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This book is an attempt to understand Ukrainian realities from the perspective of a Ukrainian woman born in the late 1980s, just before the collapse of the Soviet Union. Born in a Russian-speaking city, but for whom Ukrainian became her native language. Who got a good taste of all the fears, complexes and limitations of the empire under Russia, but who learned from the Western world, having travelled to dozens of courses and programmes in Europe and the United States.

The story of a girl who was told that she could not enter university without a bribe, but she had no money for a bribe and entered. The one who went to get her first Schengen visa, which, living in Kyiv and registered in Kherson, had to be obtained in Donetsk. And who now flies on a visa-free basis. The Ukrainian woman who was constantly told "you're a girl", appealing to provincial social standards, and who managed to preserve her individuality in order to feel equal in the world of men. And in the world of new Ukrainian politics, which is open and transparent. Where everyone, regardless of status, can change the country for the better.

Today, more than ever, it's time to create our dream, the dream of every Ukrainian, without shifting responsibility to anyone else. Because each of us is a country and each of us is its President.