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do you feel akward as you past your fellow class mates throught the hallway? Well, sometimes it's fun to joke around and be like "ohmygosh your so akward lolololol" yeeeah but other times your an outsider that really is akward :) and thats not a bad thing
 
Always keep your phone on you. An awkward person with a cell phone in a social environment is the equivalent of MacGyver having a Swiss Army knife in a bind. You’re instantly resourceful. It allows us the ability to occupy ourselves using various apps and games or pretending to be texting. This serves as a brilliant coping mechanism to deal with being in an uncomfortable setting.
 
Ask questions. Some aren’t great at conversing; others become particularly nervous speaking to certain individuals. A helpful way to avoid babbling, stumbling over your words, and coming off as a tense person is to put the pressure on others. Let them talk. All you do is listen, and generate a response — in the form of a question. They describe their nostalgic stories of fishing with their father as a child for 10 minutes, then you ask “How large was the biggest fish you ever caught?” Boom — another 10 minutes of conversation generated. Eventually you’ll grow more comfortable and feel compelled to discuss yourself as well.
 
Don’t think about screw-ups. Emphasize your attention on the positive aspects of your experience. While it can be difficult to make it through a social event when certain things have gone wrong, or you’ve embarrassed yourself — focus on what’s gone right. Be progressive. Encouraging yourself and recognizing that you’ve done well in some areas will go a long way.
 
Worry less about others’ opinions. Obviously that’s easier said than done, but you’ve got to. Even if that means having a drink or two to loosen up, you must force yourself to refrain from caring. If we’re worried in advance about what he or she will think of us, we’ll try to live up to their expectations (which are probably incredibly high, if they were created by our self-conscious minds). It’ll be straining and that rarely ever works out well. Keep it natural and authentic. Although there is one thing you can force…
 
Be extraordinarily friendly. Smile. Smile some more. Then follow that up with a little more smiling. Seriously, people thoroughly enjoy being around a flat out nice, happy person. That’s why Will Smith and Ellen DeGeneres are so appealing. Even if you start out imitating happiness, eventually it can turn into the real thing. Sometimes pretending like you know what you’re doing leads to somehow, actually knowing what you’re doing. It’s the same with emulating joy. Fake it ‘til it’s real.

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I've been a vegetarian for a year now and I love it!
 
Why go vegetarian? Well first of all it saves animals lives, and a lot of meat farms treat the animals badly. It's also really healthy, as long as you eat good foods like vegetables and fruits.
 
How to become one:
 
onsider your reasons for becoming vegetarian. These might include moral or ethical reasons regarding the treatment of animals on factory farms and in slaughter houses, equal food distribution, religious reasons, health reasons, environmental reasons, or a combination of any of these.
 

Get some vegetarian cookbooks and find some vegetarian recipes that interest you. Vegetarian dining is a great way to try tons of new foods that you may even like better than meat! There are many cookbooks, cooking shows, recipe websites, and fantastic vegetarian restaurants. You can have a great time trying so many new meals!
 
Take a look around supermarkets, food stores and health food shops and see the variety of vegetarian food that is available. Be open to trying and researching new fruits and veggies such as starfruit, pomegranate, grapefruit and others. Also, look in your grain isle for new grains like orzo, Joaquin, couscous, barley, alfalfa and others. They are all delicious! You'll also find that most supermarkets carry interesting foe meat foods, like veggie dogs, veggie burgers, vegan foe chicken, and veggie rib-lets!
 
Eat vegetarian as much as possible without giving up meat entirely. Learn to enjoy vegetarian food before you quit meat cold turkey (no pun intended).
 
Research your nutritional needs. Vegetarian eating is healthier than meat eating(it decreases your risk of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, stroke, and obesity), but it's still always good to make sure you're as healthy as possible. Read up on vegetarian nutrition and vegetarian eating in general. There is plenty of information on the internet and in books. Make sure that with your new diet, you're still getting enough vitamin B12, calcium, protein (most vegetarians get enough protein without giving it much thought), vitamins and minerals. It's a good idea to take vitamins and calcium tablets if you don't already.
 

ell parents or a significant other about your choice. Make sure you have some solid research to back you up, so that people can understand how your choice to go vegetarian will improve your health, help fit with your moral or religious views about the importance of kindness to animals, etc. When informing your family of your choice, stay calm and polite, even if they find it difficult to accept.
 
Start to eliminate the types of meat gradually, having "one last meal" with the relevant ingredient and resolving not to eat it again.Chicken and fish first (since these are the smallest animals, so cutting them out of your diet allows you to quickly save a large number of lives).
Pork, such as bacon and ham, after a week.
Red meat, such as beef after another week.
Shell-fish, such as crab and salmon, after another two weeks.
 
Make sure you eat enough food. There is protein in almost all kinds of food, so you can rest assured that you'll almost definitely get enough protein, as long as you eat 1200 calories or more a day. Still, especially if you are trying to gain weight it is important to eat a wide variety of legumes, nuts, and seeds into your diet to make sure you get enough calories and healthy fats.
 

Get a good variety of fresh fruit and vegetables to ensure that you keep high levels of B vitamins, iron and vitamin C.
 
Eat healthily. As with any change in what you eat, be careful to keep all of your food groups in balance. These are carbohydrates/grains, fats, protein, veggies, fruits and fiber
 
Find good meat substitutes. Some taste quite realistic, and can help when you're new to vegetarian eating and have meat cravings. Others tend to be less realistic, and are simply an interesting new food to try.
 
If you find yourself eating meat at times or "cheating", you can always start by just being vegetarian 6 days a week, or whatever number works for you.
 

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Get into the habit of making your bed before you leave for the day. A messy bed can make an otherwise clean room look messy. This small step can inspire you to keep your room neat throughout the day. Throwing things on your bed is not making it.
 
Get an mp3 player,or a stereo and play music while you clean (as long as it won't bother others). It can help distract you from the task at hand, and it can make it more fun!
 
Keep food out of your room. As tempting as it is to bring snacks in your room, all of those dirty dishes and wrappers can mess up a room fast. If you absolutely must eat food in your room, bring dishes back to the kitchen and throw all trash in the garbage when you are done. You may also find it helpful to have your own trash can. Make sure that there are no leftover crumbs! Crumbs can and will attract bugs like ants and cockroaches, and bugs in a room is no joke
 
Put things back where they belong. This may seem like it`s not a simple rule but if you follow it, you will never have to worry about your room being a disaster ever again. If you don't have time, at least make a deal with yourself that you will make sure everything is picked up before you go to bed. If you want to pick it up sooner, pick things up after you use it. Or maybe, once a week you could spend about an hour or so to make sure that your room is nice and clean and organized for the next week. If this gets tiring, you will not want to have to re-clean your room, and then you won't make a mess in the first place!
 

Maintain. Once a week, do a simple maintenance cleaning. Dust off your desk, bookshelves, and other dusty surfaces. Vacuum and sweep your floor. Wash your sheets. Maybe clean off windows.
 
Remember, lighting can make a room look even cleaner. Buy a few lamps, but don't overdo it. 1 floor lamp and 2 desk lamps are plenty, and make sure your bulb gives off a soft, white, fluorescent light.
 
Before you go to bed, take aside a few minutes to pick up any dirty clothing or wrappers you forgot to put away and make sure your room at least looks decent before you settle into bed.
 
If cleaning your room is hard for you to do, you "don't have time" or you just are too lazy to, get a friend to come over and help you with it. Then you can have fun while doing the job!
 
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