Hello Kameradens, ladies and gentleman. I haven't been here for a while, but this post just catch my eye, I've tried many times to come back here, but since december I have new job, 12 hrs a day = 208-216 hrs/month, but it's job in same fields as my collage fields, which leads me for worth experience and financial growth in my early 20's. For this year apart from growth in career and collage, I've planned change my workout schedule, instead of making muscles to focus more on strenght and Mobility, for example I do more kettleball workouts. I also started to change my wardrobe in Case of casual, in my job I wear suit pants and shirts. Today I've bought new suit which I'll wear at my friends formal party (which I'll surely show soon). My first success in january 2026: New suit Passport New job-course for better qualifications My first salary in new job New mindset (Being a man of Enlightment instead of Renaissance). I Hope you all enjoy your life

One of the basic lessons taught by any content advice on being "one's own man", a "gentleman", or a generally fully functional independent human, is the practice of maintaining one's living (and transportation) space(s). Sure, no one actually "enjoys" cleaning. It's maintenance, a necessity, a base-level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. It's often preached that "a clean living space means a clean mental, physical, and emotional life style". WHEN YOU'RE DOWN On the flip-side, I acknowledge when someone lacks the motivation or even physical ability to do so. For those unaware, last year I was constantly sick. Combination of pneumonia/bronchitis until doctors discovered a lung tumor. I was coughing so much it caused micro-fractures in my ribs (I knew they hurt, but wasn't until CT scans and X-Rays confirmed it). The chronic coughing often caused conscious black-outs, among other very disturbing symptoms, and a general lack of energy. Thankfully, I've recovered post-surgery, and getting back to, and even beyond, my former healthier state. I did at the time have some help from my ex-wife. Then again, those were during friendlier terms. MOTIVATION SOURCE That last point brings me to "motivational sources". Now, often when we're not yet adults, we have to be scolded by family to do our chores, instilling in us the hard lesson that we must care for one's space. Especially when we share a living space. As adults, we're usually nagged by our partners, or we already put cleaning into practice and take initiative. As for me, it was multiple sources. Both my own desire to improve my life, but also in the form of nasty character assaults from the ex (not that she has much room to talk, but still, it was the "final kick" I needed). ACTION So, for 4 hours yesterday between my haircut and saxophone practice, I put on some upbeat Jazz (video below), and got to work. My kitchen really needed some love.

My name is Anastasia and I'm glad to be among you! I like the gentlemanly aesthetic, old Hollywood, and classic novels by Wilde, Fitzgerald, Remarque, and others. Now I'm the student of Moscow state university and have a goal to improve my English to the end of this year😊 I will be glad to communicate, gentlemen's. My Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nasteoshka?igsh=MXZ0NmhnMGFpMnJtaw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Gentlemen, I want to wish you all a happy new year though a few days late. Wishing you all health, prosperity and strength in your challenges.

What do you think is an acceptable age difference in a romantic relationship? Do you think age differences have any effect on the relationship.