Q: It’s only natural for partners to experience small changes in their preferences and their personality while they’re in a relationship together. However, if the majority of these changes have been negative, it may be time for the relationship to end. Ask yourself if you’ve experienced negative personality changes including:  Becoming more angry or unkind. Losing confidence or a sense of self-worth.  Reverting back to unpleasant behaviors from an earlier time of your life. Ideally, your relationship should not hold you back from pursuing your life goals, whether that’s earning an advanced degree, working in a specific field, or living in a certain region. If you feel that your partner expects you to make sacrifices for the relationship that they’re not willing to make, the relationship may not be worth keeping.  On the other hand, if you are unwilling to make sacrifices or compromises in the relationship, but expect your partner to make important sacrifices for you, it may be time to end things for your partner’s sake. Keep in mind that compromise is a natural part of relationships. You won’t always get your way in a relationship, but shouldn’t be expected to make sacrifices that your partner won’t reciprocate. Sacrifices made in a relationship don’t have to be exactly reciprocated. In any given issue, one partner may need to make a sacrifice while the other does not. However, if you find yourself making one sacrifice after another while your partner makes none, take it as a sign that the relationship may not be worth keeping. Feelings of superficial love (a racing heart and sweaty palms whenever you see your partner) will fade quickly. In healthy relationships, though, a deep sense of love and concern for your partner should remain. If you feel indifferent towards your partner’s well-being or no longer feel a strong emotional connection, consider ending the relationship.  Also, think about whether or not your partner still seems to love you. Although it’s a tough conversation to have, you may need to speak to your partner about their feelings for you. Try saying something like, “I feel like we’ve been emotionally distant lately. I realize this is a tough question, but I’d like to know if you still love me.” If the relationship has been short-lived and you’ve never felt that you loved your partner, the conversation should go a little differently. Say something like this instead: “I know we’ve only been together 6 months, but do you anticipate that you’re developing strong feelings for me, and may eventually fall in love? If not, I’m not sure where this relationship is heading.”
A: Ask yourself if you like the person you’ve become in the relationship. Weigh the sacrifices you’re making in a relationship. Ask yourself if you’re still in love.

Q: So many people do this. Pretending that you don't care or aren't bothered about the relationship does NOT help and makes the other person feel a burden and this will NOT work. Relationships are hard. Before trying to get someone to fall in love with you, be sure that you are ready for one. If you are too hung up on a past relationship, are more interested in dating someone else, or just not ready for commitment, don't try to get someone to fall in love with you. Consider how you feel about this person. Do you love him or her? You'll want to be sure that you feel romantic love for the person and not just the love felt between close friends. It can often be difficult to tell the difference. If you don’t love the person yet, then consider slowing things down. If it is meant to be then you will both develop feelings together. Think about why you want to be in a relationship. If you only want a person to love you in order to feel better about losing another relationship or to make someone jealous, then getting that person to fall in love with you is a bad idea. This is inconsiderate towards the very real feelings they may end up developing. If you want someone to fall in love with you because you want to be with someone for a long time and have a mutually supportive relationship, then go ahead. Determine your long-term goals for the relationship. If you can't see it lasting, there isn't much sense in trying to make someone fall in love with you. This is emotionally cruel to both yourself and the other person. There is nothing wrong with casual dating; if you want to date someone but don’t see it lasting, just enjoy it for what it is and don’t try to make it more serious. You don’t need to be in love to keep dating. Sometimes we have feelings for someone that are not returned. This is okay. You shouldn't feel like it's the end of the world or that there's no one else for you. There are an awful lot of people on this planet, after all. If someone doesn't return your feelings you should understand that it wasn't meant to be and that you wouldn't have been all that happy together. You'll find someone else before you know it and wonder why you ever felt upset in the first place. Don’t try to be someone you are not to get someone to fall in love with you. Make sure that the person you decide to be with is compatible with you as you are.
A: Don't act like you're not bothered. Be emotionally available. Ask yourself if this is the one. Think about your motives. Consider your goals. Believe that there are other people.

Q: Once you can't go up any further, you can proceed to the next step. Take a sharp right and continue until you're stopped by a trainer. You'll need to defeat several trainers between you and the largest house in town. Once you arrive at the largest house in town, head inside. You should see a pokémon in the middle of the room. This will give you permission to use the computer in the corner. Stand in front of the computer, select it, and wait for the pokémon to turn back into a human being. You may need to select a computer option in order to trigger this event. Once the pokémon changes into a human named Bill, he will reward you with the boarding pass to the S.S. Anne in Vermilion City.
A: Head north until the map ends. Head east. Battle any trainers between you and the big house. Enter the house. Talk to the pokémon inside the house. Use the computer. Receive the S.S. Anne pass.

Q: The Black Tooth Grin is typically served chilled or over ice. If you don't want yours that cold, skip the ice. For a stronger drink, use 2 ounces (60 milliliters) instead. You'll add the rest later. For a stronger drink, use 2 ounces (45 milliliters) instead. This will turn the drink its trademark dark color. The Black Tooth Grin is served as is, without any garnishes.
A:
Consider filling a shot glass with a few ice cubes. Fill the glass with 1½ ounces (45 milliliters) of Crown Royal Canadian whisky. Add half the Coca-Cola. Pour in 1½ ounces (45 milliliters) of Seagram's 7 whisky. Top off with the rest of the Coca-Cola. Serve.