Author of quotes: Benjamin Wood

... with amazement, I saw a piercing on her tongue (I remembered grandfather's words: if a woman has something pierced except her ears, then she is looking for attention or punishing herself).

No matter how strictly we adhere to the truth, we cannot do without omissions. To tell is to distort.

I will share with you an important discovery: telling about events and finding out the truth is not the same thing at all. There is no story without silence. When we talk, we are sure to miss something. Sometimes on purpose, in self-defense. And sometimes involuntarily, out of forgetfulness, out of thoughtlessness. Whatever one may say, this cannot be avoided.

The more blows are thrown at you for no reason at all, the harder it is to endure them. The pain is cumulative.

I don't understand why audiobooks are so good. Someone annoys and annoys over the ear. It is better to apply imagination, to invent voices yourself.