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Vladimir, 27 y.o.
Moscow, Russia [Current City]
Cheboksary, Russia [Hometown]

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Education

Bachelor's degree
Computer Science

Occupation

Senior malware analyst

Relationship status

In a relationship


Joined 4 years ago, profile updated 3 months ago.

Displaying posts 1 to 10 of 16.
Reply - Conversation - 16 hours ago
Let's chat
Reply - Conversation - Dec 4
Kuala Lumpur is sooooooo beautiful
Reply - Conversation - Oct 27
What taxi app is the most popular in Malaysia?
Reply - Conversation - Oct 23
Let’s chat!
Reply - Conversation - Jul 27
Ellie Dixon - Green Grass
Reply - Conversation - Jul 23
Uranium fever.....?
Reply - Conversation - Jul 8
人生はあなたが思うほど悪くない
早く元気出してあの笑顔を見せて
Reply - Conversation - Jan 4, 2025
長い間の中断の後、日本語の勉強を再開しました
Reply - Conversation - Sep 21, 2024
I like poems of Evgeny Evtushenko so much. I want to share with you my favourite one translated in English (not by me), but it cannot really convey all the feelings from the original text in Russian. So if you have an opportunity to check it in russian, you're welcome. The poem is called "Людей неинтересных в мире нет" (There are no uninteresting people in the world).

"There are no boring people in this world.
Each fate is like the history of a planet.
And no two planets are alike at all.
Each is distinct — you simply can’t compare it.

If someone lived without attracting notice
and made a friend of their obscurity —
then their uniqueness was precisely this.
Their very plainness made them interesting.

Each person has a world that’s all their own.
Each of those worlds must have its finest moment
and each must have its hour of bitter torment —
and yet, to us, both hours remain unknown.

When people die, they do not die alone.
They die along with their first kiss, first combat.
They take away their first day in the snow…
All gone, all gone — there’s just no way to stop it.

There may be much that’s fated to remain,
but something — something leaves us all the same.
The rules are cruel, the game nightmarish —
it isn’t people but whole worlds that perish.

People die. Their deaths can’t be reversed.
Their secret worlds won’t be traversed
again. And all that’s ever left for me to do
is cry, How can we lose you, too?"
Reply - Conversation - Sep 16, 2024
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