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Others, disabused, confused, fall in despair and die, considering themselves the plaything of cruel fate, the unfortunate victim of disastrous circumstances and some extremely criminal people.

Some people are just like roses: they are always luxurious. Others are modest and inconspicuous, like a dandelion, which, when it is closed, you don’t want to look at, it can even cause alienation, but when its bright yellow inflorescences bloom, it captivates with its immediate charm. It looks friendly and is surprisingly hardy.

And once we learn to see ourselves as the culprit, saying, “This is my problem and my confusion,” we will have more clarity. We will become able to turn our problems into our positive experiences.

Others think much less of us than they seem; people care much more about what people think about them.

I started talking. Kiss. Borya

I don’t know what others understand by the word humanity, but what I understand by this word is more inherent in animals than in people.

Every person is faced with a serious choice many times in life. The dilemmas of adult life are not comparable to those of childhood. Choosing a life partner, a job and profession, a place of residence and an apartment, a car and other investments is not the same as choosing the color of a felt-tip pen, a cartoon or the taste of chewing gum. In adult life, we have to be responsible for every step we take and every word we say. By making this or that choice, an adult already clearly understands that in the future he will have to live with the consequences of his own decisions. Some choice can become a Rubicon or a point of no return. Some decisions cut off bridges back. But it is impossible to accumulate life experience without mistakes, even if you carefully weigh and think through everything. A wrong choice always leaves a powerful imprint on a person and his ability to make decisions in the future, make choices and take responsibility for them. People begin to give up choice, leaving it to chance, circumstances or another person, even if it comes to their fate. But I prefer to live in a world where a person has the right to choose and makes it himself, than in a world where he does not have this choice. Sometimes it is important to understand the ephemerality of some life events, calm down, and not get upset. Have you ever asked yourself whether this will be so important in a month, a year or five years? We sometimes mistakenly believe that this or that difficult event will last forever. Everything changes. Life is changing. We are changing. Accept it and take action. Your time is your most valuable resource.

The main thing is not to take off your shoes so that others can sleep.

- Maybe you're right. But thinking that you know yourself better than others is also wrong. Sometimes what others see in you is much closer to the truth.

The main thing that unites the Kazan boy code and thieves’ concepts is that there is no turning back. That is, you can only climb to the next step, but if you ever go down to a lower one, you will never rise. If someone is rejected, spat on, pissed on, he will never return to “respected” society. The same thing in the zone. In the zone and in Kazan you can never hand over your own, although both of them, of course, secretly handed over their own. But nevertheless, the code prohibits this.

Often you open some doors, and others open.

...I honestly tell you something that others will never dare to do, although they keep it to themselves... The point is, my general, that you are not a president... no one considers you a legitimate president... you are sitting in the presidential chair only because the British put you in it... and after them the Yankees supported you with a pair of deadly eggs from their armadillo... I saw, I remember how you ran around, scurried around like a beetle, not knowing what to do, losing your head with fear when the gringos barked at you : "All! Stay alone in this dirty brothel! Let's see how you cope without us! " And if you haven’t gotten off and don’t intend to get off that chair since then, it’s not at all because you liked it so much, but because it’s simply impossible for you... fear is the point... Admit it, my general, you understand perfectly well that if you appeared on the street in the position of an ordinary mortal, people would pounce on you like shepherd dogs to get even with you...

To the house that I love with all my heart!