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Honesty with Myself is a novel by Volodymyr Vynnychenko that deals with the controversial issues of socialism and belief in it. Myron, a socialist, actively promotes the idea of "honesty with oneself" among workers. He also proposes to legalise prostitution because "it's a job like any other". At the same time, his sister is forced to become a prostitute due to lack of money. Because of his views, Myron is despised by most of his friends. At the same time, the issue of a strike at the factory is actively discussed at party meetings. Dara goes through doubts about her own ideas throughout the work, while Taras, who has no money and no opportunity to earn it, becomes disillusioned with this socialist circle, as it does not openly correspond to his idea of the development of the labour movement.