jerk [Theme]
Recognize your insignificance, do you know where? Before God, perhaps, before intelligence, beauty, nature, but not before people. Among people you need to be aware of your dignity.
Quote Explanation: Anton Chekhov, from a letter to his brother M. Chekhov, 1879
And isn’t the benefactor of humanity the one who gives people oblivion?
Your extravagant clown outfit, body mutilated with paints and precious metal, and even expensive colorful makeup does not at all indicate the presence of a banal human soul in you, and if you do not understand this, then you are an ordinary nonentity.
Quote Explanation: (Igor Orlov for "Sky Dream" magazine)
I need a half-wit, not a complete nonentity. Otherwise, I would have entrusted this work to you.
“When you are trying to overcome some kind of science, but you have no
Quote Explanation: Shot of Life
This is all because of me. That 2 years ago, that now - it's all my fault. Tsubasa suffered because of my uselessness. My Symphogear is of no use, because I myself am a nonentity. Tsubasa cried from grief and loneliness. She shed more tears than anyone, but she still fought on. All alone. Tsubasa kept winding herself up to be a blade. But I, too... have something to protect!
That is my idea, that is its strength, that money is the only way that brings even a nonentity to the first place.
Self-flagellation is the desire to suck the world out of the fact that you are not a nonentity. And resentment against the world is also a desire to suck the world out of itself for validation.
Honor and honesty - they are not just the same root. When you are honest, only then do you have power, and only then will there be honor. When you are a little self-justifying jerk, no one will ever take you seriously, and all your words, no matter how correct, they will always be a husk.
You, my friend, are not Russian. You are nobody!
How insignificant you are, man, with all your greatness, in comparison with the universe! How great you are: for all your insignificance, you are a particle of the universe.
I am always for rich people. Whoever drinks champagne, smokes good cigars is a man, and the rest is nothing.
Some grow into masks so much that they forget who they really are. Anyone in a mask feels like a king.
People who feel their own insignificance notice the mistakes of others with special triumph and pleasure.
Honor and honesty are not just the same roots. When you are honest, only then you have strength, and only then will there be honor. When you are a small self-justifying nonentity, no one will ever take you seriously, and all your words, no matter how correct they are, they will always be husks.
