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User Profile: zealousGrace5023
zealousGrace5023 January 9th, 2022

What’s a small act of kindness you wish you were shown or were once shown, that you’ll never forget?

What's an act of kindness you would want to perform for someone at the age that you were at that time?



write away!!

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User Profile: fruityPond7887
fruityPond7887 January 10th, 2022

@zealousGrace5023 I always think people are so kind when they just hold the door open for you at say a restaurant or just the store. I always try to do this, especially for older people!

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User Profile: zealousGrace5023
zealousGrace5023 OP January 10th, 2022

@fruityPond7887 I love that too and love to do it for other people as well

it's small but wonderful thing

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User Profile: fruityPond7887
fruityPond7887 January 13th, 2022

@zealousGrace5023 It's the little things that we remember the most! <3

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User Profile: amiableBlackberry92
amiableBlackberry92 January 10th, 2022

For me the driver in front of me paid for my toll on a highway one day and it was like wow what a sweet gesture. Small but I loved it. It renewed my hope in people.


I paid for the person behind me in a drive through a couple times.


Another thing I do is place coins on steps of buildings in big cities. I see alot of homeless people wandering by and I feel if those coins are collected by someone in need and can purchase something small like a coffee maybe I renewed some hope for them.


I think it's the little things in life that really make a difference. It doesn't have to be a big gesture to make a difference in someone's day.

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User Profile: zealousGrace5023
zealousGrace5023 OP January 10th, 2022

@amiableBlackberry92 I agree!

those are wonderful gestures of kindness

as a fiscally disparaged college student i really appreciate when people pay for food

some of the workers on campus have randomly paid for my food here and there and it was the nicest thing to me

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User Profile: sereneSunset26
sereneSunset26 January 11th, 2022

@zealousGrace5023

Someone once held the elevator door open for me when I was in a huge airport trying to get to a connecting flight; it was a small act of kindness in itself, but it may have made the difference in me making my flight that day.

This experience in particular taught me to remember that I really have no idea what someone may be dealing or struggling with on a given day.

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User Profile: zealousGrace5023
zealousGrace5023 OP January 18th, 2022

@sereneSunset26 its honestly such a bizarre and and amazing thing how a small act can have a monumental effect on a situation for someone

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User Profile: sereneSunset26
sereneSunset26 January 19th, 2022

@zealousGrace5023

Exactly.

Which is why sometimes I wonder if our lives really aren't a part of some tapestry that is constantly being woven into new connections.

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zealousGrace5023 OP January 19th, 2022

@sereneSunset26 i think they are

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User Profile: sunnyWriting4806
sunnyWriting4806 January 15th, 2022

@zealousGrace5023

As a hospital volunteer I see lots of acts of kindness especially in the Emergency Room. I think seeing nurses and doctors tend to patient needs even when the patient are sometimes uncooperative inspires me to strive for that type of understanding and kindness in my own life.

Something I want to do nowadays in terms of kindness is learning how to give people compliments and brighten up their day through talking with them.

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User Profile: zealousGrace5023
zealousGrace5023 OP January 18th, 2022

@sunnyWriting4806 oh giving compliments feels so good



if you want to dont give yourself the window to think about it just compliment :slight_smile:

and yeah nurses and doctors do so much
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User Profile: JollyRacher
JollyRacher November 28th, 2023

@zealousGrace5023

What’s a small act of kindness you wish you were shown or were once shown, that you’ll never forget?

My sister telling me she loved me, sees me, and will always try to be there for me. 


What's an act of kindness you would want to perform for someone at the age that you were at that time?


I like baking quite a bit, sometimes I'll bake stuff and secretly give it to my neighbors with like a sweet note attached. So, maybe that.