Don't text him excessively. Apologize, and if he doesn't immediately respond or forgive you, back off. If you keep texting him, you're going to undo any potential good you've done by irritating him rather than charming him. If he needs time to get over it, give him that time. Let him come to you when he's ready. If he won't tell you what's upsetting him, it's either because he's so mad he can't talk about it or it's a ploy for attention. In either case, you need to let the issue rest and let him come to you. If he seems truly angry but can't or won't tell you why, he probably needs time to process and let the worst of the anger pass. Even if you don't know what you did and it's driving you crazy not to know, let it be. Don't insist that he tell you; let him take the time he needs. When he's ready, he'll come to you and you can work things out from there. If his anger doesn't seem entirely genuine, he's probably acting angry to get attention, and the more you ask what's wrong and what happened, the more he'll prolong the situation to get as much out of it as he can. Just tell him you don't know what's angering him and that you're sorry if it's something you've done. Then leave it at that and let him come to you when he's done trying to manipulate your attention. If he's so mad about something that none of your attempts to empathize or apologize are working, step out of the situation. There's nothing else you can do or say at this point to make him like you again, so it's best just to back off. After some time has passed, he may be feeling less upset and may come to you when he's ready to talk. You can't force him to talk to you before he's ready, so your best option is to wait. If he's constantly getting angry with you over things you either don't understand or feel are unreasonable, consider whether the relationship is really worth it. If being around him causes you more grief than pleasure, maybe it's time to just let the relationship go. If he verbally, emotionally, or physically abuses you when he's mad, get out of the relationship immediately. If all else fails and the guy probably isn't going to give in no matter what you do, you might as well have a little fun. "Makeup apps" allow you to choose the gender of the person you're trying to make up with and which excuse you want to use to win them back. Obviously, if your sincere efforts were unsuccessful, an app probably isn't going to do any better, but if you've got nothing left to lose, you might as well. Worst case scenario, you'll be entertained by the messages the app sends on your behalf saying you were kidnapped by Russians. Try coming up with clever responses to his non-responses. If he won't text you back and you know he's probably never going to, you might as well go out on a high note. Be hyperbolic ("I spent so long waiting for you to text back that feral cats ate my face and hands and now I'm texting you with my toes and will soon be dead.") or incorporate some spot-on memes or gifs into your final sign-off. Don't dwell on the situation or stay up nights thinking about what you should have said or what a jerk he is. Accept that he's upset and that the relationship might have to end. Start to go on with your life.
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One-sentence summary -- Know when to back off. Don't press him if he won't tell you why he's mad. Know when to give up. Know when it's not worth it. Get some satisfaction. Move on.

. Fill a large pan with about 3 to 4 inches (7.5 to 10 cm) of water. Place a slightly smaller pan in the water, ideally without the bases touching. This setup lowers the risk of scorching and burnt flavors. You'll want to track the temperature constantly, so a floating dairy thermometer or a clip-on candy thermometer works best. Wash the thermometer in hot, soapy water first, then rinse. Ideally, sanitize the thermometer by rubbing it with a single-use alcohol swab, then rinsing again. If your thermometer doesn't clip to the pan or float, you'll have to insert it by hand frequently during pasteurization. Work near a sink so you can clean and sanitize the thermometer again after every measurement. The faster you cool your milk after pasteurization, the safer and tastier it will be. Fill a sink or large tub with cold water and ice so you'll be ready to go. An old-fashioned ice cream machine is especially effective. Pack the outer compartment in ice and rock salt as you would normally. Read the full instructions below before you set this up. After reading, you might decide to use the longer pasteurization process, in which case you'll want to keep the ice in the freezer for another half hour.
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One-sentence summary -- Set up a double boiler Put a clean thermometer in the top pan. Prepare an ice bath.

Get the end of a cleaning cloth damp with warm water and use it to clean off your metal. Make sure to clean off all of the surfaces that you're painting so the paint can adhere well to them. Dry off any spots that are still wet. Avoid sanding your metal since it will leave noticeable scratches. 1 coat of chalky paint onto your furniture and let it dry. Buy a container of chalky paint and soft-bristled paintbrush from your local paint supply store. Dip the end of your brush into the paint and apply a thin layer to your metal furniture. Work from the top of the piece down toward the bottom until it's entirely covered in paint. Leave the paint to dry overnight so it has a chance to cure. Make sure not to use chalkboard paint instead of chalky paint. Chalky paint has a matte finish and is usually used for distressing, while chalkboard paint is meant to be written on once it's dry. It's okay if the first coat doesn't cover the metal evenly since it will make your piece look more distressed. Once the first layer is completely dry, put on another coat of paint until your furniture has even color. Once all of the exposed metal is covered with paint, let it dry for 3-4 days so the paint has time to settle. Don't try to distress the metal while it's curing because the more paint may peel off of the metal than you want. Get the corner of a cleaning cloth wet and rub any areas where you want to expose the metal underneath the paint. Work around edges and corners since they're areas where distress naturally happens first. Apply light pressure to lift up the paint. If you accidentally remove to much paint, pat the area dry and cover the spot with another coat. Dip the end of a cheesecloth in the finishing wax and pick up a small amount from the container. Rub the wax onto the paint in circular or back and forth motions until it's clear. Coat the entire piece of furniture so it's protected and won't get easily damaged. If your furniture feels waxy, keep buffing it out with a cloth until it doesn't.
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Wipe any dust and dirt off with a cleaning cloth. Paint Apply a second coat of paint and let it cure for 3-4 days. Wipe areas with a damp cloth to distress them. Seal the paint with finishing wax to protect it.