Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Define what intimacy means to you and your partner. Identify different types of intimacy. Discuss the value and importance of intimacy. Be conscious of day-to-day intimacy.

Answer: Intimacy does not just mean the sexual connection you have with your partner. You should communicate with your partner on how you define intimacy. This will help disperse miscommunication and help promote a more peaceful and respectful relationship. Have a conversation about all the different types of intimacy you feel is in your relationship. Some may include: Emotional (how you communicate feelings) Sexual (the chemistry between you and your partner) Intellectual (the exchange of thoughts and ideas between you and your partner). Talk to your partner and discuss how you both approach the relationship. For example, consider: How do you value the intellectual intimacy you have with your partner? Does your partner value intellect in the same way? If not, how does that make you feel? How do you value the sexual intimacy you have with your partner? Does your partner value sexual intimacy in the same way? If not, how does that make you feel? How do you value emotional intimacy you have with your partner? Does your partner value your feelings, or emotional intimacy, in the same way? If not, how does this make you feel? Intimacy, like many things in life, is a constant work in progress. To build a healthy relationship, be aware of how intimacy affects your daily life. Consider writing a diary or have daily conversations about intimacy. Consider answering the questions: Has my partner met my intellectual needs today? How has he/hasn't he? Has my partner met my sexual needs lately? If not, how can I discuss this with her in a respectful manner? Do I feel safe sharing my feelings openly with my partner? Why or why not? Is this problematic?

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Do not take mood swings personally. Ask if something is wrong. Avoid taking on his bad mood. Keep things in perspective.

Answer: When someone is lashing out at you in a bad mood, the first step is to depersonalize. It can be very easy to be affected by someone's bad mood, to the point where you feel negative about yourself. Before reacting, remember it has nothing to do with you. Moody people are subject to sudden changes in mood, and just about anything can set them off. Try to remember this when someone is experiencing a mood swing. For example, your boyfriend was in a good mood, only to lash out at you because you disagreed with him about something. Remind yourself he's a moody person by nature. Keep in mind other times he's suddenly lost his temper when it had little to do with you. If it hadn't been you disagreeing with him, it would have been something else. It can be helpful to think of a moody person like the weather. Their unpredictable nature can be frustrating, but it is never something you can control. It can be helpful to reach out to someone having a mood swing. Sometimes, a moody person just needs to talk it out. Mood swings are often irrational responses. If someone is directly asked what's wrong, they may be confronted with the fact they have nothing to be upset about. This may help quell the bad mood. Make sure to ask gently. Even if the person is being very frustrating, being aggressive in return won't help. Do not ask, "What is wrong with you?" Instead, say something like, "I feel like you have snapped at me a lot today. Is there something that's bothering you?" However, you should never put up with someone being aggressive towards you, physically or verbally. If he's yelling at you, calling you names, or using foul language, do not ask what's wrong. Instead, leave the situation until he calms down. You can talk it out later. Remember, you can't control someone else's mood. You can, however, control your own to an extent. If someone is having mood swings, you may end up becoming moody in return. Try to keep your composure as best you can. Staying calm on your end can prevent the situation from escalating. It's normal to feel frustrated by mood swings, especially if they're directed at you; however, repeat something to yourself like, "I can't control his mood, but I can control mine." Say your boyfriend is taking you out to dinner, for example. The waiter forgets to bring out your drink orders and your boyfriend gets very angry suddenly. The restaurant is busy, and you understand why the waiter forgot, but your boyfriend is going off loudly about it. You do not have to be angry in return. You do not have to agree with him about the waiter and express anger on your own end. Instead, stay calm. Try to disengage and avoid taking on your boyfriend's anger. Remember that moods, even bad ones, are temporary. If someone is prone to mood swings, negative reactions will not last long. Chances are, he'll calm down as quickly as he was set off. Remind yourself that he'll calm down eventually when he experiences a mood swing. This is not a permanent solution. Mood swings are a problem, especially if they're taken out on you. Keeping things in perspective can help you stay calm in the moment, but the underlying problems behind mood swings should always be addressed.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Starve the planted of sunlight. Cover the area affected with creeping charlie. Protect your light cover from disturbance. Wait until the plant dies. Remove the plant and clear the area of remains.

Answer: Creeping Charlie, like other plants, needs light for growth. However, this plant can survive even in low level light, like strong shade. Because of this, if you intend to use this method, the light must be completely blocked to the plant. There are many items you could use for this purpose. For example, you could lay down a large piece of cardboard, a heavy drop-cloth, or a tarp over top the plant for maximum light blockage. When creeping charlie is growing among plants you want to keep, you might consider cutting a circular hole around in a heavy cloth or tarp. This way you can block light to the creeping charlie around the wanted plant without denying it of light. Any surrounding plants that are deprived of light will die along with the creeping charlie. This likely means you'll need to reseed your plot later. Stray wind, animals, or other environmental factors can cause your light cover to shift in position. Stabilize your light cover by heaping some soil, rocks, or some other kind of weight on top of it to hold it in place. To ensure the light is completely blocked, you should make sure that the cardboard is large enough to cover at least six inches beyond any protruding stems. In many cases, a week of light deprivation will cause the creeping charlie to wither and die, though depending on soil richness and other factors this can take longer. Peek under your light cover periodically to check whether or not the creeping charlie has died. When you notice that all parts of the creeping charlie are withered, shriveled, and lacking in green color, the plant should be dead. There is a risk of creeping charlie reseeding even after the plant has died. In order to prevent regrowth, you should gather up all of its plant matter, including roots, and dispose of it by throwing it away or burning. Be sure you wear gloves when handling or removing creeping charlie directly. Many people are allergic to this plant. Many places require you to request a burning permit to prevent false fire alarms. Be sure you have a burning permit before attempting to dispose this plant with fire.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Add ginger to your food and drinks. Try acupressure to reduce your nausea. Use peppermint aromatherapy to mask other smells.

Answer:
Ginger is helpful in fighting nausea and vomiting when consumed. The fresh form is best because many products don't contain much ginger. Try getting some ginger root and grating some into your drinks or over your food for nausea relief. Ginger ale could also help your nausea, but it doesn't contain that much natural ginger. You can make your own ginger tea, but remember that hot beverages could make nausea worse. Ice the tea before drinking it so it soothes your stomach more. The maximum safe dose of ginger supplements is 4 grams (0.14oz) (about of a teaspoon). If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, limit your intake to 1 gram per day. Ginger can interfere with some blood-thinning prescription medications. If you are taking blood thinners, consult your doctor before taking ginger. Acupressure is when you access certain points by pressing lightly on them. The P6 acupuncture point at the inner forearm can prevent nausea and vomiting when stimulated. Position your hand so that your palm is facing you and your fingers are pointing upward. Place 3 fingers of your opposite hand horizontally across your wrist. Use your thumb to feel the point just below your index finger. Press on this point for 2-3 minutes using a circular motion. Repeat the process on your other wrist. You can also use an acupressure band, such as Sea-band®️ or ReliefBand®️. These are available at pharmacies or online. Wearing acupressure bands is especially helpful on trips if you get motion sickness. Aromatherapy is the practice of inhaling scents from plant extracts. Peppermint, in particular, is linked with reducing nausea. Apply 1-2 drops of peppermint oil extract to a clean gauze pad and inhale the solution. This can soothe your symptoms and also cover any unpleasant smells that might make your nausea worse. Aromatherapy shows mixed results in clinical trials, but it is safe and harmless if you want to try it. Sucking on peppermint candies could also work. At the very least, they'll make your mouth taste better and get your mind off of vomiting. This treatment is safe for pregnant women. Don't apply aromatherapy oils to your skin. This can cause irritation or an allergic reaction.