3 habits from the USSR that prevent us from living
The times of the USSR are long gone, but we behave as if we were living at that time. Life in the USSR left an imprint on the Russians, who passed on their habits to their children.
What are these habits and why can't we get rid of them in any way?
Wear at home whatever comes close to hand
“On the street - better, but at home a stretched leotard and a sweater with a hole will do,” think many Russians. Previously, people saved on everything - buying new clothes, they used old ones to wear at home.
Have you ever wondered how appearance affects our self-esteem? A robe with holes or a stretched sweater has never given anyone confidence.
All the trash goes to the balcony
The people of the USSR rarely threw things away, so they set up a warehouse on the balcony. Do you still do the same? Take time to disassemble the balcony and get rid of any unnecessary items. Honestly ask yourself, do you need what lies there or is it just a pity to throw it away?
Prepare a lot of food for the holidays
In the USSR, a table full of dishes was a sign of well-being, after all, no one wanted to talk about their poverty. However, preparing a lot of dishes these days (many of which stand in the refrigerator for days and disappear) is bad manners.
For the holidays, it is enough to order a couple of dishes from the restaurant and eat them for pleasure. And you don't have to wash a lot of dishes.