Anna Bahareva

Business is a part of my past life that ended with the birth of my child.

Extreme situations? Try me! Even if I wind up in the depths of some wild forest, I’d still manage to survive. You can survive anywhere, as long as you have the desire to live.

They say, “Better safe than sorry,” but that’s not for us, people here stick with last minute plans, after the disaster has, pretty much, stricken, and stricken hard. Well, I guess, that’s just the way life goes.

People who have no feelings left for each other can just sit down and talk about things, without getting upset or dying of jealousy, achieve certain agreements (as if during business negotiation) and not feel any pain. The moment emotions, or worse, feelings come into play, that’s it, anything’s possible.

As a kid, I wanted to become a vet. But my parents talked me out of it, and I became an economist. I’m not sure if it’s a good or a bad thing, but I used to be a very obedient child. It must be that I don’t have the rebellion gene in my blood (laughs).

A lot depends on a situation, but right now I wouldn’t go for random sex. Or should I rather put it this way: it’s been a while that my life has been free from such things.

The birth of my second child was my own initiative (laughs).

There’s a time for everything. It all works out somehow eventually.

There are women who were meant to be wives, and women who were meant to be mothers. I belong to the latter. There are also women careerists, but it’s a whole different story, because they don’t quite match all the criteria of the “weaker sex”.

I could never stand on anybody’s toes, heads, knees, or anything else, to achieve my goals. I don’t like to put pressure on people.

The true essence of motherhood is a certain degree of self-denial and endless commitment.

One thing about a careerist is that he’s always right.

I used to have a joint business project with my husband. Now there’s no project and no husband. And no regrets about it. Furthermore, I haven’t felt as great as I do now for ages.

If I have to choose between “must” and “want”, I’d go with the former. Sometime you’ve got to be able to suppress your desires.

Who should be the head of the family? I don’t think it actually changes anything. As long as everybody’s happy.

Only faith can save our world.

I couldn’t live without kids. I promise you! I couldn’t wait to have my first child. And I was over the moon when I had my second one. Now I’m contemplating having the third one (laughs).

I’m not afraid of spiders. Even if I turned around and it was right in my face, I still wouldn’t be scared. I am afraid of rats though. But they’re rats after all!

A man needs kids as long as he needs the woman. There can be certain exceptions, but that’s the way it normally happens.

I’m open for new relationships and contacts. I’m open to the world. Bear this in mind!

At this time, my life status would be: “Back in the game!”

I fear long painful death. I’d like the process of me kicking that bucket to be nice and quick (laughs).

I can stay calm, but then I reach a certain point, which comes as a surprise for my opponent, when all of a sudden I just explode, and from then on I can barely control the consequences.

It’s better to leave than to stay. On the other hand, it all depends on what you’re leaving for and what you’re staying with.

I’m not a lazy person, so I try to keep my legs, hands, and other parts of my body busy at all times, I enjoy active leisure activities. Lying on the bed doing nothing is so not for me.

Heaven is not easy to get to. It’s not the type of place you can get a complimentary ticket to.