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A heartthrob like him, will never EVER like HER in his wildest dreams. He will rather buy out some slut out there tho. A snob, cold, quiet nerd like her will never EVER imagine herself falling inlove with some kind of a JERK like HIM. She would rather sleep and read or draw and write than being with him. Promises are meant to be broken tho.

101 days is enough falling with you

ProperFocus is nothing but a pair of eyeglasses which are made with glass or hard plastic and are designed to fit on designer frames which are beautiful, trendy and at the same time they'll ensure that they will cover your eyes.

While some kids love the idea of having glasses, others may need a little bit more convincing. Whether they are a bit too young to understand, self-conscious, concerned about what their friends may say, or just don't like the idea of them, getting your child to wear and take care of their eyeglasses continuously can be a daunting challenge. Here are a few tips to help your child wear and take of their glasses: Get them involved Your child may be more willing to wear their glasses if they like them. When looking for the perfect pair, let your child help pick out the glasses color, design, and shape. The same goes for the glasses storage case - let them choose one they like best. There are a lot fewer options here, but they may be able to select their favorite color or their favorite cartoon character or superhero. The more your child is involved, the more confident they will be in wearing their glasses of choice. Choose the right materials Even though you may let your child choose the color, design, and shape, you still need to decide on the type of material the eyeglasses are made from. Kids can be rough on eyeglasses. Luckily, eyeglass manufacturers design with sturdiness in mind. When choosing the right glasses, ask your optician about which materials fit your child's lifestyle. Materials can range from a specialized pair of sports frames, metal or plastics, unique straps and loops for security, or special polycarbonate lenses for added durability. Your optician can help walk you through all the critical features and recommend which material may be best for your child. Make sure they fit properly Nothing is worse than a pair of glasses that do not fit right. Ask your child how they feel - are they too big or too tight? Do they look loose or appear to be sliding down the child's nose? If something doesn't look right, bring them back to your optician for an additional fitting and adjustment at any time.

A flash-fiction Written for an assignment in Creative Writing.

Sakura Montes. Known as the talented author of the novel 'Nemesis' a fanfic novel inspired by a popular agent. Many of her readers are wondering if she did knew the agent but she's not. She only have him as the inspiration even though many reporters and journalist are saying that the Agent with a codename 'Nemesis' is a murderer. She even got bashed and receive many threats after making 'Nemesis' more popular because of her novel. and What would she do if she's the new assignment to protect of the 'Nemesis'?

The 1990s was a decade that saw some of the most iconic fashion trends ever. From grunge and hip-hop to the rise of minimalism, there were so many styles to choose from

A Creative NonFiction.

If you see particles, smudges, or fingerprints on your frames, it's time for you to clean them. We recommend cleaning your eyeglasses at least once a day to keep them in their optimal state. Be sure to follow these best cleaning practices: ● Thoroughly wash your hands before cleaning ● Rinse your eyeglasses off with lukewarm water to remove any dust or debris ● Apply a small amount of spray or liquid cleaner specific for glasses to the frames ● Gently rub both sides of the lenses and clean the nose pads and temples that rest on your ears ● Rinse your glasses off with lukewarm water to remove any remaining cleaning solution ● Either let them air dry or carefully dry your lenses with a clean, lint-free cloth when cleaning your eyeglasses: ● Don't use saliva or any liquid besides water or a lens cleaning solution to wet your lenses. ● Don't use any household glass or surface cleaners to clean your eyeglasses. ● Don't use paper towels, your shirt, napkins, or tissues to clean your lenses. This could lead to unwanted scratches or smears.