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Human vices are the only thing we never lack.

In modern life, vice is the only bright element.

Traditional cultures have established mechanisms for creating a family. If a man imposed himself on a girl who is not nice to her, sought her out, or took her against her will for maintenance, then the relationship was not happy. Sometimes they didn't last long. She could live in his house, run the household, but do everything later

Traditional cultures have established mechanisms for creating a family. If a man imposed himself on a girl who is not nice to her, sought her out, or took her against her will for maintenance, then the relationship was not happy. Sometimes they didn't last long. She could live in his house, run the household, but do everything later

He who wants to regulate everything by laws, he will rather cause vices than correct them.

Vices without a person are insignificant, as well as a person without vices.

Hand in hand, now or never!

A dark business is going on in this outback. The unholy five horsemen: a carrion with a hyena smile, feeding on the webs of speech, a bug rider with a gilded palm, a court jester, but perhaps also a skilled labor pawn, a mercenary peacemaker with a suitcase in his bosom and a slippery snake with yellow eyes, pulling the strings and watching pouring fuel on the fire, gathered to solve the burning question: which cherry will forcibly donate itself for the cake for another week of charity. Behind the shadow of the horsemen crawled a vile rat that wanted progressive action, whispering in your ear, but rats are not allowed to fly. However, the connecting link of the five was a stupid, naive doe: you throw dust in her face, and she will call it magic pollen, you throw a shaped brick (but you should have fireclay) into her angular mind, and he will be God's grace for her.

If the mind really struggled with human desires, then vices would forever disappear from human flesh.

• You can love even without loving, as long as there is respect.

I fight with them all the time - not knowing either sleep or rest!

People are as vicious as they are willing to tolerate vices.

The human mind, Bernard, is not a gold standard shining from a distant green hill. No, it's a nasty, pernicious park.

Vice gradually gnawed away the nobility.