#心理[超话]#他们把有颜色的石头磨成粉，涂在脸上。

像原始人装饰自己的脸，也像印第安人狩猎前的一种仪式。

他们七手八脚的将我的脸也收拾了一番。

我调侃赫儿：“why you make the life so hard ？why you make the life so dark？”

自己还编了个曲儿唱了半天。

他说：“no I am not ”

Yes of course you are not，but I feel my limits as a human being

是的，你当然没有，但我感受到了作为一个人的有限。

En el ocio reparador de la soledad, en cambio, las viudas descubrían que la forma honrada de vivir era a merced del cuerpo, comiendo sólo por hambre, amando sin mentir, durmiendo sin tener que fingirse dormidas para escapar a la indecencia del amor oficial, dueñas por fin del derecho a una cama entera para ellas solas en la que nadie les disputaba la mitad de su sábana, la mitad de su aire de respirar, la mitad de su noche, hasta que el cuerpo se saciaba de soñar con sus sueños propios, y despertaba solo. — Gabriel García Márquez

“这些类型的店铺因为骗人搞的声名狼藉，很多店都用假零件来修你们的车。但我为自己行得正感到自豪。我的大部分利润都又投回到了生意上，我可以把所有钱都存到银行，但我情愿用这些钱来创造就业机会。我靠这个店养活五名员工，他们都是我自己精心挑选的。他们以前的工作给的钱都少的可怜，他们的生活环境也都很差。他们要养家糊口，但赚的钱勉强才够养活他们自己。所以我付给他们双倍的工钱，还包吃住。如果活儿干完了，他们想多自由就能有多自由。我也不给他们定指标，最重要的是他们开心。”
(达卡，孟加拉国)

“These types of shops are notorious for cheating people. A lot of them use fake parts to fix your car. But I take pride in doing things right. And most of my profits go back into the business. I could stash all my money in the bank, but I’d rather use it to create jobs. I support five employees with this shop. I handpicked them myself. All of them were being paid horribly at their old jobs. They were living in horrible conditions. They had families to support but were barely making enough to feed themselves. So I paid them double, gave them shelter, and gave them food. If the work is getting done, they can have as much freedom as they want. I don’t give them metrics. The most important thing is that they’re happy.”
(Dhaka, Bangladesh)