Kyiv Resident Oleksiy Opens Up on Resilience, Forgiveness, and Financial Realities

Kyiv, Ukraine – In a recent street interview, a man identified as Oleksiy offered candid perspectives on life, relationships, and personal finance. The interview, conducted by a local content creator, explored various aspects of his daily existence and philosophy. When questioned about what brings him happiness, Oleksiy stated, "Happiness is the feeling that one must live, despite everything, to spite those who do not want us to live." This resilient outlook underscored his belief in perseverance. He also touched upon relationships, confirming he is "in relationships" and humorously adding, "and in a relationship with you," referring to the interviewer. Addressing the sensitive topic of betrayal, Oleksiy confirmed he has experienced it, remarking, "Of course. My God, what hasn't happened in my life?" He revealed a philosophy of forgiveness, stating, "I am a person who holds no grudge against anyone. I simply erase the person." The conversation then shifted to financial matters. When asked about his monthly budget as a couple, Oleksiy expressed frustration with the personal nature of the question, saying, "You all bothered me with this question. This concerns no one." He clarified that he does not "launder a single penny" and proudly mentioned ordering his sneakers from a Chinese website for 2,000 UAH, emphasizing its honesty. Regarding living expenses, he noted that his housing is his own, but utility costs are a concern. "For heating, what bills do they send? You'll freeze to death," he stated, highlighting a common grievance. He concluded the interview with a proverb: "God will not ask you what you ate. God will ask you whom you fed." This statement encapsulated his belief in generosity and prioritizing spiritual values over material ones. The interview concluded with a lighthearted moment, as Oleksiy humorously noted the interview was becoming a "second series" and playfully called the interviewer "cunning but very good."

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