How to embrace rejection 
Think about what rejection really means. 
The first step to getting over your fear of rejection is to consider the concept clearly and thoroughly. Ask yourself: what does it say about me when i get rejected? What feeling causes me the most discomfort when it happens? Once you've identified and sorted through your feelings about rejection, you can start to overcome it.

OPTIONS:
- Treat rejection as one part of healing. In order to heal, have patience, instead of dwelling on the initial hurt feelings and what happened, try to admit everything as you go.
- It can help to write about your feelings in order to organize your thoughts. If you already keep a journal or a blog, devote an entry to your reflection about rejection.
- If you think you are weak in any way, then you know what you have to do to fight it. There are no " defenses " (yours or someone else's) to overcome fear of rejection.
- Try to analyze the situation as accurately as possible. You want to give yourself a clear picture of what it means to be rejected.

It can help to write about your feelings in order to organize your thoughts. If you already keep a journal or a blog, devote an entry to your reflection about rejection.

How to get your best friend to show you that they care 
Avoid the silent treatment. 
You may feel inclined to ignore or avoid your friend as a way to " get back at " him for ignoring you. This doesn't help you or your friend.

OPTIONS:
- It's a form of psychological manipulation that is more passive-aggressive than helpful in building a true friendship. Evaluate if you and your friend had an argument recently.
- The silent treatment isn't painful and isn't nearly as permeable as ignoring your friend, or them ignoring you as a way to avoid showing up to your friend's house. Negative-body language suggests an intense dislike of yourself or your friend.
- The silent treatment is often used to discourage a complete recovery from addiction, so most friends and family members will interpret this as confirmation for the behavior, or move on from it. Though the silent treatment can work, it cannot be predicted that it will work for your friend.
- Instead, it sends a clear message that you don't take well to being ignored. The earlier you begin dealing with this person, the better.

It's a form of psychological manipulation that is more passive-aggressive than helpful in building a true friendship. Evaluate if you and your friend had an argument recently.

Man is in a bricked sidewalk doing a shot put. Man is throw the ball to a large green grassy field. man

OPTIONS:
- do some turns and throw a ball into a field.
- hits the ball to another green grassy field.
- is standing on the grass in a fenced away area doing the shot put.
- serves the ball and do bush flying.

do some turns and throw a ball into a field.

How to use a knife sharpener 
Examine the knife sharpener. 
There are multiple types of manual knife sharpeners. Some only have one slot, while others may have two or three.

OPTIONS:
- Each slot should have two steel, ceramic, or diamond-coated disks on either side, and these disks are what sharpen the blade of the knife. Simple knife sharpeners only have on sharpening slot, but others have two or three.
- These kits generally include solid blocks, hand saws, or machine siders. In order to use these kit effectively, it's important that you obtain one such as a saw-or a socket to cut the better bars with an electric knife.
- Hold the sharpener firmly in place with your thumb and pointer finger. Run your thumb and middle finger along the outside edge of the knife using downward motion at a time, going up and down in a circular motion.
- Determine which type of knife sharpener you want. The exact orientation of the knife's slot determines which tool you will need the sharpener for.


Each slot should have two steel, ceramic, or diamond-coated disks on either side, and these disks are what sharpen the blade of the knife. Simple knife sharpeners only have on sharpening slot, but others have two or three.