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“I'm not a writer, but a storyteller.”
Stalina Nikolayevna, 85 y.o.
Stalina Nikolaevna's story is an inspiration for those who seek self-realization and harmony at any age.
Stalina Nikolaevna is the embodiment of energy, determination and wisdom. In this article, we will dive into the life story of a woman who has maintained an active life position and harmony in relationships with loved ones. Learn the secrets of her longevity, her extraordinary view on love and family values, as well as the wise advice she gives to the younger generation.
AA: What is it that allows you to stay healthy at your age?
Stalina: You see, health is such a thing. There are seemingly inevitable events, but if you make an effort, you can postpone them for a while. If you have a task more important than yourself, you concentrate on it and get away from your personal problem, but it doesn't disappear and you can always come back to it. If it's a health issue, then take care of your health.
Concentrating on one's responsibility, especially to one's children, always helps one.

AA: How do you feel?
Stalina: How do I feel? I've lived 1,000 lives. And each time from the beginning. In fact, even the stages of my life were not just age categories. Each time it was a different life: childhood, school, adolescence, college, moving to another city, teaching, having children and being involved in their lives, having grandchildren. I was engaged in both scientific activity, teaching economics at the university, and engineering. And in general, I have always been a free person.

My father was a military man. We were not told that we should live according to our conscience. We did live according to our conscience. And my mom was an incredibly free person. She was free and courageous by nature. She lived that way. Growing up, I didn't see any examples of double standards.

My father treated me as if I were a “magic love flower.” My brothers grew up with the mindset that the woman is always right, that's what Dad believed. So I always had a sense of security.
“I'm ageless.”
АА: How many times have you been truly in love?
Stalina: I'm not gonna tell you! Who knows what real love is?! You can love in abstractions, and that's love too. For example, I love beautiful people.
I have a lot of respect and rather wonder how you can live with one person all your life. Love does not last forever, it is impossible. People should not stay with each other because of children or sense of duty. It should be a free union of two free people. One can love once or many times; the main thing is not to become a cause of unhappiness for another person.
Work on yourself. Study. Don't be lazy. Live life to the fullest. Don't be afraid. And don't give up.
- Stalina Nikolayevna
AA: What would you advise your descendants?
Stalina: I think my life mission will be fulfilled if my children and grandchildren are persons of conscience and integrity.
AA: What do you value the most in life?
Stalina: How's that? The most important thing in life is our children. As Shakespeare said, “And in a son I shall repeat myself.” It's a blessing to have children, grandchildren and even great-grandchildren.
I have two children: a son and a daughter. Four grandchildren. Two great-grandchildren.
“Aphorisms” by Stalina Nikolayevna

  • “As always, absolutely, one hundred percent - I don't like to sin with those words.”
  • “I've never had to break myself, I've been in my own organic way; I don't owe anyone anything - and that's a line I don't cross.”
  • “I would never have grown up so free in a big city, because big cities are constraining.”
  • “It makes sense to tell the truth when it makes sense.”
  • “Don't say the word age. I don't know it and I don't use it.”
  • “People most often get divorced because of a difference in responsiveness in the broad sense of the word.”
  • “Every person can stumble: you can push them, or you can help them.”
AA: Do you consider yourself a strict grandmother?
Stalina: It's a very stretchy concept. It depends on your perception. For example, my mother might seem very strict to someone, but for me it was normal: if my mother told me to do something, I had to do it. There were four of us, and my mom barely repeated things to us. So I had a very easy childhood.

This is where the correlation between strictness and justice comes into play. You have to apply the word “reasonableness” here. There are red lines that must not be crossed. These are your moral qualities towards other people. You have to bring up your children to be honest, fair, merciful.
AA: What is charisma?
Stalina: That's what others say about us. It's a kind of magnetism, an energy field around us, an aura. This field both attracts us and, incidentally, can also push us away. This is an absolutely necessary quality for public people or leaders. When we interact with people, we often don't think about charisma, we just trust each other.
AA: Why are you so open to people?
Stalina: It seems to me that you are open when you are not afraid of anything. And when you have a sense of inner freedom. But that doesn't mean that I'm an open-minded person. And my openness is not an act, I am just open to people.
AA: What's the secret to your youth?
Stalina: Being impressionable, I guess.

As long as we have an unfulfilled life task, we continue to live, that is life. And age has nothing to do with it. Our ideas about age are based on associations, so I can imagine myself even as a child, of any age. For example, my first memory is of 1944, evacuation, in Penza. When I remember it, I feel like a child. So age is a relative concept.
AA: Stalina Nikolayevna, how do you take care of yourself?
Stalina: Sure, it takes time and a serious attitude. First of all: it all starts from childhood, if your mom makes sure that you are always clean and washed. Of course, heredity.
It is necessary to properly care for yourself, do not use any bad creams. For example, I use only Estée Lauder cosmetics and perfume exclusively from France.
AA: What have you done throughout your life to get to this point of health today?
Stalina: I could always pull myself together and not be lazy, especially when life's challenges, as I said, also involve other people, especially children.
AA: What would you wish for the younger generations?
Stalina: Work on yourself. Study. Don't be lazy. Live life to the fullest. Don't be afraid. And don't give up.
Producer and photographer — Ksenia Leus

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