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It's perfectly natural to get a little sleepy right after you've finished doing the deed, but nodding off after a passionate lovemaking session could be misinterpreted as rude. Do your best to stay present and engaged. It may help to sit up or get a thought-provoking conversation started if you're especially drained. When you feel like you're in danger of nodding off, concentrate on taking full, deep breaths or take a trip to the bathroom to get your blood pumping. Make it a goal to outlast your partner. Once they fall asleep, you can take it as an all-clear to begin snoozing yourself. Make sure the other person knows they have your undivided attention until the lull of the moment has passed. The last thing your partner wants after being intimate is to look over to find you with your eyes glued to a screen. There will be plenty of time to respond to your texts or update your Facebook status later. It's also a good idea to silence or turn off your phone before sex to keep from being interrupted. Reach for your underwear if you're feeling exposed, but leave the rest of your clothes where they are. If you get chilly, slide under the covers or pull your partner a little closer rather than making a beeline for your pants. You've already shared your bodies with one another, so there's no need to suddenly become bashful. There's no harm in changing into a pair of pajamas or sweats to get cozy, but covering up in a hurry may send the message that you feel distant or ashamed. Assuming you don't have anything pressing to do in the morning, going to bed with the person you just slept with can be a good thing for both of you. Hanging around is a respectful, courteous move, as it shows that you're not overly eager to get away from them. You can go your separate ways the next day after spending a pleasant night together. If it's not practical for you to stay, find a tactful way to break the news that won't make it seem like you're looking for an escape. Tell your partner that you have to be at work early in the morning, or that you have a pet at home that needs to be fed or taken out. It's not always safe to assume that your partner wants you to hang around when you're at their place. Try to pick up on any signals they're putting out that hint that they might prefer to sleep alone, like mentioning how busy their week is or withdrawing (physically or emotionally) after the act.

summary: Try to stay awake. Put down your phone. Take your time getting dressed. Consider staying the night.

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It's not completely necessary You may quarter them or slice them lengthwise. If you prefer to preserve the chilies whole, use a knife to make a small slit in the side of each chile, which helps to preserve the shape. Depending on how hot you want your pickled chiles to be, you can remove the seeds or keep them. Choose a clean canning jar and fill it to within an inch of the rim with chiles. Make sure the jar has a tight-fitting lid. Plastic is preferable, since it won't rust in the refrigerator. If you want to flavor the chilies, mix in three tablespoons of salt and 15 peppercorns before packing the chilies. This will lend the chilies a flavor similar to that of pickled jalapeno served in restaurants. Other spices, such as bay leaves or fresh herbs, can also be added to the mixture to flavor the peppers. Use about two cups of vinegar, or enough to pour into the jar and cover the peppers completely. When the vinegar is hot, Pour the hot vinegar over the peppers. Fill the jar to within about half an inch of the top. If you want the peppers to have a sweet flavor, dissolve six teaspoons of sugar into the vinegar. Let the contents of the jar cool for a few minutes. The longer you let the mixture sit, the stronger the pickled taste will get. Enjoy the pickled peppers as a side dish or on sandwiches. The spicy vinegar makes an excellent salad dressing.

summary: Wash and slice the chilies. Pack the chilies in a sterilized jar. Heat white vinegar to a low boil. Store in the refrigerator.

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If you are able to get the stain out this way, you will be using the mildest approach and be able to completely avoid using any chemical products. In a large bucket or basin, add the garment to cup of lemon juice and 1 gallon of boiling water, allow the garment to soak for 1-2 hours then ring the garment out as much as you can. Let the garment dry fully in the sun before wearing it again. As vinegar contains acetic acid, it helps to dissolve the bleach and peel away the damaged fabric. Buy white vinegar from your local store and completely saturate the stain in vinegar. Rinse the garment in cold water once done and then repeat if necessary. Prior to treating the garment with vinegar, rinse the garment in cold water to remove any of the residual bleach. Mixing bleach with vinegar can release toxins. Use limited quantities when using vinegar on cotton garments, as in time, vinegar will ruin cotton fabrics. Rather than trying to remove the stain, another option is to cover the stain. Depending on where the stain is, a cleverly placed patch or your favorite badge could do the trick! You could even do a crochet pattern.
summary: Use lemon juice for the most gentle treatment. Try vinegar as another chemical-free option. Use a patch to cover up the problem.