Write an article based on this "Listen to him. Laugh with him, but don’t laugh at him. Support him. Don't be jealous. Handle conflict and stress. Appreciate him for who he is. Bring out the best in him."
article: Be genuinely interested in what he has to say and practice active listening so that he knows you are hearing and understanding him.  Smile and nod as he is speaking to acknowledge that you are hearing him and encourage him to continue talking. Focus on what he is saying instead of how you are going to respond. Avoid interrupting him or directing the conversation off of him and onto yourself or your perspective. Repeat what he has said back to him using phrases like, "What I hear you saying, is..." In a relationship, men fear being laughed at as much as women fear rape and murder.  While you certainly can laugh at his amazing sense of humor, this should make him feel smart and funny.  Never tear him down or belittle him, but show support and respect. Allow him to spend time following his passions and dreams.  Celebrate his successes and help him through the hard times.  If you prove you are there for him, you will be the one he turns to in these extreme times, and the one he wants to share these life events with. Understand that he may want to spend time with friends and that this does not discount your relationship.  Beware of projecting a problem onto the other person.  This happens when, instead of dealing with our own internal anxiety or paranoia, we externalize that problem and blame the other person.  Ask yourself if these thoughts and feelings are justified. Find the root of where the problem is coming from. Reassure yourself that this is your own problem, and that means you can control it. Everything is not always going to be perfect.  Relationships get hard and life is even harder.  When he is going through a hard time, handle it with calm comfort.  When the two of you run into trouble, address it calmly and head on.  Make him feel safe to address a conflict with you and not fear that you will hold it against him.  Don't  tear him down or attack him for expressing his thoughts.  Be open to the conversation and possible solutions rather than insisting that you are right. Don’t try to change him.  This doesn’t really work and we should not want to change someone we truly care about.  Both of you may make sacrifices along the way, but none should be forced on the other person. Being with you should make him want to be a better person.  Keep doing all of the impressive things you are good at, which make you an incredible human being.  Set goals and go for them.  Watching you achieve your goals will be an inspiration as you encourage him to achieve his own.

Write an article based on this "Ask honest questions. Practice active listening. Participate in activities together. Avoid confrontation."
article: Asking honest questions will show your sincerity in trying to understand what gay teens go through when coming out and living day to day. Being honest about your concerns will provide much needed support and establish open channels of communication.  Keep in mind that asking honest questions might also mean asking difficult questions. Ask questions about whether they feel safe, what hardships they might have endured, or if they have told others and how their relationships have changed. Part of understanding sexual identity means understanding sex, and in this case, gay sex. Familiarizing yourself with gay sex will help provide much needed structure, support, and guidelines throughout the rest of their young adulthood. Try and avoid spending your time together in one-sided conversation. Take time to listen to what the other person is saying and then respond accordingly to keep the conversation going.  Try and avoid being overly argumentative and combative. Respond with questions and acknowledge the other person’s feelings. Understanding gay teens starts with yourself but that momentum will quickly fade if it is not followed up with communication and action. Finding new hobbies and activities, or reigniting old ones, is a great way to intentionally spend time and invest in gay teens’ lives.  Go to a movie together or go out for a coffee and chat. Show your support and interest in understanding by also attending gay and queer teen support events like National Coming Out Day. Resist the urge to react based on preconceived beliefs and instead respond from a place of acknowledgement and acceptance.   Phrase your opinions, concerns, and beliefs as questions rather than stating them directly. Don’t try and change them. They cannot help being gay and they cannot change even if you or they want to.   Using words like “right” and “wrong” more often communicate judgement than genuine concern. Instead, use phrases like “I hear you” to communicate an acknowledgement of their feelings.

Write an article based on this "Let the snail crawl onto your hand by itself. Lift your hand, slowly. Lower the snail to a new surface."
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The best way to pick your snail up is to let it crawl onto your hand on its own accord. This is by far the safest way for the snail to be carried. Picking a snail up by its shell or body may damage the shell or hurt the snail.  Place your hand flat against the bottom of the snail’s cage near the snail. Move your hand very slowly in the general direction of the snail. Let the snail crawl onto your hand. Once the snail has crawled onto your hand, you can slowly lift your hand out of its enclosure. Make sure to lift your hand slowly, as you don’t want to scare the snail or potentially drop it.  After you’ve lifted your hand out of the tank, move it slowly toward the surface of a table. Place your hand flat against the surface of the table and allow your snail to move around. Avoid shaking the table or moving your hand suddenly. After you’ve got the snail on your hand and have moved it out of the enclosure or somewhere else in the enclosure, lower your hand down and allow the snail to hop off your hand. This is important, as you’ll want to give your snail the freedom to move as it pleases and to explore new areas.  Lower your hand slowly. You can lower your hand to a new place in the enclosure. This is probably the best and safest bet. Consider creating a “playground” tank with new rocks, obstacles, and even snail treats (lettuce, cucumbers, and apples). Avoid lowering the snail onto the floor. If you do so, there is a chance you or someone else could step on it.