Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try to figure out whether she likes you Find a meaningful moment. Trust your gut. Be patient.

Answer: . If the two of you have been flirting, then you should be able to tell. Look out for classic signs of attraction: laughter, touch, and eye contact. If she pays a lot of attention to you, and she seems to make a point of being around you, then there's a good chance that she's interested. Try not to make this assumption unless you're reasonably sure. It is good to be confident, but try to keep a level head about the situation. Make your move during a slow song at a dance, or when you see a shooting star. Wait for the end of a date, when you're saying your parting words. Kiss her after you make her laugh, or after you tell her that you like her. Imagine that you are in a movie. The "right moment" might feel like the scene when the hero kisses the girl. Don't build it up too much – but keep the ambiance in mind. If you are alone with her, and the mood is good, and you think that she wants you to kiss her, then there's a pretty good chance that the time is right. If you feel an overwhelming urge to kiss her: do it. There is no definitive "best" time to ask a girl for a kiss. You'll need to read the situation, be bold, and make your move. Seize the moment when it comes. It might be tempting to leap at the first chance that you get. Read the contextual clues, however, and consider whether there is any reason that it'd be inappropriate to ask her for a kiss right now. Don't force the situation. If you're going to ask a girl for a kiss, let the moment blossom naturally. It's better to wait than to kiss her at the wrong time. If she is sad, or angry, or otherwise bothered by something, a first kiss may not be the way to distract her. Kiss her when she's in a good mood and receptive to being kissed.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pay a non-refundable S$100 processing fee. Allow 4 to 6 months for your application to be processed. Schedule an e-appointment to complete your formalities. Bring your required documents to the formalities appointment. Register for National Service if you’re a male.

Answer: After uploading your documents, you’ll be prompted to pay the processing fee. Acceptable forms of payment include credit or debit card (Visa, MasterCard, or American Express) and bank transfer via a Singaporean bank account. After paying the fee, you'll see a confirmation that your application was submitted. Remember that you must upload all documents and render payment within 96 hours of beginning the application. You should receive an outcome letter via standard mail within 4 to 6 months. In the meantime, you can check your application status via the e-PR system.  Check your application status at https://erep.ica.gov.sg/epr/index.xhtml. Click on the check status option on the right of the page. If you haven’t received your outcome letter within 6 months, inquire about your application status by sending an email to ica_pr@ica.gov.sg. If your application was approved, your outcome letter will provide instructions on setting up an e-appointment. You’ll need to schedule an appointment to visit the Permanent Resident Services Centre in Singapore. There, you’ll receive your Re-Entry Permit and ID card. Schedule an e-appointment at https://eappointment.ica.gov.sg/ibook/index.do. You must visit the Permanent Resident Services Centre within 2 months of receiving your outcome letter. When you head to the Permanent Resident Services Centre, bring hard copies of the documents you uploaded onto the online application portal. Additionally, you’ll need to pay the fees for your identifying documents, which may vary.  As of 2018, your new ID card and your 5-year Re-Entry Permit each cost S$50. Double check your outcome letter for your specific fees. When you get to the Centre, you’ll receive a ticket from a kiosk. When your ticket is called, you’ll approach a counter and a clerk will help you complete your formalities. After successfully applying for permanent residency, men over age 16 1/2 will receive a letter with instructions on registering for National Service. This is a mandatory 2-year period of military training served as soon as possible after turning 18. Additionally, men up to age 50 are required to serve up to 40 days per year of Operationally Ready National Service.  To register for National Service and learn more about your requirements, visit https://www.ns.sg/nsp/portal/site/start. Failure to complete National Service could lead to your resident status to be revoked.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase a bag of Epsom salt. Open the bags and let the salt dry.

Answer: You can find this salt in pharmacies. It is often added to bathes to soothe aching muscles. Although it contains the word "salt," this product is not edible. Thanks to its pure-white color, however, the food coloring will show up much better compared to real sand.  Regular table salt will also work for this method. If you want to make edible colored sand, use white, granulated sugar instead. How long this takes depends on how dry or humid it is in your home. For most people, this will take overnight. You can speed up the drying process by spreading the salt out on a baking sheet or tray. Make sure that you use a separate sheet/tray for each color, however.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Forgive Let go of your resentment. Use cognitive behavioral techniques. Propose solutions to the problem. Find time for physical connection.

Answer:
. Resentment happens when you don’t forgive what someone has done to you. To help move on past the resentment, you must forgive your spouse for what they have done. This helps you both move forward and repair the damage caused by the resentment.  Forgiving someone means that you acknowledge a wrong was done, but then you don’t let it control your emotions and relationship. You accept the person was wrong, apologized, or didn’t mean to hurt you. Sometimes, people are unable to forgive because they want to feel right and be validated. This can impede your ability to heal and move on. Make sure that you have actually asked for help before getting angry at your partner for not helping. A series of hurts becomes resentment when you hold on to the wrongs and keep replaying it over and over in your mind. This lets it fester and become toxic. To deal with the resentment and move forward, you have to let go of the destructive feelings.  To let go of these feelings, you have to understand that the negative feelings are in the past. They do not control you, your emotions, or your actions. What happens in the present isn’t the same as what happened in the past. Understand that people make mistakes. You cannot control what people do, but you can control your reactions. Letting go of the resentment allows you to heal, which is healthy for you. It helps you be able to build and have healthy, loving relationships. You can deal with resentment by changing the way you think. Cognitive behavioral therapy is a technique where you change negative thought patterns by replacing them with healthier thoughts. When you notice your resentment, acknowledge it. Then, instead of dwelling on those thoughts, tell yourself, “I will not obsess about this. I will let it go.” Then imagine yourself letting the feelings go, as if they were a balloon or smoke. When you sit down to discuss your resentment with your spouse, you should come up with ways to solve the problem or change the behavior. Ask for help if you need it from your spouse. Needing help is a common source of resentment, so ask for it to help resolve the feelings of resentment. You may say, “I need your help with the household chores. I cannot do everything myself. I think we should split up the work more fairly” or “I want you to spend more time with me/the family on the weekends instead of going fishing with your friends.” While you are dealing with the resentment in the marriage, don’t shut each other out. You may still be hurt, so you don’t touch each other, hug, kiss, or have sex. This isn’t the answer. Instead, focus on overcoming the resentment by connecting again physically.  You may have to consciously hug and kiss when before you would have done it as a natural action. Have sex with each other every day or two. This can help the two of you come to a better connection and start rebuilding the relationship, even if emotionally you both are still working through the issues—this way you don't create an additional problem.