Q: Often ankle boots have zippers on the sides that can have tassels attached to them. You can also choose ankle boots with a fringe that runs along the top opening of the boot. This can either be shorts, a skirt, or pants, as long as your bottom piece is high-waisted and fastens above your navel. If you choose pants, make sure that they fit tightly. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/7\/79\/Wear-Ankle-Boots-Step-14Bullet1.jpg\/v4-460px-Wear-Ankle-Boots-Step-14Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/7\/79\/Wear-Ankle-Boots-Step-14Bullet1.jpg\/aid1078349-v4-728px-Wear-Ankle-Boots-Step-14Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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A: Find a pair of suede or leather ankle boots with tassels. Sport a high-waisted bottom of some sort. Pair with a tank top or any style blouse and tuck it in. Add a belt around your waist where your shirt and bottom piece meet. Finish off with a pair of wayfarer sunglasses. Finished.

Q: Even if the internet is your chosen method of contact, you may know this person from real life. They might be someone from your school or office, a neighbor, a friend of a friend. Whoever they are, getting to know them in real life can give you a rough idea of whether they are your type and what they like to do. Take advantage of your common acquaintances. For example, if you know some of their friends, hang out with them more often when they're in their company. Getting to know their friends will help you realize what kind of people your potential date likes having around. If you barely know your date or any of their friends, even the most casual approach would do. For example, you can exchange a couple of jokes with your neighbor as you pass by their house to get a sense of what they're like. Once you've established even a very shallow level of connection, you can take a step forward and request their friendship on a social network you both use, like Facebook. Because you've already made acquaintance with this person in real life, you won't look like a weirdo invading their private life. Social-network users tend to accept any request as long as they have a loose connection with the person. You can use Skype or other instant messaging services instead. However, remember that social networks are by far the best way to go, because they are designed to help people socialize. Instead, messaging applications are meant to help people communicate: this will give away your long-term goal, which is approaching this person with a specific request. You can go ahead and friend someone on a messaging application if you feel confident enough. As you add them to your contact list, they'll probably understand what your intentions are, so make sure you're okay with it. If you've met your potential date on a dating website, it's better to ask their permission before sending a friend request. For example, you can message them on the dating website and ask "Are you on Facebook"? If they say they are, take it as a "go ahead, you can friend me". Once your friendship request has been accepted, you have access to a huge amount of useful information. Is this person already in a relationship? What do they enjoy doing in their spare time? What music do they listen to? What is their family like? Do you have common friends you didn't know of? This information will help you come up with a strategy to approach your potential date. Begin thinking of stuff you can do together. Or, you can start a conversation by mentioning a common friend. Picture yourself as a detective piecing up clues that can help you find a solution to the problem. Doing some background research will also help you not waste time with someone who might be too different from you. If you see that the cute guy in your French class only likes football when you hate sports and want to spend the rest of your life on the couch, you should ask yourself whether it's not even worth bothering. This is especially useful if your potential date lives in another town and you don't have a chance to hang out with them in person. Checking the conversation and posts on their Facebook page will be like spending time with them and their friends in the virtual world.
A: Hang out with the person you like or their friends. Friend them on a social network. Find out more about your potential date's relationship status and interests.

Q: Don't only interact with the "popular" kids, but with everyone, including the shy kids. Contribute well in group or partner projects. Don't fake your kindness for popularity, take a genuine interest in others. Do things for others, not just yourself. By doing this you will strengthen your friendship. You could also ask if they would like to meet with you somewhere else, such as a cafe, shop or park, this is an ideal option if whoever you live with doesn't like visitors. They'll get a chance to see pictures of you and your old friends. It also gives you a chance to communicate with them outside of school. You've made it.
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Continue to be social. Invite someone over to your house as soon after you have their phone number. Ask people for their phone number, e-mail address or name on social media. Friend request people on social media you met during the day, look at their profiles and learn who is friends with who. Congratulate yourself.