In the age of super-absurdity and universal "law of contradiction" it is difficult to separate truth from lies. Now it is difficult for our generation, as many of us have been given the wrong attitudes regarding the material and spiritual in this world. At the age of 7, I ended up in a dispensary, and one with the guys who were older than us. Despite the fact that our group was the youngest, we communicated with ten-year-olds and even with 14-year-olds. Even for nine-year-olds there was respect to get into this company. And one day, my friend and I, a couple of years older, wedged in there and hung out for a couple of hours. Of course, there were also girls who were older, but this did not stop me from just chatting with them.
That autumn, I learned one important communication skill that was usually learned in Soviet children's camps. It used to be taught to share belongings, such as cookies or juice. The period that I described above is related to 2001.
In 2008, when I took out a pack of chips and five of us destroyed them in a second, it was an instant barter. My friend's older sister immediately bought a pack, and the best quality, and I immediately took my share. Once I even lent my friends the amount was a small amount of 50-100 rubles. But a day later, all three returned the money. Accordingly, we had other priorities than the Soviet children. However, this quality was useful to me for communication in life. Even in closed institutions, for example, in the army, there are those who will be able to share a clearing with their comrades and those who will take it off by healing it. The stories of comrades who served confirm this.
