk to the coach and then begin to fence with each other as the coach motions to where they should stand and navigate the space during the spar.
- switch places on the ground where one is left standing.
- step back, ers the camera, and an instructor steps in to take a picture after the girls are done fencing.
- face toward the camera with the right head to avoid eye contact with the crowd, while keeping their swords in their right hands.

OUT: talk to the coach and then begin to fence with each other as the coach motions to where they should stand and navigate the space during the spar.

IN: What happens next?

A man is standing outside a building. he

OPTIONS:
- starts rubbing some sort of aerosol solution on his face.
- is using a pair of nunchucks to hit small balls.
- had a large ax in his hands.
- is sitting down and talking.

OUT: had a large ax in his hands.

IN: What happens next?

How to get respect from your boyfriend or guyfriend
Practice the abc's of respect.
The abc's of respect stands for awareness, balance, and choices. Remembering the abc's can help you make sure your relationship remains respectful over time.

OPTIONS:
- Learn to respect other people's rights and take responsibility for your own choices. Think like the abc's of respect: don't stick around around to get what you want.
- Here are some of the abc's that you can learn from a list below : Have a conversation and have someone you trust speak up for you about anything. No matter what, you should always tell the truth.
- Awareness means staying aware of yourself and your feelings. Always consider how a behavior makes you feel and take note of any gestures, behaviors, or language that makes you feel less than respected.
- You should learn some abc's first in the classroom and ask how to practice them. You may form associations with abc's like nurture and boundaries, smoking, drinking, privacy, religion, and physical touch.

OUT:
Awareness means staying aware of yourself and your feelings. Always consider how a behavior makes you feel and take note of any gestures, behaviors, or language that makes you feel less than respected.