Every autobiography is a personal experience of an individual. If this experience reaches a stage of maturity and becomes a kind of artistic anxiety for its owner, then he must write it down. No matter how long eternity lasts and how people's conditions change, they are one of two men: 1. A man who has reached where he hopes and has triumphed over life and its hardships, and has successfully extricated himself from its entanglements and difficulties. 2. A man who has struggled until he was wounded by thorns and faced failure. Both of these factors, that is, success and failure, reach a stage of maturity through experience on one condition: the complete understanding of the aspects of this experience and its perception when looking back at the past.