Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Act shy Travel by subway Seek love Do as you're told. Apologize often Don't react to insult Debate with yourself

Answer: . Shinji is very introverted and prefers to spend his time alone or with a small group of people. He is also very modest and insecure. However, he eventually begins to open up a little to his fellow pilots over the course of the series. every time you can. A commuter train is Shinji's primary source of transportation. Shinji also rides the train all day to avoid his responsibilities. Additionally, the original series makes heavy use of train motifs. and approval. Shinji wants to be loved by everyone, especially his previously estranged father. Shinji cares a lot about what other people think. Be careful with this step. Approval-seeking is associated with low self-confidence and self-esteem. While Shinji has problems with both, preserve your healthy mindset by not getting too into character. A healthy way of gaining approval is to be actively conscientious of other people's feelings. Ask others about their needs and avoid being selfish. Because of Shinji's need for outside validation, he often does what authority figures demand. He is extremely passive. Take care of your responsibilities, like homework and assigned chores, when asked. You can mentally compare these tasks to Shinji's obligations to protect humanity. As with the previous step, don't take this one too seriously. Shinji may pilot a giant robot, but don't put yourself in harm's way. . One of Shinji's negative qualities is that he completely lacks confidence and often blames himself for things that aren't his fault. Try not to let this act affect you too deeply. Instead, apologize only when you have done something wrong, or in instances where there is some ambiguity, such as when someone bumps into you or you and your friend have a miscommunication. In general, apologizing too much is a bad idea. If you did nothing wrong, saying "sorry" can make you lose self-confidence. or look for a fight. Be kind and nice to others. Shinji is, at heart, a very compassionate character. Although he must fight to protect humanity, he strongly dislikes violence. In addition, he is so passive that he does not outwardly react to insults, even though he is deeply hurt by them. Repeated insults or threats can be considered bullying. If you experience bullying, speak with a teacher if it occurs at school or a manager if it happens at work. If you are a minor, tell your parents. If you feel your safety is threatened, call the police. about almost everything you do. Shinji is very introspective and tends to overthink things. Introspection can be healthy. Real-time mindfulness, where you are aware of your feelings in the moment, leads to a happier, more positive life. A healthy amount of self-reflection after stressful events may also help you to better handle similar problems in the future. Remember, Shinji sometimes worried that he was alone and not worthy of living, but in the end realizes that he is loved and controls his life. Despite these realizations, Shinji still deals with self-loathing. This is another case where you shouldn't act like Shinji; remember to always love yourself. Psychologists term unhealthy, obsessive thinking about pain and trauma "rumination." To stay healthy, avoid slipping into rumination. If you find yourself unable to stop, talk to a doctor.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cook the cashews for 10 to 15 minutes to soften them. Drain and rinse the cashews. Place the cashews and remaining ingredients into a food processor. Blend the ingredients until the cheese is smooth. Cook the cheese over medium-high heat for about 5 to 6 minutes. Serve the cheese hot, and store any leftovers in the fridge.

Answer: Fill a small saucepan with water, then add cup (70 grams) of raw cashews. Set the saucepan on the stove, and bring it to a boil over medium-high heat. Cook the cashews for 10 to 15 minutes, or until they turn soft. This cheese is not the same as fresh, non-vegan mozzarella. It is more like a dip. Set a colander into the sink, then pour the cashews into the colander. Let the water drain, then pour fresh water over the cashews. Jiggle the colander to shake off any excess water. Add the cashews to the food processor first. Next, pour in 1 cup (240 milliliters) of water and 1 teaspoon of apple cider vinegar. Add 3 tablespoons and 2 teaspoons (27 grams) of tapioca flour/starch and 1 tablespoon (8.5 grams) of nutritional yeast. Season the mixture with teaspoon of sea salt and teaspoon of garlic powder. Tapioca starch and tapioca flour are the same thing. Do not substitute any other type of flour or starch. The tapioca is the key to the gooey texture. This may take up to 5 minutes. Every so often, stop the food processor, and scrape any unblended mixture down the sides of the bowl and towards the bottom. Keep blending until everything is smooth. Don't be alarmed if the cheese is watery at this point. The next step will thicken it back up. Pour the cheese back into the small saucepan. Cook it over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally, until it starts to turn clumpy and gooey, about 5 to 6 minutes. The cheese may bubble at first, but then it will start to thicken. This cheese makes a perfect dip for vegetables and pita chips. You can also pour it over a vegan pizza, and add your desired toppings. Refrigerate any leftover cheese in a covered container. Reheat the cheese over medium heat, stirring often. If it is too thick, stir in 1 tablespoon (15 milliliters) of water at a time until it thins out. Enjoy the cheese within 2 to 3 days.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check the position of your stitches. Insert the needle with the working yarn into the first stitch you made. Loop the yarn over the needle and pull through. Slip off the stitch and allow the new yarn to replace it.

Answer: Before you begin joining your stitches, make sure to check the position all the way around your circular or double-pointed needles. Make sure that all of the cast on stitches are pointing down and that they are not twisted. If you notice any twisted stitches, straighten them out using your fingers. Joining the first and last stitches you cast on in a round is just a matter of knitting or purling. Start by inserting your needle (knit-wise or purl-wise as required for your project) into the first stitch that you cast on. This will be the stitch that has a tail of yarn extending from it. Loop the yarn over the needle that you just inserted into the stitch. Then, pull this yarn through the stitch to create a new loop. Slip the cast on stitch off of your left needle as the new stitch you just created replaces it on your right needle. Then, continue to knit or purl the rest of the stitches in the round as needed for your project.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know your limitations and accept them. Maintain healthy boundaries. Respect their decisions.

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Sometimes we can't help someone, or at least not in the way they need. If they push back aggressively, or are taking too much from you in time, effort, etc., it may be time to step back. Even if they do accept your help, there's only so much you as a friend can do. Sometimes therapy and medication is needed, and a friend can't offer that. Keep in mind that you can say no if you feel that someone is taking advantage of your kindness. If you are worried about a friend or family member's well-being, then you might talk to someone who can help, such as a teacher or a counselor. This means neither overstepping in helping them nor allowing them to overstep in asking for help, assuming they do. This is especially important with a proud person, as helping them too much may make them feel like you pity them or that you feel sorry for them. Instead, when possible, ask how you can help, and don't attempt to do more than is requested. For example, if the person has reassured you that he or she is okay, then you should not keep pressing the person to accept your help. You might simply say something like, "I am always here for you if you need my help. Just let me know." As much as you want to help them, it is important to give them the space to make their own decisions. Ultimately, it is their life, and they have the choice to get help when they need it or to reject that help. It might hurt, but being a friend sometimes means stepping back and letting your friend choose their own path.