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A guy that tells you, you gave him fever and he was catching cold, is not telling a lie, he really felt it.

Dear ladies,

You should try to understand that not everything a man says he felt about you is lie, when the guy looks at you and couldn't help himself take his eyes off you, sometimes he's not fantasizing about you.

Just that, he felt so overwhelmed with the work of art and that gives him butterfly, at that moment you were seeing him, he's not paying attention to anything going on, it felt like breeze without any breeze flowing in the environment.

At that moment, with his normal body temperature, his head swells up, and the eye open wide, there's a kind of nerve movement that happens in his head, it felts like a downloading algorithm, it's scan and sinks every part he visualize in his brain, and then his heart skip a beat, the nerve function movement tends to move down his body and he felt like the knee is excited (an uncontrollable movement).

This time, he felt weakness in his knees and the nerve moves down towards his legs down to his foots (mild at this point), and also felt more in his toes.

If you could notice him at that moment of chemistry, and talk to him or anyone talk to him, he snapped out of the visual download, felt warm a little and then he felt the heart beat more at this point, he tries to talk but speechless and took in a deep breathe and breathe out, he felt warmness in his hands and foots while forehead burns sweat out.

Some guys, can't control the after effect because it felt like fever. That feeling is mad attraction, because you'll definitely look at his direction knowingly or unknowingly, the only thing he could do is smile at you once there is an eye contact, his smile rings a bell to your brain, and then you might put on a grin face not chin to chin, he stares at you at this point for some seconds.

The bolus of saliva going down is throat will really give out sound.

Once you made the environment approachable, his confidence is at the zero level at this point, he took a deep breathe again and try to process something to say.

Most of the times, no pick up lines will come to his head at this moment, the only thing he could say is 👇👇

Hey! How are you? or

Hi ! How are you doing?
Then he goes by asks your name politely, with grin on his face, chin to chin.

Most of the time, to continue that conversation, he only talks about anything noticeable in the environment. Your response gives him more option to continue the conversation and ask for your number and also ask you on a date.

When he goes to sleep at night on that day, the downloaded visuals keep popping up in his brain, you already occupied his thoughts, the only thing that happens is smiling, laughing and rolling on the bed.

He finally find something.

HOW TO PROTECT YOUR MONEY ON BLACK FRIDAY

Today is Black Friday, the most wonderful day of the year for shoppers.

But scammers always love to take advantage of anyone looking for a discount, so Black Friday is also one of the most dangerous days of the year.

These hot tips (and a bit of self-control) will help you shop safely today and always.

1. Avoid extreme discounts. Any deal that looks too good to be true is probably a scam. 🤔

2. Only buy from sellers you know and trust. ✅ Black Friday isn't the time to try out unknown sellers.

3. If you're shopping online, make sure the address of the website you're shopping from is correct. 'https' and the padlock icon 🔒 must show next to the address in your browser.

4. Don't send money to sellers before you get your order. Always pay on delivery for Black Friday deals if the option is available. 🛵

5. Inspect your order carefully before you pay. 🧐 You may not be able to get your money back.

6. Never send your card details (card number and CVV) to anyone at all, ever. 🛑

7. Don't click on links in an email from a shopping website. Instead, type the shopping website's address directly into your browser. ⌨️

8. If you're getting a deal on Google Play or the App Store, check to be sure it's a one-off payment, not a recurring subscription. 🔁

9. Ignore emails that ask you to confirm an order you didn't make, and don't call any phone number sent by a shopping website you didn't order anything from. 📧

10. Kuda will never ask you to send your transaction PIN, card PIN, Kuda password, Pay ID, or one-time passwords (OTP). Don't do it, please. ❌

Enjoy your shopping, safely! 💜

Love,

In interviews, there are ten things you should never do.

Are you excited to sell yourself? One of the best locations to do this is during a job interview. Now, if your résumé and cover letter were good enough to secure you an interview, the job may be yours—as long as you do well in the interview.

They've taught your interviewer how to spot important indications that will help them figure out if you have the right talents and temperament to integrate into the company and do the job. Because the employer will most likely have several other applicants applying for the position and only a limited amount of time to fill it, it's critical that they evaluate everything during the interview process.

It's fine to feel nervous at first; remember that even the most experienced professionals can become agitated and ruin their chances, so with a little planning, you can avoid these frequent interview pitfalls.

In a job interview, there are some things you should not do, and here are a few of them:

Not doing any research
One of the most common mistakes people make is not completing enough research on the organization they are interviewing with. You must understand the company's main business, what they do, and their mission statement. You'll be able to figure out how to use these once you've checked them out. Find out who your competitors and main market players are.

Dressing in an Inappropriate Manner
It's understandable that times change. Dress appropriately and responsibly for your interviews, however. The way you dress says a lot about who you are, and you don't want to give the wrong impression to your interviewer. Remember that first impressions count.

Being late is a big no-no.
Never arrive late for an interview; it reflects poorly on you. However, if circumstances beyond your control arise, send an email or contact your interviewer. Not notifying your interviewer and being careless demonstrates that you do not value your interviewer's time.

Inappropriate Body Language
Being fidgety will not get you the desired language, but smiling, maintaining eye contact, and maintaining a cheery demeanor will. Also, it gives the impression that you know what you're doing, and confidence helps you achieve your goals.

Making Negative Remarks About Your Former Employers
Do not speak poorly of your prior employers, no matter what you may have experienced in your previous workplace. Negative words should be avoided; this demonstrates professionalism, which is what you want the interviewer to perceive.

Cursing
As previously stated, times are changing; nonetheless, do not become too comfortable and begin using unacceptable language. Maintain a professional tone throughout. Do not become too enamored with your interviewer and lose yourself in the process.

Creating a False Resumé
You'll always want to impress the interviewer and at the very least get an interview, but you won't be able to keep up with the lies. Send in your resumé with your specific educational standing, what you've done, and what you're capable of.

Rambling
Take your time before answering the questions. You could be flustered and just want to get through the interview, so you're in a hurry. Remember, no matter how stressed you are, you can do the job, you are capable, and they are fortunate to have you on board. So don't babble, stay calm, and consider your answers before responding to the questions.

Getting in the Way of Your Interviewer
Interviews can be nerve-wracking, and you may appear overly excited as a result. Regardless of how eager you are to brag about your achievements and ideas for the company, which you will be allowed to do at some time, it is critical that you listen carefully and pay attention to what your interviewer is saying. Interrupting or making your interviewer feel inept is not a good idea. When it's your chance, express all of your thoughts or go over any of the topics raised by the interviewer that will help you position yourself as the ideal candidate.

Using Your Mobile Phone
A buzzing device might be annoying, so setting your phone or smartwatch to vibrate will not suffice. You'll have to excuse yourself while you hunt through your luggage to silence your phone, or you'll have to keep checking your watch for notifications. Any form of unwelcome interruption is distracting and can make you appear unprepared and unprofessional. This type of incident may be the reason you don't make the cut when picking between two virtually flawless prospects. So, put your phone on mute until the interview is over; the brief time away from your phone will not harm you.

Best wishes as you make your way through life.