There may be something to the old saying “out of sight, out of mind.” Your ability to move on may be complicated because you are still entangled with this guy. Break off contact for a while and try to avoid seeing this person to stop obsessing. Take a mini detox from social media so you don't stalk their page. Temporarily remove their number from your phone (be sure to write it down in an address book if this is someone you plan on talking to again) so you are not tempted to call or text them. If you’re still obsessing over a guy, chances are there are still some unresolved issues hanging around. You will need to find closure in order to fully move on and reclaim your life. Get closure by performing a ritual. There are many approaches you can try. You can box up all the memories you have of this person and trash or donate the box. Or, you might write a letter to the person sharing your feelings. Then, burn it or tear it to pieces. Getting to know someone new can help you finally seal the deal of getting over an old flame. Plus, once you meet a better match, you might forget why your crush was so interesting anyway. Put out feelers to see if your social circle can hook you up with someone. Join a new club or take a class to meet new people. Or, create a profile and try online dating.
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One-sentence summary -- Limit contact. Perform a ritual to let go. Date someone new.

Q: Taking care of the legal incidentals of moving to Florida is a crucial step. For more information on residency, visit http://www.stateofflorida.com/residency.aspx. Elements needed to declare Florida residency include: voter registration, in-state employment, a registered “declaration of domicile” in the county where you live, and proof of payment for utilities at your registered Florida address. The State of Florida portal will also provide you with information regarding changing insurance coverage, change of address, and addressing business needs if you run a business. If you’re planning to drive in the state of Florida, you’ll need to have a state driver’s license. You can obtain the driver’s license at any Florida DMV office. When you arrive at the DMV, you’ll need show proof of insurance, proof of Florida residency, and the out-of-state vehicle title.  Before visiting the DMV, also fill out the Driver’s License paperwork, online at: http://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/dmv/forms/btr/82040.pdf. You’ll also need to have your vehicle’s VIN number inspected by a law enforcement officer or a Florida DMV inspector. You have 30 days to obtain a Florida driver’s license from the date you first: accept Florida employment, register to vote in Florida, or enroll your kids in a public Florida school. In order to become a Florida resident, you’ll need to register to vote in the state. You can change your voter registration online, at: https://registertovoteflorida.gov/en/Registration/Index. To register to vote in Florida, you must already live in the state. You can only register to vote after you’ve acquired a Florida driver’s license or other type of legal identification. You will also need to know the last 4 numbers of your SSN. To register a vehicle, stop by a Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) office. Bring a copy of your car insurance card, proof of ID, and a title for the vehicle. The vehicle will need to be inspected while at the DHSMV office, and you’ll be asked to pay a $25 registration fee. You cannot register your vehicle in advance. You’ll need to wait until you’ve moved to Florida to register a vehicle.
A: Visit the State of Florida's online portal for residency information. Obtain a Florida driver’s license. Register to vote in Florida. Register your vehicle in the county where you’ll live.

Article: The only way to keep a male dog calm is to keep him far away from a female dog in heat, as he will not be able to control his reactions to her. Put the male dog indoors or in a kennel if a female dog in heat is going to be close by outdoors, as this can help to prevent him from smelling her scent. Do not let the male dog go for walks with a female dog in heat or play with her. If the two dogs live in the same household, place as much distance as you can between the male and the female, as the male can smell and sense the female. Shut both dogs in separate rooms as far from each other as you can manage in your home. Keep the door shut and try not to let either dog out at the same time so they are not around each other. Make sure there are no toys or items in the male’s room that belong to the female, as they will contain the female’s scent. Smelling the item can then cause the male dog to whine, moan, and scratch at the door. If you do not have many available rooms or are tight on space, you can keep the female dog indoors in one room and have the male dog live outside until the female’s heat is over. Make sure the outdoor area has a fence that will keep the male dog from venturing out of your yard.  This is only an option if the weather outside is favorable and there are no local laws or ordinances in your area that prevent keeping dogs outside. Do not keep the female dog outdoors while she is in heat, as she may try to escape to find a mate. She may also attract male dogs in the area with her scent. Though you can try your best to keep the dogs separate at home, you may not be able to control the male dog’s aggressive behavior towards the female. If this is the case, its best to board the male at an offsite location like a kennel. Keep the dog in the kennel for the female’s entire heat, which can last around 3 weeks. You may prepare the male dog for boarding in a kennel by having him stay in the kennel for short visits to get used to the environment. You can then pre-book the kennel for the male dog so he can stay there while the female is in heat.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep the male away from the female until she is no longer in heat. Put the dogs in separate rooms on opposite sides of your home. Keep the female indoors and the male outdoors if space is limited in your home. Board the male in a kennel until the female’s heat is over.