Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask out your crush Follow up after the date. Continue to engage. Remind your crush of your interest.

Answer: . Remember, this is what you've been building toward: a date with your crush. Stay calm and make the date casual. Chances are, if you've struck up a friendshipor even just a good conversation or twoyou'll have some idea already of what she likes to do and hence, what might be a good first date. Ask directly and specifically. You could say, "Want to grab a drink one night after work?" or "Free to do coffee one day next week? I can do Tuesday or Thursday." Once she says yes, agree on a time and remember to get her phone number or email address, if you don't have it already, in case anything comes up the day of the date. You can offer yours as well. Texting is a safe way of following up. If you've already had a phone call, then call and speak, instead, or leave a voicemail. You'll usually want to follow up the next day, but you could follow up the same day with something along the lines of, "Did you make it home OK?" or "I had a fun time tonight. Talk again soon. Goodnight!" By repeating the previous two steps, dating and following up on dates, you begin to establish a relationship. This is what getting your crush is all about. Ask if she prefers texting or calling, and if she's open to calling, call. It's a sign of a closer relationship. In the early days of a relationship, try to remain on her radar by speaking about every other day and moving toward daily. In person, your goal should be to do something together about once per week. Having a sit-down or a big official talk about relationship status, or Facebook relationship status, is scary and can backfire. Worry about relationship status details if and when they come up. Instead, remind your crush of your interest as if you're an official couple. "I had a great time" or "You're so much fun to hang out with" are meaningful statements that show interest, not obsession. Give compliments. Be real, and make your compliments about the things that you genuinely like about the person. Also, since we are talking about a crush, the compliments can be suggestively romantic but not overtly romantic or sexual. For example, you might not want to compliment their physical characteristics directly, but you could say something like, "You look great in that dress." Contact your crush for no big reason. You might text or call for no reason other than just thinking about the other person. You can check in just to say hi, or to say that you saw something cool that reminded you of the other person. Keep it light and thoughtful, and your crush is prone to be flattered. Give thoughtful gifts. Everyone loves gifts. Just beware of coming on too strong with a big expensive gift. Also beware of gifts that are too intimate or suggestive. Instead, give thoughtful gifts based on her interests or your shared history. Examples could be flowers, a small work of art, or a favorite food your partner mentioned. You might also think of a gift based on interest areas, such as sports, cooking, gardening, books, films, or music.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a site host. Make an account. Click the "websites" tab that is running along the top. Enter the title of your web page. Click "web templates". Click "Text/Visual Editor". Save your site.

Answer: For simplicity's sake, try using http://www.bravenet.com/. This site has lots of easy-to-use web tools to get you started. An adult should help you with this, especially reading the terms and conditions and agreeing to these. Once it is created, log in (and keep your password very safe). Click next on "build a website". Be sure to check the sub domain so that you don't have to pay. Make it a good name now, because you can't change it later. Next, press "create". This will help you build your site easily and efficiently. Press browse gallery and pick a design you like. Tip: while looking through, add any possibilities to your favorites then decide from here. Then go to the visual editor and right click on your page name. Press edit with visual editor. Next, make all the changes you want to your site. Now tell all your friends about it!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Examine your dog's balance. Watch for vomiting and diarrhea. Pay attention to your dog's breathing. Watch for signs of sudden appetite loss.

Answer: If your dog is staggering, disoriented, or dizzy, it could be suffering from neurological or heart problems, as well as low blood sugar caused by poisoning. Again, seek veterinary medical attention immediately. Both are highly irregular in dogs. They are signs of your dog's body attempting to expel foreign poisonous substances. Examine your dog's vomit/stool for content, color, and consistency. Your dog's stool should be firm and brown. If your dog's stool becomes watery, loose, yellow, green, or deep black, contact your vet. Panting is normal for dogs most of the time. It is their way of expelling heat. Heavy panting lasting for longer than 30 minutes may be a sign of respiratory or cardiac difficulty. If you can hear wheezing or crackles as your dog breathes, seek immediate veterinary medical attention.If your dog ingested something, it could be affecting its lungs. You can determine your dog's respiratory rate by watching the dog's chest and counting how many breaths they take in 15 seconds and multiply by 4 to get the breaths per minute. The appropriate respiratory rate of a dog is 10-30 breaths per minute. If your dog stops eating suddenly, it could be a sign of toxic substance ingestion. Call your vet if your dog displays a lack of appetite for more than 24 hours.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Identify your positive traits. Forgive yourself. Focus on things that you can control. Practice self-compassion.

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It's hard but possible to boost your self-esteem going forward, so that things like accepting compliments will come more easily. Don't give up! One of the most important steps is to give yourself a solid foundation. Everyone has strengths and positive qualities it's only a matter of discovering what yours are. Consider writing a list of your personal qualities. What do you do well? What are your talents? What are your special accomplishments? Think very hard and come up with as many as you can. Remind yourself of these traits everyday. If it helps, put your list where you can check it when feeling doubtful. You might tack it to your bulletin board or bathroom mirror, for example. You might also consider keeping a journal and recording the good things that happen to you each day. Highlight five or ten positives each day things you accomplished, did well, or felt good about. People who have low self-esteem often have trouble with all-or-nothing thinking. When something goes wrong, it's not just a mistake but a complete personal failure on their part. There is no middle ground. This really isn't fair to you, though. Learn to forgive yourself. When you make a mistake, remind yourself that it was one mistake at one moment in time. Try saying, "Yes, I made a mistake, but that doesn't make me a bad person or mean I'm worthless." Focus on your effort rather than perfection, too. Remove the words "should" or "must" from your thinking and you'll be able to set more realistic expectations ones that you can meet. In the same vein, try to avoid mistaking feelings for facts. You are not stupid or unattractive or a failure just because you feel that way. We all doubt ourselves from time to time and no one is perfect. Try to replace any all-or-nothing thinking with reasonable expectations. Partly this means accepting that you can change and control some things in life and not others. It also means focusing on the things that you can control. Why should we feel badly when we fail to do the impossible? If you're unhappy about something you can change, like your poor math skills, start today to fix and improve it. Give yourself credit when you see a change. If you're unhappy with something that you can't change, like the size of your ears, work on accepting it. There's no good reason to worry about these sorts of things. They will only make you frustrated and unhappy. Practicing self-compassion can help to boost your self-esteem and it may also make it easier to accept compliments. Try to work on building your self-compassion whenever you have a chance to do so. Try to remember to be COAL. COAL stands for curious, open, accepting, and loving. By adopting this attitude towards yourself, you may find it easier to practice self-compassion. If you find yourself beating yourself up over something, then remind yourself to be COAL. Imagine how you might treat a friend. Whenever you are feeling upset with yourself or just upset in general, try to imagine how you might treat a friend who was going through the same thing. Would you berate your friend, or pat him or her on the back? Would you mock your friend, or provide encouraging words? Try to treat yourself as you would treat a friend who was dealing with the same problem. Acknowledge your needs. Another important part of practicing self-compassion is acknowledging your needs and giving yourself a break now and then. If you are feeling overwhelmed or stressed, allow yourself to step away from what you are doing and do something relaxing for a while, such as taking a walk, reading a book, or just relaxing in a comfortable chair.