Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Imagine how you will feel after the affair. Remember that there is at least one other person involved. Consider the risks involved in your affair. Realize that your affair will not solve your marital problems.

Answer: It is often hard to see past the pleasure and excitement of an affair. People who cheat are often plagued with guilt. This guilt can have a severe impact on your life and how you treat your family members. Often, the guilt can even lead to other issues like depression, anxiety, and paranoia that your wife is cheating. Your new partner might also deal with guilt. An extramarital affair is usually a very surface level love. Eventually, you or your lover will want more out of the relationship. This will either take your affair to an even greater level of complexity or it will end the affair. There is also a chance that the guilt will drive the other person to confess the affair to your wife or someone else. Consider what you would do if your new partner said they wanted more and were telling your wife whether you wanted them to or not. Keep in mind that, depending upon the circumstances of your affair, there may be a risk of getting your lover pregnant. Consider this risk carefully. If you already have a family, this could mean that you would be juggling two families.  If you are not interested in having a child with your lover (and pregnancy is a possibility), use proper protection. Realize that you could contract an STD and pass that along to your wife. Many people cheat on their wives as an escape from rough patches in the marriage. This might feel good at the time, but it will not fix the problems in the long run. When the affair ends, you will still be faced with the same marital problems as before, except now they will be compounded with the problems created by the affair.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Launch the Internet Explorer. Head to a site you want to bookmark. Add the website to your Favorites list.

Answer: Double-click on the IE icon on your Windows desktop. It is the blue “e” icon with the yellow diagonal ring. Alternatively, use the Start menu search feature if you do not have icons on your desktop. Click the Windows orb at the lower-left corner, which doubles as the Start menu, then click on the text box right above it upon opening. Type in “Internet Explorer,” and the search results should give you the browser’s shortcut. Simply click the resulting shortcut to launch the browser. Enter the URL of the site you want to bookmark on the address bar at the top of the screen. You can also click a link to the site you want from another web page. Make sure you are at the specific page you want to bookmark, as some web pages have many sections. It can be helpful to reduce the number of clicks it requires to get to the page you actually want. Do this by pressing CTRL + D once you’re on the web page you want to bookmark. A small box will pop up where you can rename the bookmark and save it in a particular Favorites folder, if you wish. When you’re done, click “Add.”


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid calling at inconvenient times. Call at a variety of times. Ask for the best time to call. Give the person a specific call back time. Make a presumptive appointment in your voicemail message. Set aside blocks of time each day for phone calls. Consider using the Internet to find out when the other person is at her desk.

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The start of the work day, just before or just after lunch, or at the end of the day are the times when an office employee is most likely to be away from her desk or have her mind on other things. Give her a chance to settle in after arriving in the office and don't try to catch her as she's trying to wrap up her work and leave. Don’t repeatedly call at the same time of day, if you don’t get a response. Even if that’s the time you’ve set aside for phone calls, respect the other person, and call at other times during the day. If you leave a message or catch the person on the way out, ask when you can call back at a more convenient time. You’ll be surprised how many people set aside specific times for phone calls each day. Make sure you're at your desk during that time. She is probably as frustrated with playing phone tag as you are. If you demonstrate that you will be available at the specified time, she'll be encouraged to call you at that time. Tell the person you want to contact that you will call back at a specific time. This gives her the opportunity to arrange her schedule so she'll be available when you call back. If you’re not a “phone person” that’s okay. Set aside an hour or two each day to take and return phone calls. Be available during this time as often as possible, so your coworkers known when they can reach you. Learn if others are available to talk on the phone at specific times, and contact them during this time. If she's logged into a company-wide instant messaging or phone system, you may be able to tell when she’s at her desk. You can also use these services to send a quick text message first, asking if she's available to take a phone call.