This text explores the concept of socialism and its future prospects through the lens of philosophical reflection. The author argues that socialism is not an objectively given entity; rather, its definition and perception are fundamentally shaped by the subjective perspectives and approaches of the observer. This dependence on perspective becomes particularly crucial when considering the future, where we encounter the realm of the unfulfilled and the non-existent. The author asserts that any discussion regarding the outlook of socialism lacks relevance without a preliminary, even if incomplete, definition of the term. Consequently, the text emphasizes the necessity of establishing clear, albeit personal, frameworks to serve as a starting point for meaningful dialogue. The document can be viewed as a personal confession or vision, proposing a programmatic direction while providing a methodological stimulus for approaching political and social ideals in an ever-changing world. It highlights the interconnectedness between theoretical definitions and the practical effort to shape the future direction of society.