Article: A pashmina or another large rectangular scarf works well here. You will also need one pin. The scarf should look as though it forms one long, flowing loop around your head and under your chin. Make sure it's secure and won't slip off.
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Choose a rectangular scarf. Adjust the scarf as needed.
Article: The experience is just as romantic no matter who initiates the hug. " If you want to tell him or her how much you care and how much you love spending every second together. Hug the person you love for as long as you want to. Males: Carefully sliding both your hands down from her shoulders, put them on her waist and slide them around her lower back. Put your head on her shoulder and press her towards you for as long as you like. If you want to, you can give her a small massage with your hands, and try to warm her. You can also lift her in the air and shift her weight towards you. Girls especially love this one. When you separate, you can look into your lover's eyes, smile genuinely and, if the situation is fitting, kiss her like you mean it. Females: Extend your arms toward him and wrap them around his neck and shoulders. Lean as close as possible and press your torso against his. In situations of extreme intimacy, interlocking your leg in his is appropriate. Avoid holding your arms below his shoulders and embracing too tightly, even if you're about the same height as he is.
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Approach your lover and put your hands on his or her shoulders. Look your lover in the eyes and say, "I love you. Fall into each other.
Article: You might think that tearing through all of your homework tasks from start to finish is the fastest way to do it. If you have a ton of homework, however, you'll probably get burnt out if you don't take a break every now and then. At least every two hours, take a 15 minute breather. To take a break, get up and move away from your workspace. Walk around a bit, and get a drink or snack. Moving around will recharge you mentally, physically, and spiritually, so you're ready to tackle the next part of your homework. If you start to feel discouraged by all the homework you have to do, take a minute and think about why you need to do it. After taking a break, take 1 minute and jot down all the reasons why you really need to do your homework. What are your big goals? How will doing your homework help you achieve them? For instance, you might write "I need to do this chemistry homework because I want a good average in the class. That will raise my GPA and help me stay eligible for the basketball team and get my diploma." Your goals might also look something like "I'm going to write this history paper because I want to get better as a writer. Knowing how to write well and make a good argument will help me when I'm trying to enter law school, and then down the road when I hope to become a successful attorney." There's no shame in thinking about a little reward to stay motivated and get through all of your homework. Tell yourself that as soon as you do your homework, you'll go for a walk to the park with your friends, or just relax with a movie for a while. You can also say something like "If I get through all of my homework today, I'll have more time tomorrow to go hang out with everyone."
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Take a break now and then. Remind yourself of the big picture. Bribe yourself.