Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A large group of people are seen standing in a room. a woman
OPTIONS:
- is seen playing crash pong with one another and ends with one holding their hands up to the camera.
- dips a rag into a bucket of washing and washing a shoe.
- walks in front and leads an exercise class.
- is dressed up as santa claus throwing several balls at a pinata.
A: walks in front and leads an exercise class.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A person walks in front of the camera. The camera pans to the water. The girl walks to the water. the girl
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- rides on a kayaky.
- dips the oars into the water.
- is in the pool talking to the camera.
- walks into the water.
A: walks into the water.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to explain to your partner that you are questioning your gender 
Decide what you need to tell your partner about your identity. 
This topic will likely be confusing for both you and your partner. You should know ahead of time what you want to share with your partner.
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- You want to avoid saying things that come off as accusatory or judgmental. For example, you may consider your partner, " so you think i'm different from her? " or " i feel like someone is trying to make me uncomfortable ".
- If you are nervous that you will forget or get off topic, write down the things you want to talk to your partner about. Just telling your partner " i'm questioning my gender, " is a good start, but it leaves a lot of unanswered questions.
- Being prepared for everything can help keep your partner from accidentally suspicion. If you are uncomfortable with answering questions, then perhaps you don't want to tell your partner.
- Perhaps you don't want to tell your partner that you are drawn to sexy cats. Perhaps you want to disclose your gender or personality on the first date.
A: If you are nervous that you will forget or get off topic, write down the things you want to talk to your partner about. Just telling your partner " i'm questioning my gender, " is a good start, but it leaves a lot of unanswered questions.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to tell a middle school boy you like him 
Hang out around this boy more often. 
It's important to get to know each other before deciding that this guy is worth shattering your nerves for and telling him you like him! 
Try to find ways to get together. 
If you're in class, sit close to him or even next to him.
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- If you're sitting together at lunch, the heads will sort of bounce right along. You might pick out interesting things about each other.
- Try to get into his activity groups or other exercises. In sport, get on his team where possible or play in pairs or alongside of him.
- That way, you can have direct eye contact. Try not to stare as this can look like he's staring.
- If you hang out at different places, go home and sit next to each other and talk about classes you attended or things you did together. Talk about crushes and even put up signs saying' you like him'.
A:
Try to get into his activity groups or other exercises. In sport, get on his team where possible or play in pairs or alongside of him.