Write an article based on this "Tell them what behavior you will and won't tolerate. Set time limits for conversations and talks. Stop following their social media accounts. Minimize contact if they are causing stress, anxiety, or annoyance."
article: Make sure that the attention seeker understands that you won't deal with certain behaviors. If they know that a certain activity won't get attention from you, they might stop doing it in the future. For example, if you don't want them touching you, you might tell them, "Would you mind not tapping or grabbing me when you want my attention? How about you knock on my desk if you need me." Ignore any future touching. You might also say something like, "I know you're fond of parkour, but I get nervous when you show me videos of you jumping off buildings. Please don't show me anymore." An attention seeker can quickly take up your day with their stories and needs. To help you break away, tell them at the beginning exactly how long you have to hang out or talk. When time is up, the conversation is over. For example, if they call you, you might say, "Hey, I can only talk for 15 minutes. What's up?" If you're hanging out with them, try saying something like, "Let's get lunch, but I have to leave by 2:00." Set an alarm on your phone to tell you when you need to cut off the conversation. When it goes off, it is a signal to you and the other person that the conversation has to end. Some people might overshare or post too much too on social media, like Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. If these posts are annoying you, just unfriend the person or remove their posts from your feed. Posting too much on social media might be a sign that the person wants more of a human connection. If this is someone you care about, reach out to them by phone or in person, and ask them to hang out. If they post controversial material on social media, you may be tempted to leave a comment or respond. Try to resist this urge. Likewise, you can also block the person from commenting on your own posts if they continue to search for reactions there. If the attention seeker is creating too much of a burden in your life, cut off contact if possible. If this isn't possible, reduce your interactions as much as possible. For family members, you might schedule 1 phone call a month or exchange pleasantries at family events. You don't have to constantly accept their calls, however. Tell attention-seeking coworkers that you prefer only to discuss work-related matters, especially in the office. If they try to come to you with office drama, give them a time limit before returning to work.

Write an article based on this "Schedule time alone together. Pay special attention to your appearance for a date. Make time to play. Hold hands. Flirt more Remain intimate. Revisit your courtship. Create traditions."
article: It can seem strange to schedule a date with your own partner, but it is important to keep your relationship a priority. Sometimes the only way to do that is to work it in to your schedule intentionally. Invite your partner out on a date, take care of any necessary details like babysitting or transportation, and make it happen. See if you can make it a routine, such as Saturday night dates. This can offer you an opportunity to connect and talk about your week. If you've been with your partner for a long time, she has likely seen you at your best and your worst. While it is impractical (and perhaps unnecessary) for you to look your best whenever you're together, try getting "spruced up" before going out on a date together. Think about when you were first dating and you would spend extra time getting ready for the date so you could be sure to impress. Play and laughter create strong connections and reinforce relationships. If you set aside time to do things that make you feel happyand you do them togetheryou will likely feel closer to your partner. Try something new and fun together, or take some time to get out and do something silly. Some new things you could try together include trying new sports, ziplining, an obstacle course, mini-golf, a video game, a board or card game, or even attending a sporting event together. Get back to basic with your relationship and initiate some PG-rated intimacy in the form of hand-holding. You probably held hands with your partner when you were first dating, so why not now? Simple touching outside of the bedroom can often help you feel closer and revitalize the bond between you. and be kind. Think of love as an action. Every day, find ways to show your partner how much you care about them. Make it so that they couldn't ever forget that you love them. Don't let go of your sex life because you have other demands in your life. If necessary, plan or schedule your intimate moments. Build romance into your schedule, and talk about ways to revitalize your love life if it seems to be waning. You may consider visiting a sex therapist if you have trouble solving intimacy problems on your own. Go back to the place you met or where you had one of your first dates. If you have children now, go somewhere that you used to frequent before you had kids but haven't been in awhile. Going back to these places with your new perspective as an established couple can help you remember where you came from and appreciate how far you have come. Traditions can help couples (and families) establish shared experiences and viewpoints. Marking anniversaries, birthdays, or a day that is uniquely meaningful to you with a ritual or tradition can bring you together. It gives you the opportunity to reflect on past years and speculate about the future.

Write an article based on this "Look for bleeding. Pay attention to the rate of stomach growth. Assess whether the dog has risk factors or medical issues that could cause miscarriage. Get an ultrasound or X-rays."
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The most common symptom of a miscarriage is bleeding from the vagina. This bleeding can be slight or dramatic, depending on how big the fetus was and how many fetus' were miscarried. Even bleeding may be hard to spot, as many dogs will clean up the blood themselves before you spot it. However, if you know your dog is pregnant, keep an eye out for bloody discharge. If your dog is pregnant, its belly should grow at the puppies develop. If the belly of your pregnant dog is not growing, it may have lost one or all of its puppies. A dog that has lost a pregnancy may even lose weight instead of gaining it. The usual gestational period of a dog is 63 days. Your pregnant dog's belly should grow dramatically during this time. There are some reasons that your dog may miscarry. If your dog has any of these issues, then it is more likely that she may have miscarried. Some factors that may induce a miscarriage include: Infectious diseases, such as Salmonella, Brucella canis, canine Herpes, Parvovirus, or Toxoplasma. Trauma Uterine infection Hormonal problems Medications that promote miscarriage, such as chemotherapeutic drugs, chloramphenicol, oestrogen, or high dose steroids If you suspect that your dog may have lost a fetus, you should have it looked at by a veterinarian. Your veterinarian may elect to do an X-ray or ultrasound exam to look at the fetus' developing in the dog. If your dog has already had an X-ray or ultrasound to document the pregnancy, you should be able to assess whether all of the fetus' that were in the uterus are still present.