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By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Transform your style from preppy to scene for a show or just for a change of pace. Take it slow to avoid panic among your friends and family. Enter a new world filled with music, alternative style and individuality by adopting the scene girl ... more »

How to Have an Open Mind

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Having an open mind benefits you and the world in a number of ways. When you interact with people without judging them, you foster tolerance and encourage those around you to keep an open mind. On a personal level, you open up your world of ... more »

How to Help a Friend Overcome Thoughts of Suicide

By Treciagayle

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Sometimes we are in a position to help a distraught friend who is considering suicide. Any statement of suicide should be taken seriously. Strategics indicate that if someone continues to talk about the possibility, the risks increase for the ... more »

How to Hook Up

By JaimeeGilbertso

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Just stick your tongue in and off you go.. more »

How to Hustle a Hustler

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Hustling is a way to get the things that you need with little to no investment. Trying to hustle a person who has a reputation as a hustler means that you need to be one step ahead of the hustler at all times. This can prove to be difficult, ... more »

How to Improve a Bad Attitude

By johnwesleya

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Have you ever been chewed out at work in the morning and felt totally dejected the entire day? What is your focus at times like this? Do you mope and magnify the error you made; or do you use it as a learning tool for future success? Of the ... more »

How to Live Without Friends

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Friends seem to be all the rage these days, but they can complicate your life. Make the rest of your life easier and pain free by learning to live without friends. You can take care of yourself, and you won't have to worry about hurting feelings, ... more »

How to Love

By orangemagic

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How do yo love?.. more »

How to Make a Spy Base

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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If you fancy yourself as James Bond, or even just Maxwell Smart, you know every spy needs a base of operations. After all, you've got to have a place to hide those top secret documents while you work out your next mission. You probably don't have ... more »

How to Make Friendz!

By Crystine11

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This is my Article on how to make friendz!.. more »

How to Make Fun of Others

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Anyone can make fun of someone else. It takes some skill to make fun of others without invoking anger and hated by those you make fun of. Making fun of others can fill time and give everyone something to talk about... more »

How to make strong Friendship ?.

By baskar

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About Friend's: FRIENDSHIP IS A SHIP WILL NEVER SINK EVEN STRONG STROMS OCCUR!!! REGARDS, BASKAR J.. more »

How to Organize a Dinner Club

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Being part of a monthly dinner club is an easy way to socialize with friends and a fun way to try new restaurants. It is easy to cater a dinner club to the needs and desires of your social group. Follow these simple steps to get started... more »

How to Pick Someone's Brain

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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When you really want to get someone's ideas or feelings about a subject, you need to learn to pick their brain. Tapping into someone else's experience and inspiration doesn't require literal brain surgery, but it does take a deft touch to elicit ... more »

How to Read Between the Lines

By afrosaxon

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How many times have you had a conversation with someone, and their words didn’t match up with their actions? Conventional wisdom says action speaks louder than words, but it also says that a man is only as good as his word. Which is correct? How ... more »

How to Read Others' Emotions

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Learning to read others' emotions can help you both professionally and personally. You'll become a better communicator and better able to build effective relationships. This skill, also known as emotional intelligence, prevents frustrations and ... more »

How to Resolve a Dispute With a Neighbor

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Your neighbors can be a blessing or a curse. One thing they will always be is right next door, so strive for cooperation rather than conflict... more »

How to Stop Nervous Laughter During a Conversation

By Treciagayle

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Nervous laughter is caused from triggers deep within the individual's personality, which can be attended to. There are several things that a person can do to help relieve nervous laughter during conversations. The following simple steps will lead ... more »

How to Tell Enemies from Friends

By tconroy30

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President Abraham Lincoln said to do good to those who hate you and turn their ill will to friendship. He also urged us to never sell old friends to buy enemies. All very good in theory, but can we really tell our enemies from our friends. We ... 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 win back an old friend

By parvenue

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It's been years since you've heard from that old friend of yours. You don't know exactly how it happened (or maybe you do) but you did something, or you said something and now time has come between you and lately, as you're getting older you find ... more »

How to "Glomp" Someone

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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There are certain words in the English language that sound way different from what they mean. For instance, glomp. Glomp is actually an acronym-- G.L.O.M.P.--and is a popular greeting among anime fans the world over. Here are some tips on how to ... more »

How to , remember when ?

By dougncat

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hi, my article is about getting people to remember the things that mattered in their life ... more »

How to Accept a Compliment

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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As children, we were taught to compliment others. We pride ourselves on our graciousness in noticing the best in one another, and pointing it out to them. However, when it comes to accepting a compliment, most of us shy away, or engage in ... more »

How to Accept Mistakes and Learn From Them

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People who can accept and learn from their mistakes are often some of the happiest folks around. They understand that life comes with its natural ups and downs, and they're not afraid to look themselves in the mirror, admit that they were wrong, ... more »

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