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Your mother may try to control your life, who you spend time with, where you go, or how you do things. She may try to get her way with everything, and show her complete dissatisfaction when you go against her wishes. If you want to make your own decisions without the backlash of your mother, be resolute. When making a choice, don't allow her opinions to seep in. If you're purchasing an item, say, "This suits my needs and it is what I need." If you're doing something she thinks should be done differently, say, "I will do it this way, which works well for me." Remember that just as much as you make mistakes, your mother does, too. When she is quick to criticize your boyfriend, living arrangements, or parenting skills, it's okay to admit that you are doing your best and that you will likely make mistakes. If she points out a mistake, it's okay to own up to it. "Yes, Mom, I did make a mistake. The important part is that I learned from it." A succinct comment can put an end to the topic. When your mom says something critical, respond with, "Thank you for your input, Mom. I'm doing my best to handle it." You may want to have a discussion about her criticism if it really bothers you. "I don't know if you're aware of this, but I feel criticized by you often. I really want a relationship with you, but it is hard for me when it feels like you want to criticize the way I live my life." Remind yourself that being a parent is hard work, and that nobody chooses to suffer from symptoms of anxiety. Regardless, it can be annoying and frustrating to be the object of your mother's anxiety. Remind yourself not to blame your mother for her anxiety; it's not pleasant to experience anxiety. Talk to your mother and let her know how you feel. You can say, "I don't like it when you worry so much about me. It makes me feel like you don't trust me." If you think your mother may suffer from an anxiety disorder, gently bring this to her attention in an effort to seek help. "Mom, I notice you spend a lot of time worrying. I want you to know what it feels like to fully enjoy your life, and I think that going to therapy can help you with that." As a young child, you had no choice but to follow your parent's demands. but as you mature, you gain more and more control if you allow yourself to have control. Your mother may not want you to have more control, but ask yourself, "Am I in control of my life or is my mother in control?" It's unlikely you can end your mother's control while still pleasing her. Changing the way you interact may mean that she becomes upset that she is no longer controlling you the way she would like to. It's up to you to allow her the same interference and control or to adjust it. If you are annoyed that your mother calls you multiple times each day, make the choice whether to pick up the phone or not. If it makes you unhappy to talk to her that often, make the choice not to pick up and know that while your actions may upset it, it's okay to have control of your own life. Consider saying, "Mom, I want to be a responsible and productive adult, and I'd like to do it on my own. I'd really like your support as I mature to be independent."

summary: Refute her attempts to control your decisions. Ignore her criticism. Deal with her anxiety. Handle her over protectiveness.

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File-sharing websites transfer files from user to user, with no third-party oversight. While you may find books not available anywhere else online, there is a significant chance of exposing your computer to viruses and malware that could slow it down or steal your personal information. Many file-sharing sites contain copyrighted material, whose download is considered illegal in many countries. Set your operating system's security level to its highest setting. In Windows, this is available through the Control Panel; on MacOS, this can be done through the Internet option in System Preferences. Turn any security software you have on to maximum. Turn on your anti-virus software and your firewall software and turn them to their highest settings. Note that the selection of books that are available on BitTorrent tend to reflect popularity instead of literary or reference value.This method can also take a little time and effort to set up and learn how to use. Choose a BitTorrent client. In order to avoid malware, using a trusted source such as BitTorrent.com is recommended. Search online for an "eBook torrent tracker." These collections of links to eBook files come and go quickly, so searching online is the best method of finding them. Many require a signup, and a minimum amount of time spent using your computer to share files before you can download files. Public torrents without a signup may have a higher security risk. se Internet Relay Chat (IRC). Many out of date or otherwise obscure works, as well as recent popular ones, are available on IRC, or Internet Relay Chat. Once you've downloaded an IRC client, such as mIRC, you can use it to search for chat channels devoted to "books" or "eBooks" to find other users to share files with or talk to about books. Usenet is a bulletin-board-like server-based network originally developed for secure, high-speed chat. Today Usenet is also heavily used for file sharing, but it requires a monthly fee from a Usenet service such as Usenet Server or Newshosting. Many of these services also provide search tools and automatic conversion of downloaded NZB files to readable formats, which is recommended if you are new to Usenet.

summary: Use caution and high security measures with this method. Download books using BitTorrent. . Purchase a Usenet service.

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Peel back the backing at the top of the over-laminate sheet and line the top edge of the laminate up with the top edge of the vinyl paper. Use your fingers to press the laminate onto the vinyl paper so it sticks. You can find over-laminate online or at your local office supplies store. Press the laminate onto the vinyl paper as you go. Keep going until you've peeled off all the backing and the whole sheet of vinyl is laminated. To prevent air bubbles, use the edge of a ruler to press the laminate onto the vinyl paper. Use a ruler and a craft knife to make precise straight cuts. If your sticker designs are rounded, use scissors to cut them out, or give them a square background. Once all your stickers are cut out, discard any leftover paper scraps. The vinyl backing will be on the opposite side of the over-laminate, on the back of the sticker design. Grab a corner of the vinyl backing with two fingers and peel it back until it's completely off the sticker. Place your sticker on a dry, flat surface.
summary: Apply an over-laminate sheet over your stickers. Peel back the rest of the over-laminate backing slowly. Cut out the laminated stickers from the sheet of vinyl. Peel off the backing on your stickers to use them.