Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Set yourself apart from the rest by keeping texts short and sweet. Add personality to the things you text. Avoid letting your excitement for flirting lead to over-texting. Spark attraction by creating tension. Move the relationship forward by talking in person.

Answer: While texting is a great alternative to actually calling a person during a busy day, it shouldn't be treated exactly like a phone call in the sense that messages should be short and sweet. Unless it's a text to say "good morning", skip the formality texts that offer no flirtation value or act as energy zappers, such as "Hey what's up?" They are typically followed by a routine back and forth that eventually dies out really early on. Before you text him or her, make sure that you have something of value to add to the conversation, whether it be a joke or a genuine compliment. Think of creative ways to initiate text messages like mentioning a lyric to a song you both like or a movie that the two of you love. Create inside jokes to build and show interest. Text an attention grabber like, "I'm thinking of you so I know you're probably thinking of me." It's cocky, without being overly cocky and is bound to get its reader to crack a smile and respond in a hurried fashion. Over-texting is the pitfall to many budding romances. Hitting it off and establishing a connection can lead to needy behaviors, over-texting being one of them. Text him or her once, wait for a reply, and if you get one, reply with one text in response. Think of texting as a dance, you take a step, and then they take a step, you take a step, and then they take a step. If you don't get a reply, wait a full 24 hours to attempt to reach out again. As the relationship progresses, you will be able to slowly increase the frequency of your text messages. Too much at once though feels over-eager and can read as desperation. Appearing scarce by allowing time in between texts creates intrigue. Flirting through text messages is about the rapport that builds the connection and the tension that fosters the attraction between you two. Tension happens through playful teasing so keep it light and flirt with him or her while you text. Give him or her a cute nickname, preferably one that has something to do with a shared experience between you two, "punk", "brat", "dimples", "smiley", or "giggles". You can call them something common like "babe", "baby", or "sweetie". Create some playful sexual tension by texting things like, "Stop trying to seduce me, I know what you're up to" or "Get your mind out of the gutter!" In order to move things to the next step, you have to create the next step. Don't rely on the phone as a crutch and forget about building a relationship in real life. Once it feels right, ask him or her out on a date.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply the paste to the affected area. Let the paste sit for 2 to 3 minutes. Rinse the paste off with warm water.

Answer: Once your face is washed and dried, you can apply the mixture to the blackheads. Use your hands to gently rub a thin layer of the mixture to all your blackheads. Gently massage the paste into your skin as this aids in the exfoliating process. Once you've applied the mixture, wait 2 to 3 minutes or until it dries completely. Ideally, it should be dry enough that it's hard to the touch and feels somewhat like dried glue. After the paste has dried, rinse with warm water. Use cool water to completely rinse off the mixture. Pat your face dry with a clean towel. Baking soda can dry out skin, so make sure you use an oil free moisturizer after rinsing and drying your face.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Store the cashew butter in the refrigerator. Store the cashew butter in the freezer. Eat cashew butter just as you would eat peanut butter: Eat one cube of cashew butter as a single portion sized snack. Use cashew butter when cooking. Make cashew butter cookies. Give cashew butter as a present.

Answer: Transfer cashew butter in a glass jar with a tightly sealed lid. Store in the refrigerator and use within one week. The oil and solids will separate after sitting, so you will need to give it a good stir every time you use it. Pour cashew butter into candy molds or ice cube trays. After they are frozen, you can store these mini-blocks of cashew butter in a freezer-safe container or storage bag for approximately 4 months. on bread, bananas, apple slices, or straight from the jar. Cashew butter has a creamy, buttery, rich flavor, which many people prefer over peanut butter's flavor. The butter is rich in protein and unsaturated fats, making it an ideal healthy energy snack. Put a frozen cube of cashew butter in a small container and include it in a sack lunch with some crackers, celery sticks or apple slices. After sitting for a couple of hours, the butter will be nicely thawed and easy to dip into, but it won't have sat so long that its oils and solids separated. Cashew butter is especially useful and flavorful in Indian, Thai, Chinese or West African cuisine (such as cuisine from The Gambia or Senegal). Cashew butter can be mixed into recipes as a nut flavor or as a thickener. It can be used in Szechuan chicken dishes, spring rolls, curries, chicken tikka masala, and soups. It can also be a replacement for any recipe that calls for peanut butter, almond butter or tahini. Substitute cashew butter in a peanut butter cookie recipe for a nuanced flavor change in this classic cookie. Because of cashew butter's softer texture, you may need to experiment with the quantity that you are substituting in a peanut butter cookie recipe. Add more flour if the cookie batter seems too runny. Shape the cookie dough into balls and roll them in sugar before baking. Or, use a fork to make the criss-cross pattern in the dough before baking. Bake the cookies according to the peanut butter recipe's directions. Watch them carefully to make sure they do not burn; sometimes, ingredient substitutions can change the time necessary to bake the perfect cookie. Make batches of cashew butter and store them in pint-sized mason jars. Make personalized labels for the jars and tie a ribbon around the jars. Give your homemade cashew butter to friends or family as birthday or holiday presents.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Empathize. Show compassion. Give back.

Answer:
Empathy with another person conveys warmth, validation, and caring. It is the foundation of healthy relationships, building upon listening and respect. Empathy requires that we contribute our own similar experiences through conversation and reinforce values that we share with the other person. When someone views you as empathetic, they are more likely to confide, trust, and hold you in esteem, the foundational pillars of a good relationship. Practice empathy, not sympathy: Sympathy is a feeling a sadness inspired when we hear someone else's pain and focus on our own similar tragedies. Empathy keeps the focus on the other person, attempting to listen to and feel her pain, unique from your own. Compassion requires self-analysis to examine the causes of our own pain and inspires unwillingness to inflict that same pain on others. It means supporting the right of others to thrive and be happy, even if we do not always agree with their views. At its base level, compassion is an act of kindness that reassures others that we find them worthy and valuable. Try to enact compassion in your own life by: Offer compassion to those who have mistreated you: Perhaps the hardest act of compassion is to someone we are tempted to believe does not deserve it. The best thing to do is to put yourself in the other person's positions and imagine what events they have gone through that have produced the anger and pain they inflict on others. Allow yourself to feel empathy for that pain, and channel it into kindness and tolerance for that person. Focus on common ground: People are more alike than different. We all thrive on similar things love, trust, support, belonging. Just because these desires may manifest outwardly in unique ways does not mean that we are unalike. When you find yourself dwelling on difference, try to shift your focus back to similarities by reminding yourself that, like you, this person is seeking happiness, known suffering, seeks safety, and is still learning about the world. Reciprocity is an important component of developing strong connections with others.Think of ways that you can lift a burden from the shoulders of another, if only for a moment. Showing you are there for someone and really care for them can help deepen your relationship. Offer acts of kindness. For example, you babysit for free when a neighbor needs a night off from the kids, help a friend move, tutor your little sister in math. Do these things with no expectation of payment or reciprocity do it simply as a kindness. Do something nice for others. You could give a gift or words of encouragement. Show support by lending a helping hand or offering to assist in some way. Share responsibilities in roommate or shared housing situations (such as cleaning and paying bills, etc).