Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find a positive support system. Expect acceptance. Rethink your strategy. Avoid people who consistently reject you. Consult with a mental health provider.

Answer: With rejection sensitivity, you can easily get caught up dwelling on people who reject you and forget about those who embrace you. Make a point to spend time with people who value who you are as a person. Whether it's friends, coworkers, peers at school, or family members, make an effort to connect with people who love and care for you. They can help balance the scales against any rejection you feel from others. If you don't have strong relationships, meet some new people. Volunteer and help out in your local community. Join an organization or club. Strike up a conversation with the wallflower at a party. Become an advocate for those who are being bullied. People with rejection sensitivity often go into social situations expecting to get the cold shoulder. In many ways, this can be a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you enter a situation in bad faith and with a negative attitude, you are more likely to get the same in return. However, you may start getting a more positive outcome by expecting to be accepted. When you're entering a new social setting, tell yourself, "They'll like me" or "I'm going to make so many friends." You just might be surprised at the outcome. If you tend to receive many rejections in a particular area of life, such as in your career or dating life, you may need to examine your actions to see how you can improve. Think about it: you will never catch a fish if you're using the wrong bait. For instance, if you are applying for jobs that demand gregariousness and you're shy, you may not impress the interviewer. Switch tactics and search for a similar job in which it doesn't matter so much how outgoing you are. You may just get the position. If you interact with people who reject you, criticize you, or put you down on a regular basis, you should consider distancing yourself from those people. Establish healthy boundaries by letting them know that their behavior is hurtful to you. If the behavior continues, avoid contact with the person if you can. On the other side of the coin, it is important to respect the boundaries of others. For example, don't keep asking someone out on a date if they consistently say "no." Let them know that you respect their decision, and move on. People with rejection sensitivity often have histories of abuse or neglect in childhood. In addition, there are certain mental health conditions like depression and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) that are associated with higher levels of rejection sensitivity. See an experienced psychologist or psychotherapist who can carefully evaluate your history and any other symptoms you might be experiencing.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Shave the bottom of the hair with a beard trimmer or unguarded clippers. Blur out any remnants of the visible line using your clippers. Clean up the base of the neck.

Answer: Now you want to make sure that fade has a distinct ending point at the base of the head and bottoms of the sideburns. Take your trimmer or clippers and shave any remaining hair away. You may not need to do this to the sideburns if the person whose hair you are cutting has facial hair connecting to the sideburns. Shave down the base of the neck and up a little way on the lowest fade to make sure that the hair is evened out. Look for any patches where the hair is uneven now and make sure to go over them again to clean them up. You may have to position your clippers at a bit of an angle to get any stragglers and even out the fade. Now that your bottom fade line is established, cut the hair beneath it. Make sure you get the sections at the bottom of the neck that have thinner longer hairs. Clean up the edges using a straight razor or the trimmer to make sure the edges of the cut are clean, as well as removing any neck hair. If you are using a straight razor, apply shaving cream to the area you are about to cut, then pad with a warm damp towel. Brush off any loose hairs and style the top with a pomade or gel for a finished look.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have your dog stand up. Part your dog's fur. Apply the Advantix.

Answer: You will apply Advantix to various locations along your dog's back. Having your dog in the standing position will help you apply Advantix more easily and accurately on his skin. If your dog tends to be a bit squirmy, you can have someone gently restrain your dog while you apply the Advantix. Use your fingers to part the fur until you can see the skin. Advantix needs to be applied to the skin for maximum effectiveness. The first location where you will apply the Advantix is at the start of your dog's back, right near the base of his neck. Small and medium dogs will need three Advantix applications along their backs. Large and extra-large dogs will need four Advantix applications along their backs. If your dog is extremely furry, it may be helpful to clip away a little bit of hair to make it easier to apply the Advantix. Gently place the tip of the tube on your dog's skin. Squeeze about 1/3 or 1/4 of the Advantix onto the skin, depending on how many applications your dog will need. You want to be careful not to apply too much Advantix to the skin; this could cause the product to get on your dog's hair and drip down his side. Not only will this waste the product, but it increases the likelihood that your dog may ingest the Advantix. Advantix should not be applied if the skin is wet or broken. Dry your dog's skin if it is wet. If the skin is broken, do not apply the Advantix and contact your veterinarian. It is not necessary to massage the product into the skin after applying it. Another reason not to massage the product into your dog's skin is that Advantix can be harmful to human skin. The remaining applications should be spaced at least a few inches apart down your dog's back. For large and extra-large dogs, the last dose should be near the top of the tail. For small and medium dogs, the last dose should be near the middle of the back. Avoid petting the dog for several hours after application, as you may wipe the product off the skin. It might be best to apply Advantix shortly before the dog goes to bed to minimize the chances of accidentally wiping it off.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid negative or dramatic people. Skip the clique. Be intolerant of hurtful behavior. Have an escape plan for difficult situations.

Answer:
They are always complaining about something, and that's not nice or fair. Don't make eye contact, respond with words or actions, or give any clue that you heard what they said. This may cause this person to go around bad-mouthing you, but remember that you don't want those negative people in your life anyway. Cliques are small, well-known social groups that don't allow new members very often, and they tend to start a lot of the drama at school with bullying and gossip. Even though it might seem cool to be in the most exclusive group in school, don't try to get into a clique that already exists. They'll probably see you as the new target for their bullying. Form your own unique friend groups by finding people in a club or activity who have similar interests as you. Always be open to new members. If someone does something wrong, try to open your mind and think about their intentions before judging them. If they were truly wrong, that person might not be a good friend to you in the future. If someone can't take the hint that you're not interested in being involved, give a polite but firm excuse and leave. "I'm sorry, I have to go" will usually work. If you're stuck with that person in a class or activity, say "I would like to get back to my work now." Repeat this as often as necessary.