Problem: Article: As soon as you secure your physical security and the security of your children (if applicable), it's important that you speak with the authorities and move forward with ensuring that your abuse will end. Consider finding an attorney you trust to tell your story to and get legal advice on how to move forward with pressing charges. Make contact and meet with domestic violence counselors, making certain they keep your record of consulting them in their files. Ask for a copy to place with your other documents. Domestic violence specialists may be able to help secure you new lodging, even if you've got a spotty rent history or employment record. Once you break free, don't go back, attempt to contact, or reconcile with your partner. Let your abuser get the message with the restraining order paperwork. Don't try to reason with your abuser as it very likely will not work.  Although the details will vary by country and county, in general, to file a restraining order, you should go to a family courthouse and request the necessary paperwork. To find a courthouse you can visit, see: www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/courts/Court_Addresses/  Decide whether your case requires urgent attention or not. If you are in serious threat of physical danger, or otherwise deem that you need a restraining order right away, you can apply for a motion, which essentially means the courts may issue you a restraining order right away (as opposed to the normal process of a few weeks). If you can, get the help of a lawyer as you navigate this process. Your lawyer can send someone to serve the documents to your abuser. Serving the documents is required; in other words, the courts must be sure that abuser was given notification about the restraining order. If you cannot obtain a lawyer, the courts may be able to provide a member of staff who can serve the documents for you. You will then need to file for proof that the documents have been served. Go to court whenever you are required; you may be asked to go to court more than once, just follow the instructions provided by the courthouse and be sure not to miss your appointment(s)! Abusers are physically and emotionally manipulative, and getting out effectively means that you have to cut all ties and start ignoring your abuser at once. Don't entertain apologies, promises, or ultimatums to change.  Your abuser may threaten you and attempt to have you return to the home. Cut all communication and make sure that they don't know where you are. Your physical safety is your only priority. If your abuser makes threats over text or email, be sure to save this as evidence in case you need it for legal reasons.   If your abuser is holding your child or financial resources so you can't leave, you can always settle custody or joint banking accounts during legal proceedings. Do not get intimidated by your abuser.
Summary: Contact the proper authorities. File for a restraining order. Avoid all contact with your abuser.

Problem: Article: While you may be tempted to run out and “accidentally” bump into your ex to try to make them jealous of your fabulous new life, hold on! It’s best to wait for at least a few months to have any contact with your ex at all. Make sure you are done grieving the breakup and you are completely over them before you see them again. The amount of time it might take you to get over your ex can vary depending on how long you were together and how serious your relationship was. It might take a few weeks, months, or longer before you feel ready. Until then, go out of your way to avoid them. You definitely should not text your ex since this might send the message that you want them back or possibly even that you’re desperate. However, if they text you, then you can text them back. Just make sure that you wait for longer than you normally would to reply to their text.  For example, if your ex texts you and you would normally reply within 5 minutes, wait for an hour or more to reply. This will make them jealous by sending the message that you are too busy to sit around texting them. If you really want to send the message that you couldn’t care less, then don’t respond at all. If you like, send a text a few days later and say something like, “Sorry! I was on a date when you texted me and then I forgot to reply. Hope you’re doing well!” If you do happen to bump into your ex, focus all of your energy on being polite. If you seem genuinely pleasant and happy, this is more likely to make your ex feel jealous than if you snub them or say something rude to them. Resist the urge to tell them exactly what you think of them.  You don’t need to have a long conversation to be polite. If you pass your ex on the street, a simple smile and quick eye contact might be enough. If your ex approaches you to talk, try saying something like, “Hi, Josh! It’s nice to see you. How have you been?” If you do feel ready to start talking with your ex or possibly even be their friend, let them know that. Seeing you have moved on enough to invite a friendship might even make them feel a bit jealous. Just be casual and avoid putting pressure on them when you bring up the idea of being friends. Try saying something like, “Hey, if it’s okay with you, I was hoping we could be friends again. I know the romantic part of our relationship is over, but I miss our friendship.” If your ex has moved on and tells you about it, don’t make rude comments about the person or show any sign of annoyance. Say something pleasant and kind to them to congratulate them on their happiness. This is more likely to make your ex jealous than saying something rude.  For example, you could say, “I’m so happy for you! She seems like a really sweet and fun person.” If you can’t bring yourself to say something nice about the person, don’t say anything at all. Try changing the subject instead, such as by saying, “That’s awesome! Oh man, did you see the game last night? I was thinking about you when they won! You must have been so psyched!”
Summary: Take your time before seeing your ex again. Wait a while to text them back if they text you. Be polite to your ex if you bump into them. Let your ex know that you’d like to be friends at some point. Compliment your ex on their new relationship.

Problem: Article: You can do this by tapping the Settings app in your Apps list. Emoji support is dependent on the version of Android that you are using, since emoji is a system-level font. Each new release of Android adds support for newer emoji characters. On some devices, you may need to tap the "System" category first. Some Android devices will require you to enter this additional menu to view the Android version. You'll see the "Android version" entry. The number indicates which version of Android you're using:   Android 4.4 - 7.1+ - Devices running 4.4 or later can use the Google Keyboard to add emoji. Your device's built-in keyboard likely has an emoji option as well. Character availability and style are determined by your Android version.  Android 4.3 - You can enable the iWnn IME keyboard to type black-and-white emoji characters. You can also download a third-party keyboard to insert color emoji characters.  Android 4.1 - 4.2 - You can view certain emoji, but there is no built-in keyboard option. You may be able to use a third-party keyboard to type emoji.  Android 2.3 and earlier - Your device does not support displaying or typing emoji.
Summary:
Open the Settings menu for your Android. Scroll to the bottom of the Settings menu. Tap Software version (if necessary). Find your Android version.