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How to Locate a Gay-Friendly Business in Your Area

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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You probably want to use businesses that share your values, but you have to find them first. Here are some ways to locate gay-friendly businesses in your area... more »

How to Look and Act Like a Guy

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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There are two types of males in the world. One is a man. He is responsible, trustworthy, kind and strong among many other fine traits. The other is a guy. He just refuses to grow up and cannot be trusted with a grocery list much less anything ... more »

How to Pick a Good Video Game For Someone Else

By KTMg

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Read on to learn how to pick a video game as a gift for someone else... more »

How to Plan an Enjoyable Ladies Night

By klee13sb

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Every now and again ladies enjoy getting away from their families and regular routine and heading out for a night on the town with just the girls. It is a chance for women to blow off some steam without the added pressure of spouses and ... more »

How to Plan Meaningful Activities for a Day Program

By Jane Smith

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Planning meaningful day program activities begins with getting to know the individual participants. The best activities provide opportunities to demonstrate skills, use strengths, and increase knowledge. Here's how to plan meaningful activities ... more »

How to Respond When a Homosexual Friend Comes Out of the Closet

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Homosexuality is a hot button for many people. Not everyone sees eye to eye when it comes to love, and many people can't understand how someone could fall in love with another person of the same gender. Whatever your position is, here are some ... more »

How to Restore a Broken Friendship When it is Your Fault

By Tomiko Cary

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You wronged a special friend and now you don’t know how to fix it. They were a good person and your actions were completely uncalled for. What do you do to fix it?.. more »

How to Send Art E-Cards

By Michael Motta

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An e-card is an easy way to let someone know you're thinking of her/him. In fact, it's so easy that the "e" could stand for "easy" as much as it stands for "electronic." However, there are a lot of really awful e-card sites out there, with ... more »

How to Speak Fluent Body Language

By johnd2141

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You've probably heard the expressions before.. "Chin up, shoulders back," "Keep your distance," "Feet on the ground," "Pain in the neck." But have you ever wondered how they came about? It all has to do ... more »

How to Spot a Leo

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Leos, born between July 23 and August 22, are ruled by the Sun and symbolized by the Lion. These vital players seek recognition and power in all aspects of their lives... more »

How to Stay in Touch with Friends and Family

By GreenMomma

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Staying in touch with friends is a lot of work if you are a busy person. It is important to reach out to your friends regularly if you want to remain close friends. Here's how this busy mom does it... more »

How to Sweet Talk

By MelanieF

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There are many forms of communication and different ways to talk to people. There is shop talk, baby talk, small talk and pillow talk, just to name a few. Sweet talk is unlike any other form of expression, and nothing is quite as effective in ... more »

How to Undress a Girl

By CieranJR

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Undressing a girl is something that hopefully you will only do with someone of legal age... more »

How to Annoy and Confuse Someone on New Year's Eve

By KTMg

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This one takes an off-beat sense of humor and the ability to keep a straight face... more »

How to Appreciate Someone Who Is "Quite a Character"

By Michael Motta

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When I was growing up, one of my dad's phrases was, "he's quite a character" (or occasionally, "she's..."). Of course, dad made this phrase stand out even more in that he uttered it with a Rhode Island accent: characta. Given that the word ... more »

How to Avoid Peer Pressure

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Learning how to avoid peer pressure is invaluable to both children and adults. Follow these tips to help you build confidence in your abilities and decision-making in social situations and find out how to decline from participating in undesirable ... more »

How to Be a Dr. Laura Fan

By Tammyrose

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If you appreicate the wit and wisdom of Dr. Laura Schlessinger, author and host of a radio call-in show, you should be aware that you're up for a bit of a challenge. Many people hate Dr. Laura with a passion, which is ok. The trick is to learn ... more »

How to be a good Friend

By meemee67

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Friendships come and go. Either you grow together or apart. A freindship like any relationship needs nurturing in order to grow and evolve... more »

How to Be a Straight Ally to the GLBT Community

By Nancy Larson Larson

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Maybe you have a gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender friend; or perhaps a gay son or a lesbian aunt. Or it could be you just want to battle discrimination against all people. No matter what their motivation, straight allies are crucial to the ... more »

How to Be Annoying

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Have you ever thought of being annoying as an attribute? Or as a means to entertain yourself? Is this a skill that you want to acquire? If that's the case, here are some great ways for you to get started being annoying... more »

How to be Totally Awesome

By KingThing

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Hey, I am a guy who is totally awesome and it now willing to share my awesomeness with all of you. By reading this article you will become the coolest most awesome person in your school, office, family etc... more »

How to become a human lie detector

By eflores

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Ever wonder if someone is being straight foward with you? By observing body language, eye movement and speach pattern, you can often decifer if someone is lying or telling the truth... more »

How to Build a Good Relationship with Your Publisher

By Jane Smith

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Whether you are an aspiring author, professional, freelance writer, or dilettante, it is important to have a good relationship with your publisher. Here are some tips to keep you on the sunny side:.. more »

How to Deal With Adult Peer Pressure

By Colette French

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People tend to think that children and teens are the only ones who have to deal with peer pressure. However, the media is constantly projecting their visions and ideas of what people ought to be like. Men, women and children today are faced ... more »

How to Deal With Annoying Friends or Family.

By dragonrider

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How to deal with people that just get on your nerves... more »

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