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My friend wanted to enroll in ‛Spoken English’ classes.Tutor: In today's world, learning advanced vocabulary is crucial for success in academic and professional life.Ganpat: Yeah!Tutor: But with one example, I can prove how deficient our vocabulary is. Like, we may know meaning of words such as introvert and extrovert, but not..Me: Ambivert.Ganpat pinched me hard.Tutor: Yeah, absolutely. Great! Similarly, it is equally hard to know the meaning of words such as ‛altruist'…Me: Selfless individual who believes in welfare of others.Tutor: Wow! Why don't you teach him yourself?Me: Blushing. But sir..Tutor: Nikal yahase. [Get Lost.]To shut your mouth at the right time.(-_-)

Get your head and torso as far away from it as possible. When absolutely nothing is around, this means diving to the ground, your feet closest to the grenade. Be sure to cover your ears and open your mouth, it will at least leave you with intact eardrums (probably).When there is a ditch literally within 2 meters of your position and the grenade isn't laying in said ditch, jump in it. You shouldn't attempt to reach anything further than a couple of meters, since you probably won't make it. Also be sure to cover your ears and open your mouth.When you are in a trench/foxhole and the grenade is outside you trench/foxhole, you duck down in your foxhole, and be sure to cover your ears and open your mouth.When the grenade lands in your fighting position, you kick it into the grenade slit (you DID dig a grenade slit right?) and dive as far away from it as possible. Also be sure to cover your ears and open your mouth.When in a building, if you can get a wall between you and the grenade, all the better, but remember, if it's further away than a few meters just dive to the ground. By the way, that wall may or may not stop all the shrapnel, so better lie down behind it instead of standing up. Also, be sure to cover your ears and open your mouth.When in a vehicle, well, just duck down as low and far away from the grenade as possible and take it. Also… well you know the drill.#EDITAs Amit Ashkenazi pointed out in the comments, you could do one more thing to protect yourself. According to him you should cross your legs, this way your femoral arteries are better protected against shrapnel. (And cover your ears and open your mouth.)

You’re asking the wrong question. Courage is not the absence of fear, courage is doing the thing you need to do even though you’re afraid.The thing to do is not overcome your fear, at least not if “overcome your fear” means not being scared any more.The thing to do is ask her out even though you’re afraid. Feel the fear, but do it anyway.You don’t do that by overcoming your fear. You do that by accepting your fear. Tell yourself that you will be scared, your knees will shake, your hands will sweat…but those things can’t actually stop you. You can still physically move your legs to walk up to her, physically move your mouth to talk to her, and ask her out.That’s it. That’s the whole secret. Accept that you’re scared and do it anyway.