Article: When you begin having the conversation, phrasing is very important. It's easy to accidentally come off like you're blaming or judging the other person. Proper phrasing can help the conversation go smoother.  Avoid statements that start with "you" as this comes off as you forcing external judgment on the situation. Instead, phrase everything in terms of "I" and tie it back in to how your feelings affect your ability to function in the relationship.  For example, instead of saying "You don't let me spend weekends just with my friends," say something like, "I like to sometimes just go out with friends Friday nights, and if I was able to do that more often I'd be happier when I came home to you."  Avoid harsh language in general. Words like "clingy" or "needy" can come off as judgmental. If you feel your boyfriend wants too much of your time, instead say something like, "I feel like it's hard to meet all your needs all the time, and I don't have energy for myself when we spend all our time together." Be transparent. Talk about what you discovered while reflecting on the relationship and yourself during your talk. Saying you need space can potentially make your boyfriend feel very insecure, so focus on how the issue is about you and your needs and has nothing to do with how you feel about him. A relationship is a two way street. If your boyfriend has different ideas of what constitutes healthy space than you, the two of you need to address this together. You should listen to how he responds to what you're saying.  Your boyfriend's needs and desires are as valuable as your own, so treat them as such. Remember this as you have the conversation. This is not an issue of one party being right and the other being wrong. It's an issue of differing personal boundaries. If you don't understand, ask for clarification. Something like, "Why do you feel that way?" can really help you better understand your partner's needs. At the end of the talk, reinforce your enthusiasm for the relationship so things do not end on a bad note. Say something like, "Even though I need alone time on occasion, I really do love spending time with you and want to be with you." It's a good idea to, throughout the talk, throw in positive statements and sentiments. Like, if you discuss spending more nights at your own place, follow up with something like, "Even though I really do love waking up next to you in the morning." This can help the conversation sting less for your boyfriend.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use your language carefully. Listen to your boyfriend's needs as well. Reinforce the positive.

Problem: Article: a lot. A smile is a great accessory! Brush your teeth twice or more every day to get a beautiful white smile. If you can't brush your teeth after every meal, chew on a piece of sugar-free gum. It'll make your breath smell nice and keep your teeth clean. Confidence is attractive, so be proud of who you are.  Throw your shoulders back and your chin up high. Keep your hair out of your face and smile. , and never criticize your looks. Everyone is unique. Your "flaws" aren't something to be ashamed of—they're what make you distinctly YOU.  Don't try to be someone you're not. Remind yourself everyday of the people who love you! Your family, your best friends, your pets, your teachers... it will boost your confidence!
Summary: Smile Build self-confidence. Be proud of yourself

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use one slightly larger than a shoe box if you have one. You can close the flaps or cut them off, depending on what you want. If you want to have a removable roof, you should leave the bottom on. Cut flat lines on two opposite sides. On the other two sides, go up to a point in the middle, like a roof. Basically, you're creating a triangle shape on top of a rectangle or square shape. For this part, you can use scissors. The roof should be a single piece of cardboard large enough to reach over the edges of the roof space. Bend it in half so it rests correctly over the roof angle. Use a pencil to draw where you want doors and windows. Use a craft knife or scissors to cut them out. For the doors, leave one edge uncut, so you have a door that opens and shuts. Use hot glue to glue the roof in place. Trace the glue along the top edges of the cardboard, and then set the roof in place. You can leave the roof off if you want a removable roof, as long as you left the bottom on for structure.

SUMMARY: Pick a box to use. Place one of the open ends on the bottom. Create the roof structure. Cut out the roof. Cut out the doors and windows. Glue the roof on.

If you want a lacy effect that will also help the scarf lay flat, add 6 stitches to your scarf when you cast on. Knit the first stitch, wrap the yarn around your needle and use it to knit the next 2 stitches together. Work the pattern across the row until you get to the last 3 stitches. Then K2, yarn over, and K1. For the following row, purl the first 3 stitches before you work the scarf pattern and purl the last 3 stitches.Repeat this for the rest of the scarf to create lace-like gaps for the border. You can add a few stitches to both ends of your scarf to prevent curling without creating the look of a noticeable border. For one of the simplest selvedges, cast on 4 stitches more than what your pattern calls for. Knit the first 2 stitches of every row and then work the pattern as directed. When you get to the last 2 stitches, knit each of them. Repeat this for every row of your scarf to make a double garter selvedge edge.
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Make a decorative lacy border. Knit a selvedge if you don't want a large border.