Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder Quotes

“It is better to waste one’s gold than to waste one’s time, for gold can be acquired from a mine, sold, gifted, or stored in a bank. Time has no master and no shape. No rock can contain it, and nobody can own it. Time is the breath of the Goddess, the rhythm of her chest, the pulse of her beating heart.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“Life can only spring into existence through tight openings.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“Stop crying like a man and woman-up a little bit,”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“When sober people look up, they see nothing but clouds and stars.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“Roots are for trees, not people.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“If your creations don’t have the freedom to rebel against you, you’ve done a lousy job. You’re not an artist, just an narcissist.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for the visibly impressed to conduct a profitable deal.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“Happiness is mostly bestowed upon people who are deprived of curiosity.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“insatiable curiosity, which is the essence of being human.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“You and I have been bound by love, which is the greatest force in the world. It is stronger than gravity and fills the void of existence with purpose and meaning.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“the more they knew about the world, the more they filled it with meaning.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“It is better to waste one’s gold than to waste one’s time, for gold can be acquired from a mine, sold, gifted, or stored in a bank. Time has no master and no shape. No rock can contain it, and nobody can own it.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“As for the direction, the prince was guided by the wind itself,”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“At twenty, I impregnated thirty women in a single night, and when I was done I still had an erection,”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“besides other random conclusions—established without a doubt that life can only spring into existence through tight openings.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“Her breasts were indeed irresistible, said the most hung man in the city, but what was even more surprising was the merchant was indifferent to his legendary curved penis that looked like a desert knife and could cause an instant orgasm in women and men alike.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“It was a lost cause, said the woman with the most beautiful breasts in Abharazarhadarad. She had never seen a man who could resist her tight embrace for more than five minutes without ejaculating.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“from silk bondage to double penetration.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder

“Beauty is a construct that reduces cognitive load on the human mind. In most cases, it employs repetitive geometry, like the colored ceramic tiles in your bathroom.”
― Yanko Tsvetkov, Sex, Drugs and Tales of Wonder