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How to clear emotional clutter from a relationship
Tune in to your feelings about the other person.
Ask yourself what's really bothering you about the relationship. Acknowledge your emotions, even if they're uncomfortable or difficult to face.
OPTIONS:
- Remind yourself that you're alone and there's nothing to feel uncomfortable about. The key to being emotionally involved in a relationship is recognizing that it's impossible to permanently remove feelings of resentment or hurt from another person.
- Pay attention to what emotions are running through you. Some are more difficult to deal with than others but some are not.
- Avoid repressing your negative feelings or hoping they'll go away on their own. Like physical clutter, emotional baggage doesn't go away unless you take action to get rid of it.
- Compare your feelings to the other person's without offering advice or a prompt. Look at both parties' actions, not the other person.

OUT: Avoid repressing your negative feelings or hoping they'll go away on their own. Like physical clutter, emotional baggage doesn't go away unless you take action to get rid of it.

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How to eat after getting your wisdom teeth removed
Plan ahead.
Go shopping and stock up on soft, easy-to-chew foods before the surgery. Ideally, make them drinkable like yogurt and soups that don't have big chunks.
OPTIONS:
- Remember, your back teeth may hurt and you won't want to be chewing very much with your molars for the first few days and up to a week. Buy food like soup, yogurt, ice cream, applesauce, jello, and mashed potatoes.
- Also go to a comfortable place for an after-surgery shower or bath. Take a few minutes to think about what you want to eat.
- Make sure you have clean water to drink whenever drinking or food in your mouth. You could make a fruit punch or a smoothie if you've lost control of your bowels, and drink at least a cup of water as well.
- Replace packaged foods with fresh fruits and veggies. Make change calls a good excuse to get your teeth surgically repaired and/or practice dental work.

OUT: Remember, your back teeth may hurt and you won't want to be chewing very much with your molars for the first few days and up to a week. Buy food like soup, yogurt, ice cream, applesauce, jello, and mashed potatoes.

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How to replace a ceiling fan
Check if you need a permit.
Some cities require permits when you are changing out ceiling fans. Others just require them if you're moving from a light to a ceiling fan.
OPTIONS:
- It's best to check ahead of time to see if you need to get a permit. Contact your city permit office for more information.
- Always consult your city's laws when changing out a ceiling fan, to see if you need one. Don't take on a new ceiling fan yourself.
- If you don't need a permit, you don't need to purchase one. Instead, you can make your own or rent one.
- The application process can vary depending on a department of home improvement that specifies the type of double plate fan you will be trying to replace. You may need a permit to switch to a more solid panel fan that you can easily remove.

OUT:
It's best to check ahead of time to see if you need to get a permit. Contact your city permit office for more information.