VIII

''We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.''

VII

When someone shows you who they are, believe them; the first time.

VI

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Spending your time on inadequate person makes sense only if you are a doctor and that person is a patient, who is paying you.

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V

How about when he lies to you to get you interested, to make you love him and give him what he needs, and then you lie to him to push him away and make him stop because you want more and you want it to be true?!

Is it worth a lie or is it worth a truth?! 

IV

The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.

Mark Twain

III

I don’t think anyone has ever been proud of being shy, more or less. It’s labeled the way it’s labeled by those who seems to have lack of it in general and, as in many labeling cases, it doesn’t have to be that way, or their way. There’s something so adorable when you witness that glimpse of shyness on someone. It’s like pure honesty protruding through the thick crust of firewall. It can be charming far beyond the word itself, and it makes you wonder do you take labels for granted or you go and taste it yourself.

II (The shortest story in the world)

Young Ernest Hemingway once allegedly found himself in a company of his fellow writers and claimed that he could write a complete story in just six words. Other writers didn’t believe him but they decided to make the thing interesting. They made a bet that that was impossible.  

Ernest Hemingway then took the napkin from the table and wrote six words.

He didn’t want to read it aloud and he gave it to the one sitting next to him. The napkin circled around the table till the last person read it. They all agreed unanimously that the six words is absolutely enough to write a complete story.

Those six words read:

For sale. Baby shoes. Brand new.