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If you were in a situation where in which you met someone who became very close friends with you, or started dating you. They slowly isolated you from your family and friends. They would make offhand comments about a friend of yours, or mention something a sibling did. They would make you feel like you could trust them and only them. But then they would do things that you question and ask them about. That's when the manipulation starts even worse. Gaslighting and lying, leaving you after every conversation feeling like the bad guy. They get you to do what they want and you're unhappy, and you don't even realize there's something wrong with the relationship as it slowly eats away at your self esteem.
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I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I've done quite a bit of research on manipulative abusive relationships because I never want to be in one or for my friends to be in one. If anyone thinks I mixed something up or gotten something wrong I'll be happy to fix it!
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A. Mononucleosis - Do not share lip gloss
Mononucleosis is a virus that is passed on through contact with infected saliva. It is sometimes referred to as the kissing disease. You should never share lip gloss with someone as you could also contract herpes, colds and flu and other infections from it.
B. Conjunctivitis - Do not share towels.
Conjunctivitis is an eye infection that causes the eye to go red and sometimes omit fluid. You should not share towels with other people as towels contain germs that can be passed on from person to person.
C. Salmonella poisoning - Cook meat and poultry thoroughly.
Salmonella poisoning occurs when you ingest meat that has not been cooked properly and the bacteria that is present in the meat has not been killed off. All meat should be cooked well to make sure no food poisoning occurs.
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Lucid is best described "clear"
Answer: Here are the rules of pivoting in basketball: You can rotate around your pivot foot. You can not lift your pivot foot off the floor until you shoot, pass, or begin dribbling the ball. You can not hold onto the ball for longer than five seconds.
