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How to Avoid Stereotypes

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Stereotypes can be harmful and are a sign of ignorance. It isn't true that all elderly people drive poorly, nor is it true that all young people are lazy. Be mindful of the things you think regarding a person or group due to blanket assumptions ... more »

How to Become an Internet Celebrity

By teeterrl

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The latest craze sweeping the nation is internet stardom. People are quickly finding out that by simply posting videos and blogs online they can be discovered by the public and become famous... more »

How to Care for someone

By Ryantxq03t

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Caring for someone is not an easy thing to do since we all have personal problems. Its amazing how personal stuff slowly fades away when you can care for someone else. This how to will give you the tools to care for someone... more »

How to Celebrate a Gal Pal

By Amanda Ford

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They say diamonds are a girl's best friend. I couldn't disagree more. In my opinion, a girl's best friend is her best friend. While it can be easy to take our closest peeps for granted, friendship bonds grow even stronger and brighter if you take ... more »

How to Create an Alter Ego

By Amanda Ford

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When I was in junior high, a classmate of mine renounced the name her parents bestowed upon her at birth. It seemed that "Elizabeth," while unequivocally a classic moniker, was beginning to put the squeeze on her limitless, fourteen-year-old ... more »

How to Deal After Your Best Friend Dies

By Jami ONeill

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Coping with the loss of a friend is extremely difficult. But with patience, faith and help from others, you will learn to move on without your friend... more »

How to Ditch a Frenemy

By Amanda Ford

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Have a person in your life who is not dependable enough to be trusted as a friend, but not malicious enough to be classified as a foe? If so, you just might have a frenemy in your midst. Relationships with frenemies can be dramatic, draining and ... more »

How to Do A Self Assessment

By Linda Hillman

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Many people see what is wrong with others but they will not take a closer look at themselves. Self-assessment is crucial to being the best that we can be at all times. It is helpful to have someone brutally honest to assist you on this journey of ... more »

How to Encourage a Friend to Leave a Cheating Husband

By PearlsWisdom

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Your friend's husband is cheating on her - again. You know it. She knows it. Heck, EVERYbody knows it. How can you convince your friend that she doesn't have to put up with this marriage forever?.. more »

How to Fish for Compliments

By AnneV

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Although it may not be the most honorable practice, we have all felt the need to fish for compliments at one time or another in our lives. We may have needed them to boost our body image, shake off a bad feeling about work or simply get through a ... more »

How to Give a Great Man-to-Man Hug

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Men like to hide their emotions. Bury them deep beneath the surface as they are afraid that they may appear weak or feeble. But the truth is real friendships or love among men isn't something to be ashamed of; in fact it should be celebrated. ... more »

How to Have a Triangle Foot Tickle

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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If you're tired of all the normal gossip, and bored out of your gourd with board games, you might want to try a triangle foot tickle. The triangle foot tickle is one way that good friends can challenge each other and still make everyone laugh... more »

How to Have Fun at Lunchtime

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Although some kids dread the shouting, gossip and food fights that come along with lunchtime, it can actually be a lot of fun. Making the best of lunchtime isn't hard, but it does take a little creativity and a positive attitude. Here are some ... more »

How to Host a Girls Night In

By Desula

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I’ve never been a fan of hostess parties, suck as Mary Kay or Pampered Chef but I think hanging out with friends is a wonderful thing for women to do. With the recession looming we’re all looking to save some money, and cut costs where ... more »

How to Initiate Conversation With a Stranger

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Conversing with strangers is one of the hardest things to do for most people. It ranks right up there with root canal. Start initiating a conversation with a stranger today. Try it. Get ready for a fun and exciting experience... more »

How to know when it's time to cut someone out of your life

By parvenue

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Most of us try to be a good friend, or a good person. We're there to help someone move, or pick up the pieces after a bad break up, or even to give them a dinner or a warm bed to sleep in with clean sheets and blankets during those ... more »

How to Live in Peace with Multiple House/Apt. Mates

By deannarjd

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Living with other people you don’t know very well can be a headache and make your living space a place you dread instead of a place to unwind after a long day. On the other hand, living with others can create a successful social network, and a ... more »

How to live peacefully with a roommate

By sabrinacareer

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When you finally think that you can or need to divide your bills in half; you find someone to share an apartment with. Sometimes though, things do not always go as planned... more »

How to Lose Your Self Repect.

By Treciagayle

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One of the most important things that 'you' must learn is to respect yourself. If you don't respect yourself, no one else will. This article teaches how to lose your self respect and destroy yourself. I want everyone to learn these techniques, ... more »

How to love yourself everday.

By Ana M Soriano

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Loving yourself seems simple right? It is not. It is probably one of life's greatest tasks. Although we are not born with a written manual on how to love ourselves unconditionally, we do have unconditional love for ourselves deep inside. I ... more »

How to Make Befriend Someone With Asperger's Syndrome

By ehowNellie

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Asperger's Syndrome, which is defined as a mild form of Autism, can typically lead to socially awkward behavior. However, many people with this condition strive for friendship - they just don't know how to achieve it... more »

How to Overcome Rejection

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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You experience rejection every time you go into a situation that doesn't go as you expected. Rejection leads you to believe that you are unwanted, unworthy or not valuable. If you've been rejected, your self-esteem may be in jeopardy as well as ... more »

How to Pay it Forward

By emily1724

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You might have heard of the movie, "Pay it Forward," involving a teacher who asks the question, “Think of something to change the world and put it into action." The film then chronicles a young boy’s attempt to commit random acts of kindness, in ... more »

How to Practice What You Preach

By George Kramer

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Practicing what you preach is like living by a code. Learn how to do what you say you will do and why it is exceedingly important in your personal and business life... more »

How to Pretend One Has a Girlfriend

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Your friends think you should have a girlfriend, but you’d rather stay single to concentrate on your schoolwork or after school job. Devising a pretend girlfriend will stop them from bothering you so you can focus on what matters most right now... more »

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