Obligation to Die First
This article discusses personal suffering and internal struggles that the author hides behind an appearance of false comfort. It expresses feelings of neglect and being ignored by others, despite genuine efforts. The author reflects on the idea that true happiness may only come after departure and celebration that never materialized in his life. He advises concluding life's chapters with honorable and clean deeds, ending with a quote from Dostoevsky emphasizing that people praise a person only after their death.
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