One girl dreamed of being a princess, but became a prostitute. Well, there was no prince on a white horse in her small town. What is a princess without a horse and a prince? Maybe in Moscow they gallop along the Leningradskoye Highway in 6 rows? I arrived, looked, and there were candidates for princesses standing in line along the highway. I sat down at the end of the line. For two years now he has been on duty every evening, what if the prince slips by? But you come across more guys in foreign cars, who are clearly not romantic heroes. This is the reality. People love to dream. But living only in dreams is dangerous. A conflict immediately arises between illusion and reality. You can be indignant, make claims to the people around you, to life in general, to circumstances in particular. But this doesn't solve anything. Some creative individuals successfully hide from this internal conflict through depression. Doctors give them magic pills, which allows them to fall asleep and watch pink elephants and flying crocodiles. But we need to wake up. How to live further? Dreams or reality? He loves her, she loves him. We decided to get married. What else, besides love, is necessary for marriage? Nothing. It’s wonderful to be with your loved one and in a hut, it happens. She has her own fairy tale about love and family. A husband is the man who will solve all a woman’s problems. He is strong, knows how to look after you so beautifully, is very romantic, and gives gifts. If he takes care of me like this before the wedding, then it will be the same afterwards, because I am now my beloved. He has his own fairy tale. He wants her or loves her, he hasn’t figured it out yet, but the sex is very high quality, so he’s happy with everything. There is one problem while living separately. You need to meet, see off, arrange leisure time, look for a place where you can retire. All this costs time and money. And sex in marriage is free. And other worries won’t hurt: cooking, washing, talking. She will behave quietly. If he doesn’t throw hysterics now, then he won’t make much noise in the marriage. Good dreams and hopes. But reality intervenes and destroys everything. It turns out that life in marriage is completely different. He loves football and doesn't like her. Where has the romance gone, where are the words of love, flowers every day. He is not what he seemed. She is no longer as sexy as she was, but women know how to pretend. She is more inclined to chat with her friends on the phone, complain, and if something is wrong, cry. He increasingly goes to his friends and drinking buddies in the garage, she becomes hysterical. Both are ready to fall into depression. Dreams have not come true, but they do not know how to live in reality. But dreams again come to the rescue. She imagines another man, smart, sensitive, who understands and loves her. There must be one like this somewhere. Not like my husband. He doesn't really try to imagine. His dreams are moving around. They have short skirts, friendly smiles, long legs. They are not capricious and are ready for anything. There are such women. Down with the dull family life. Forward to a new dream! What's next? Second circle. Reality again destroys illusory dreams. The internal conflict does not disappear anywhere. The cruel reality of life says - you are crap. The dream is encouraging - no, you are a fragrant chamomile. I want to believe in a dream. It has a lot to do with hope. That's probably why she dies last. Then a murdered skeptic appears, looking around with suspicion and distrust. This is called gaining life experience. He no longer dreams or lives. He doesn't need anything. It's easy to recognize such people. You will definitely hear from them.• There are no normal men. Who should I marry? All males, drunks, morons. • All women only want money. They only seek entertainment and money from men. • Everyone wants to deceive you. The most correct thing is not to wait, to deceive first. You can add more phrases of your own. What to do? Reality without a dream is sad. It is necessary to dream, but is it worth living exclusively in illusions that are in severe conflict with reality? To stop fighting, it is useful to accept reality and develop some rules. Maybe like that. 1. Life did not promise me happiness, and the world did not make obligations to me to be fair. The reality is this, everything else is my dreams of happiness and.