Q: A good date takes you at your word. They don't push you to do things you don't want to do. Watch out for people who insist, who whine, or who relentlessly tease you when you go against them. If your date puts you down, even as a joke, they may be trying to manipulate you. If you are being disregarded, condescended to, or otherwise not treated as an equal, end the date and get out safely.  Someone who flatters and pampers you might also be trying to manipulate you. If it feels like the praise comes only when you comply with their wishes, and dries up when you speak up for yourself, distrust them. This is not to say that anyone who treats you well is safe. People you trust can be perpetrators of sexual assault. If you are going slowly and your date keeps upping the game, put the brakes on. Someone who doesn't respect your pace is someone who doesn't care about your safety. " If your date asks you to do something you don't want to do, say no calmly and clearly. Say only what is true, and don't offer extra details. It's not your job to make them feel better. It's important that they hear that you are not afraid to say "no." You might say, "I'm going to go home now." If they press, just say that you're sure, and that you're not interested in being convinced otherwise. If you are on a date with someone who keeps asking for something after you have said no, set a boundary with them. Explain what you need and what will happen if they ignore your need.  You might say, "I already told you I don't want another drink. You are welcome to keep drinking, but if you keep trying to get me to drink what you ordered I will leave." If your date ignores your boundary, stick to the consequence you set.
A: Notice if your date pressures or manipulates you. Distrust anyone who is trying to get you drunk. Be unambiguous when you say "No. Set boundaries and consequences.

Article: While texting and messaging are a great way to stay in touch, try to video chat as often as you can. This allows you to see each other so you feel truly connected. Make a video chat date at least once a week or more often as you can. For instance, Skype, FaceTime, and Facebook Messenger all allow you to video chat for free. Choose a service that works for you. Being intimate is harder when you’re dating online, but it’s not impossible. Send your partner online cards or memes to let them know how you feel. Consider sending them letters or postcards so they have something tangible to hold. Additionally, mail them small items or send an online purchase to them as a special treat.  Try to do at least 1 nice thing for them every week. Vary the ways you express your feelings. For instance, send an e-card 1 week, mail a necklace the next week, then send them a playlist. Being separated by a long distance doesn’t mean you can’t add a little romance into your relationship. If you feel comfortable, send your partner a sext or write them an intimate letter. You might even consider sending them a revealing photo if you’re at least 18 and know you can trust them. You might text them, “I’m thinking about kissing you right now,” or “What are you wearing right now?” Schedule shared activities that you can treat like dates. This might include playing an online game together, going on a walk together while on video chat, or eating dinner over video chat. Talk about what you’re doing with each other and try to enjoy this special time together. Don’t include anyone else in your special activities. These are like dates, so you don’t want to invite extra people. Having things to talk about will help you feel more intimate with each other. Choose books, shows, or movies that you’re both going to read or watch. Then, talk about what you both got from them and what you liked or didn’t like about them.  For example, you might both agree to read the book The Hunger Games or you might decide to both watch The Office. When you’re reading or watching, remind yourself that your partner is going to be doing it as well. This can help you feel more connected to them. Send your partner something of yours, like a t-shirt, stuffed toy, or book that you love. Then, ask your partner to send you something, as well. Keep this item somewhere you’ll see it everyday to serve as a physical reminder of your partner.  Consider sending each other something with your smell, like a t-shirt. As your relationship continues, you might exchange more items to help you feel more intimate with each other.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Video chat at least once a week so you can see each other. Show your feelings with small gifts, letters, and special messages. Spice things up with some dirty talk. Do things together while you’re on the phone or online. Read the same books and watch the same shows and talk about them. Exchange personal items so you have a physical reminder of them.

Problem: Article: Most Macs don't come with Ethernet ports, but you can buy a USB plug-in Ethernet port. If you're connecting to a Mac laptop, you'll need an adapter for the laptop as well. Plug in your USB-C to Ethernet adapter(s), then attach the Ethernet cable to both the desktop computer and the laptop computer. Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's near the top of the drop-down menu. You'll find this in the middle of the System Preferences window. It's on the left side of the window. You'll find this on the right side of the window. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. This is how you're receiving your Internet. It's in the "To computers using" section in the lower-right side of the window. Your connected laptop should now be able to use your desktop's Wi-Fi through the Ethernet cable.
Summary: Buy a USB-C to Ethernet adapter. Connect your computers via Ethernet cable. Open the Apple menu . Click System Preferences…. Click Sharing. Check the "Internet Sharing" box. Click the "Share your connection from" drop-down box. Click Wi-Fi. Check the "Ethernet" box.

Q: Sprinkle baking soda over the deodorant stain and then saturate the area with white vinegar. Scrub the stain gently with a soft brush before washing it like you normally would. You may need to do this 2-3 times to fully get rid of the stain. If this is a consistent problem you see on your dark clothes, consider switching to a spray or gel deodorant. They’re less likely to stain. Grab a pumice stone and rub it back and forth in a circular motion over the sections you want to make more distressed until the denim starts to shred. Once the denim begins to separate, you can pull the threads apart by hand to make the patches look even more distressed. This trick works especially well with worn-out knees. You could extend the distressed section up over your thighs, or even add a few patches to the front or back pockets. Turn the garment inside out and loosen the seams connecting the shoulders to the body of the shirt. Take in the neckline by 1⁄4 to 1⁄2 inch (0.64 to 1.27 cm) on each side, depending on how widely the neckline is gaping. Stitch the shoulder seam back in place with a matching thread. If there is a lot of excess fabric left after you’ve sewn the seams, you may want to trim them away so they don’t create a bulge underneath the shirt.
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Get rid of deodorant stains on clothes with baking soda and vinegar. Distress your jeans to turn worn patches into intentional design spots. Fix a gaping neckline to refresh your favorite tops.