obligations [Theme]
Commitment through respect is the best formula for human relationships.
Remember that you have obligations, moreover, you are indebted to every creature in this universe. But in relation to you, no one has any obligations, no one owes you anything.
It is not necessary to prove something to someone, first of all, a person needs to prove himself to his inner world.
- Obligations. Both spouses must be committed. If you marry someone who does not fulfill obligations, or if you yourself do not fulfill them, then the marriage will not be strong. Marriage is work.
No one can be honest in speeches in everything, because we have obligations to other people.
- Well, I have to kick your asses!
Anyone who dares to speak publicly about other people's works is obliged to make every effort to understand them or at least determine the conditions assumed by the author or dictated to him.
All my life I was looking for a balance between reason and feeling, sometimes I was forced to compromise, loving judiciously, compassionate wisely, participating wisely. But with Jamie ... With Jamie I was completely different, for him I sacrificed everything, abandoned logic, forgot caution, plugged my ears so as not to hear the voice of reason. I stopped being the Claire that everyone knew, and became myself, albeit reckless, albeit putting an end to my career, albeit giving up all the comforts of a rational life. From me he received only myself, one that did not need to hide something, and I did not hide: I gave him my body and soul, he saw me in bed, he knew me weak and defenseless, and I trusted him, knowing that he will understand my weaknesses, as he did long ago.
Power imposes obligations.
In the old days, this was considered in the order of things. Back then, rich people were role models. You reached certain heights and became an example for others. Your whole life has been such an example. You didn’t expose your wealth in front of cameras or become the center of attention until you did something outstanding. Nowadays, these obligations to society have been lost. The rich strive for popularity, like any dishwasher.
- No. It's about commitment. And the one who is most responsible loses.
“Maybe sometimes it's the same thing, big brother.
Only you can! Only you have the right to educate Saya, so .... Please! Raise Saya until she gets to her feet.
Quote Explanation: Yoshida says this to Sayu's mother.
The mind finds complete liberation only by being guided by a conscious choice, only by taking on certain obligations.
Marriage is a relationship between a man and a woman, where the independence of both parties is the same, the dependence is mutual, and the obligations are mutual.
