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| Everybody can spread their legs, but not everybody can cook.
Everybody can do dirty, nasty, disgusting things in bed, but not everybody can keep the house clean.
Not everybody can clean the dishes, not everybody can wash the feet of her man.
Everybody can pay their bills, but not everybody can be an adult.
Everybody can talk, but not everybody can keep their promises.
Everybody can ask three things from the genie, but not everybody can ask “do not take what I have” three times.
Everything, that has a beginning, has an end.
Everything happens for a reason.
Not everybody can watch a movie hundreds of times.
Not everybody has hundreds of movies in their archive.
Not everybody can lose an archive of thousands of movies.
Not everybody can lose an archive of ten thousands of songs.
Not everybody has their family’s pictures in their possession.
Not everybody can cry inside themselves.
Not everybody has a home, country or nation.
Not everybody has good memories from their childhood.
Not everybody remembers the friends dead whom he played marbles with.
Everybody can be old, but not everybody grows up.
Not everybody has a house, money or papers.
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