Well for self you can go out and buy urself things and be happy with urself. You have to build up you're confidence. You have to believe that you can do almost anything. You just have to really boost yourself up.
When it comes to other people it depends on who it is. You have to get to know the person, what they like and what they don't. When you find that out see how comfortable they are with showing affection. You can see with how much they compliment you, touch you, and overall just body language.
Hope that helps!
<span>you're performing cardiovascular exercise,
you don't work at too high an intensity level,
your heart is strengthened</span>
It honestly depends. If this is you, or a friend, I would suggest to see a doctor to be sure because they are the only ones that can make a professional diagnosis and provide the best advice.
My input would be: either a coping mechanism or hallucinations.
Either way, it's nothing to be ashamed of and the sooner you seek medical advice, the sooner you can get a legitimate answer.
Heck no i like baseball and basket ball why would you want that?
45-65% of caloric intake shall be carbohydrates. You should be eating a minimum of 200 grams or more of carbs per day
Explanation:
The US Dietary Guidelines recommend that we get between 45 and 65 percent of our calories from carbohydrates (10). And with the recommended calorie intake anywhere from 1800-3000 calories a day, based on gender, age, and activity level, this translates into at least 200 grams or more of carbs per day
