Story Of My Life Quotes

“Too young to party, just odd enough to participate in federal investigations of serial murder. Story of my life.”
― Jennifer Lynn Barnes, All In

“The quality of interpersonal relationships that we forge when purposefully engaging in work that advances the interest of the multitudes is the shining endorsement to a life well lived. Within the corners of each person’s private and public canvas lies his or her masterpiece. Each person’s matchless artistry provides an indelible testament to how he or she lived. A person’s lifetime body of work unequivocally expresses a road map to their innermost salvation. Only by actualizing our innate natural mind can any of us funnel our motivational forces into directional inspiration that leads us to peacefulness and wisdom. All efforts to achieve meaningful tributes to a life well lived are noisy affairs that clang in our hearts. Only through death can any of us attain a state of soundless perfection.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“We just need to believe in the story of our life!”
― Avijeet Das

“As with Forrest Gump, my parents always did care about my education.”
― Dmitry Dyatlov

“Kuch dhundhla sa yaad hai; kuch dhundhla sa he dekhti hun; woh sehmi si andheri raat, woh aik ajeeb si khamoshi aur phankay ki ahista se chalne wali bechain awaaz. Khirki per nazar pri to yun lga jese chand or sitaron ki lapait mein mehfooz hun mein; lekin achanak woh jo aik dastak hui aur dill ki dharakne ki raftar kuch tez maloom hui balkay khassi tez maloom hui ese jese kisi ne mun per hath rakh dya hou; tharthrahat aur ghabrahat k sath awaz halak se nikal rhi hai lekin koi sunne wala nahi ya awaz he nahi thi. woh khamosh si aah-o-pukaar, woh nazron ka gir jana, aur honton ka khushk hojana; woh jo yun mehsoos hua k shayad kisi ki mojoodgi ka najaiz ehsas hua, kisi ka hona na gawaar kya, na zeb lga; khassa haya ka daman chaar hou rha tha, kaheen badboo si mehsoos hui; shayad woh qatal-e-khass ho rha tha, khuda dekh raha tha; uski woh garam sansain aur meri khamosh siskyan; laal joray per kali siyaahi ka rung charh raha tha, woh jora mehaz aik hawa ka jhonka sa mehsoos hua jo tez andhi ki nazar hogya; woh kaheen mehfil-e-khass loot raha tha, mein usi mehfil mein khud ko zinda dargor ker rhi thi; aur kaheen chambeli ka phool murjha gya, baghbaan kahan tha? Koi to dastak thi jiske hone per yun lga, woh jo me mehfooz thi apne he ghar mein woh mehaz aik khayal tha; aik veham-o-ghuman tha; jo kaheen us raat k andhere mein dher hogya.”
― Sheikh fatyma

“You want a story? Fine I'll tell you a story. a true story. Back in 2009. A lot of things were going wrong in 2009… I would go to a room to talk to lawyers about various employers not paying their people enough money. Different thoughts would run through my head. For instance, why, instead of just paying people their wages (it’s not that hard, minimum wage plus overtime where applicable) is this business paying a ridiculous lawyer to come and try to bullshit me… or something. A few years later a different thought would pop in my mind from time to time. Why would the United states federal government hire a hardcore alcoholic like myself (thanks to the University of Michigan) to enforce these Labor laws and run around with a badge and stuff. I’m pretty sure I wasn’t the only one.”
― Dmitry Dyatlov

“Even when it is not pretty or perfect. Even when it is more real than you want it to be. Your story is what you have, what you will always have. It is something to own.”
― Michelle Obama, Becoming

“My first job out of college was at 211 W. Fort St. in downtown Detroit. The guy that hired me made about 150k a year and didn't really know, by his own admission, what was going on in his office (Room) during regular business hours. When I resigned, he was kind enough to send me a letter stating that I was in good standing while I was there. The letterhead (211) reminds me that as an alcoholic, I can go ahead and steal Steel Reserve High Gravity beer from Kroger, and they probably aren't going to be any more sophisticated than a Director at the United States Dep. of Labor. Thank God, they are not. That's what Success means to me. You can get your beer, and not worry about catching Covid19 from the Cashiers at these establishments. If you believe it, You can achieve it!!!”
― Dmitry Dyatlov

“That was Sunday, June 5th, 2016—two years, ten months, and seventeen days ago. The next morning, Monday, June 6th, 2016, she began telling me the second story, the one that you have in front of you now. The story that changed my life and, if I were to wager a gentleman’s bet, maybe change yours too.”
― Ray Smith, The Magnolia That Bloomed Unseen

“What insistent questions must I ask and answer in order to uncover the essential truths for personal survival? Can I frame the crucial questions that self-revealing answers might stave off instant disintegration? Can I find a subject of intellectual investigation worthy of creating an enduring legacy? How do I eradicate from a secretive, brooding, and shut-in mind the insidious and incapacitating thoughts that turned me into an inert maumet or an empty-headed person? Must I accept the rheum of my timid meagerness? Alternatively, must I expunge all mucus remnants of my diseased former self? Can I shock myself awake from a zombie-like state of spiritual deadness? Can I create out of the phlegm of a frozen mind a new Adam that walks and talks for me? By destroying a former self, can I save myself and create a vessel of lifeworks that carries a stream of earnest thoughts into the minds of future readers?”
― Kilroy J. Oldster

“In the forest canopied with the leafy niche of daily events, a benevolent listener reverberates in the canonical poetry of the ages humming irrepressible visceral contradictions. A squall of tears of bereavement pierces the elegiac sea of a silent night. The red-rimmed eye of sunrise greets us with a torrent of rage spilling over from frontlines of an examined life’s vital quarrels. The flute of life ushers in a welcoming breeze of reassuring resonance.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“Rutted faced men such as me do not determine the suitability of life’s terrain. Our terracotta passageway simply unfolds before us awaiting the minor edits we compose in the mistaken notion that as mere actors we also serve as the almighty playwright. In actuality, faltering men stumbling along in life such as me serve at the mercy of our base desires. Caught in cacoethes – uncontrollable desire – we manically act to satisfy our wild and occasionally harmful urges. Working slavishly to mollify our wants reduces us to serving as the unwitting chroniclers of the jeremiad canvas painted with the frayed lisle of our shillyshallying élan vital.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“Unable to face the paltriness of our lives, it is simpler to bask in a fleeting pleasure dome than labor endlessly to create worthy secular testimonies demonstrating that a life well lived does in fact have intrinsic value. Regardless of what providence has in store, dense men such as me fritter away their lives hoping to capture eroticism’s delights. It is less taxing to rummage through the garbage dump picking amidst the trash heap of life’s inglorious scandals than it is to delve into penetrating our defensive shells.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“They sent a child, did they?" said Noel Constant.

The visitor was not offended. He turned the gibe to his own advantage, using it in an image of himself that was chilling indeed. "A child with a heart of stone and a mind as quick as a mongoose, Mr. Constant," he said. "I have also been to Harvard Business School.”
― Kurt Vonnegut Jr., The Sirens of Titan

“O poveste cu trăiri profunde încântă miliarde de suflete...”
― Liviu C Tudose

“ARE YOU DUPING FOREIGNERS TO COME OVER HERE?”
― Aaron Clarey

“YOU GET A GOOD COMBINATION OF RESENTMENT AND ARROGANCE GOING YOU CAN BE SURE THAT YOU'LL END UP IN SOMETHING THAT IS PRETTY MUCH INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM HELL AND ALSO THAT FEELS LIKE IT LASTS FOR AN ETERNITY...”
― Jordan B. Peterson

“I don't know what they might call this in law school, but I think it's pretty fucked up and it should be illegal.”
― Dmitry Dyatlov

“We are all bad, in someone's story."

"So? Are you crying 'bout that?" He asks me.

"No, i just have an allergic reaction."

"To what?"

"Life.”
― eazyccchi

“...if you can't treat this person properly there is something fundamentally wrong with your system.”
― Jonathan Scott Holloway

“I don't understand. I didn't get my COVID stimulus. I didn't get any pussy in college. Had to work pretty fucking hard... especially when I was a kid... Im an alcoholic. Possibly because they didn't give me any pussy in college. Why the fuck did my parents drag me to America? I don't understand. I really don't get it. What's good about this? What?”
― Dmitry Dyatlov

“I mean, I just got to a point, where I was unbelievably exhausted. And I didn't really know why. They kept telling me America. such a nice place. So wonderful. Opportunities! But I get to this place where I'm 22. I'm an alcoholic. I got through fucking college. I got a fucking job. This girl says she likes me. but she's fooling around with some married guy I think. SO PEOPLE DONT FIND OUT. that's her logic. 2 Masters degrees.

And I just cant fucking do this shit anymore. I'm not doing shit. Really. Until A. things start making sense. or B. they send me back to Russia. just say I'm a spy. I want a book deal. or C. I get to 65 and I can begin to drink continuously again. That's it. period. end of story.

I did have one nice year there where I got to do drugs and smash random pussy. in Philadelphia. Yep. Thank you, Accenture. Much love.”
― Dmitry Dyatlov

“He left home, roamed the streets, hid in garbage containers (which at the time were large enough to hold ten people), played his instrument, and raped the women who came to listen.”
― Paul Karl Feyerabend, Killing Time: The Autobiography of Paul Feyerabend

“Once in a while I hear a POP in my head. Possibly from the Disulfiram that Mom puts in my food... without telling me. My heart beats real fast and I cannot consume all of the booze that I intend to for a couple of days. If I die from an Aneurysm or something... This is probably why. It's not the alcohol. Tell the truth, for fuck's sake. Don't fuck with my booze, Please.”
― Dmitry Dyatlov

“ঘুঞ্চর পরীক্ষা চলছে। পরীক্ষা নিয়ে ওর সাথে আমার কিছু গুরুত্বপূর্ণ কথাবার্তা হচ্ছিল আজ।
আমি- তোদের আর কী এমন লিখতে হয়। আমাদের এতো লিখতে হত, খাতা এতো মোটা হত, ওটা এক্সাম শিট না টেক্সট বুক বোঝা যেত না।
ঘুঞ্চ- হ্যাঁ বাবা বলছিল, একবার তুমি খাতা জমা দিতে গিয়ে ভুল করে বেঞ্চের নীচে রাখা বইটা জমা দিয়ে এসেছিলে।
আমি - তুই কি বলতে চাস আমি চিটিং করতাম? ওরে লিখতে লিখতে আমার আঙুল ক্ষয়ে যেত।
ঘুঞ্চ - হ্যাঁ একবার তো ভেঙেও গেছিল, তাই না কাকাই?
আমি - বাজে বকিস না। তোদের তো জলের মতো কোশ্চেন দেয়। আমাদের সময় এতো কঠিন প্রশ্ন আসত, যে স্যারেরা বুঝতে পারতো না প্রশ্ন দেখে উত্তর মেলাবে না উত্তর দেখে প্রশ্ন মেলাবে।
ঘুঞ্চ - সে তো হবেই। উত্তর না জানলে তো তুমি প্রশ্নটাই ১০০ বার লিখে খাতা ভরিয়ে আসতে।

আমি বুঝলাম এই নিতান্ত বালককে আমার কঠোর পরিশ্রমের কথা বোঝাতে পারবো না। তাই আর কথা বাড়াই নি।”
― Mriganka Sekhar Ganguly

“When he talks about life under the Khmer Rouge, he uses phrases very unlike him—“true hell,” “more than insane,” “below zero.”
― Sydney Schanberg

“Are you troubled?" Moussa asked, his voice gentle with concern.

"No," she said. "I was only thinking of my mar- riage." It was true, so she didn't understand why she hated herself instantly for saying it. She thought Moussa's head jerked a little at the words. After that he was uncharacteristically quiet and for the first time in nearly four days they rode in a sad unnatural silence that was as suffocating as the desert heat. Suddenly each stride of the camel seemed interminable, and Daia didn't know what to do. One part of her wanted journey to end quickly, wanted to arrive in Abalessa where all the confusion might end. The rest of her, most of her, wanted their journey to last forever.”
― David Ball, Empires of Sand by David Ball

“It was obvious to me that I was the only one around there that had any brains, but the boss had all the money, and he was telling me what to do.”
― Chuck C., A New Pair of Glasses

“Where to Buy Verified PayPal Accounts Safely in 2025?

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In 2025, digital payments are more central to online business and freelancing than ever before. With platforms like PayPal serving as a global gateway for transactions, many people are looking for ways to access Buy verified PayPal accounts — often due to limitations in their country, account bans, or the need for faster setup for business operations.
As interest rises, so does risk. Many scammers and shady sellers claim to offer “Buy verified PayPal accounts,” but not all are legitimate. This guide is here to help you understand the realities, risks, and precautions if you're exploring this space — while also offering safer alternatives.

What is Buy Verified PayPal Accounts?
A verified PayPal account is an account that has been authenticated using a valid email, linked bank account, and sometimes identity documents. Verification increases trust and removes certain limitations, such as withdrawal limits or country restrictions.
PayPal verification generally requires:
A valid government-issued ID


A working phone number


A linked bank account or credit/debit card


Proof of address



Why Do People Look to Buy Verified PayPal Accounts?
Here are some common reasons people search for pre-verified accounts:
Business Scaling – Agencies or e-commerce stores wanting multiple PayPal accounts.


Country Restrictions – Some countries have limited access to PayPal or strict account limitations.


Account Ban or Limitation – If a user’s previous account was restricted or banned.


Time-Saving – Getting a verified account instantly rather than going through the verification process.



Is It Legal to Buy a Verified PayPal Account?
No, it's not considered legal or safe under PayPal's policies. Buying or using someone else’s verified account:
Violates PayPal’s Terms of Service


Could lead to account closure, fund freezing, or even legal consequences


May be considered fraudulent activity under local or international laws


That said, this market still exists in a legal gray area in some countries — and that's where risks arise.

What Are the Risks of Buying a Verified PayPal Account?
Before diving into where you might buy a verified PayPal account, it’s critical to understand the risks:
Risk
Description
Scams
Many sellers offer fake or already-used accounts. Once you pay, they disappear.
Account Freezing
PayPal’s systems can detect unusual logins and freeze the account instantly.
Loss of Funds
If the account gets frozen, your funds could be locked for 180 days.
Legal Issues
Using someone else’s identity or financial information can be illegal.
Reputation Damage
If you’re running a business and your PayPal is flagged, it can harm your brand.


Where People Look to Buy Verified PayPal Accounts
Again, we do not recommend using these platforms, but for educational purposes, here’s where users typically search:
Freelance Marketplaces
Some sellers post offers on platforms like Fiverr, Upwork (illegally), or private freelance sites. These are often taken down quickly.”
― Buy Verified PayPal (Personal): Best 4 Marketplaces

“Buy Verified PayPal Accounts for Business: What to Watch Out For (2025 Guide)

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In 2025, PayPal will remain one of the most trusted and widely used online payment systems in the world. Whether you're running an e-commerce store, offering digital services, or managing international clients, having a verified PayPal account can make business smoother and more professional. However, as business owners look for faster ways to get up and running, some consider an unconventional route: buy verified PayPal accounts.
At first glance, this might seem like a convenient shortcut. But before you go down that path, it’s crucial to understand the risks, red flags, and legal implications. In this guide, we’ll explain why some businesses buy verified PayPal accounts, what dangers you should be aware of, and what safer, legal alternatives exist.


✅ Why Businesses Look to Buy Verified PayPal Accounts
Let’s start by understanding the motivations behind this decision. Businesses—especially startups and international entrepreneurs—might consider buy verified PayPal accounts due to:
1. Time-Saving
Creating and verifying a PayPal account can take days or even weeks, especially if you're registering a business account that requires documentation, tax information, and identity verification. Buying a ready-made, fully verified account can seem like an instant solution.
2. Overcoming Regional Restrictions
Some countries either don’t support PayPal at all or only offer limited features such as the ability to send, but not receive, money. Entrepreneurs from those countries might look for a U.S.- or UK-based PayPal account to run their business more freely.
3. Avoiding Previous Limitations
If a business previously had a PayPal account that was banned or limited, creating a new account with the same credentials is usually impossible. Purchasing a “clean” verified account seems like a quick way to bounce back.
4. Multiple Business Entities
Marketing agencies, e-commerce sellers with multiple brands, and freelancers running different projects may want separate PayPal accounts for each entity. Instead of going through the full verification process again and again, they may seek to buy additional verified accounts.

The Risks of Buy Verified PayPal Accounts for Business
Before you jump in and buy a verified account, it’s important to know what could go wrong. These risks aren't just theoretical—they're very real and happen every day.
1. Violation of PayPal’s Terms of Service
This is the most serious issue. PayPal’s User Agreement clearly prohibits buying, selling, or transferring accounts. If they detect that an account has been accessed from an unfamiliar IP, with altered info, or has mismatched documents, they can:
Permanently limit the account


Freeze any funds in the balance for 180 days


Block all associated financial instruments


Ban your name or business entity from using PayPal again


2. Lack of Legal Ownership
When you buy a verified account, you're technically not the legal owner of that account. It was verified with someone else’s:
Name


Identity documents


Bank details


Address


That means if anything goes wrong—such as a chargeback, scam accusation, or verification review—you won’t be able to defend yourself or recover access.”
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