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Eric Berne (Leonard Bernstein). The most famous aphorisms

If you take away the big words and the solemn face, there's still a lot left, so don't be scared.
Some men are like snowmen. You sculpt an image out of them, and then it melts.
No man can be a hero to his wife's psychiatrist.
One of the signs that youth is fading away is when a man starts growing hair out of his ears. A more significant sign is when at lunch he starts talking about money, and not about women.
Wish someone lucky to meet you - and you will be lucky to meet someone.
Romanticism arises when a woman has feminine power over a man and, to the pleasure of both, becomes more important to him than everything else.
With the help of drugs you can experience everything but understand nothing.
The body is your friend. Don't treat him like an enemy.
One whose soul is turned to stone by Medusa's head will be Medusa's slave for life.
The faster you make new friends, the faster you make old friends.

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