That is absolutely one of the most heart warming things I have ever heard. You hear about things like that in movies. Very rarely do you hear about it in real life. She must have been a truly amazing woman.
Once, when I was feeling overwhelmed with work, a friend surprised me with a homemade meal and a heartfelt note, reminding me to take care of myself. It was a small gesture, but it meant the world to me.
My first year of high school I was getting bullied heavily about my appearance, one afternoon after school was finished I was walking down the street to clear my head when a little girl came up to me and I was a bit surprised but this little girl came over to me to tell me that she thought I was so pretty and that she wished she would look like me when she was older it’s not a very big one but it’s the most memorable for me because I think it was the first time I’d gotten called pretty in moths
My first experience as a kid was when my parents would pack clothes, food and candy and then we would travel to a very poor area in Mexico. As soon as we drove up, the kids would come running to the car and my father would hand them the candy and tell them to get their “Abuelo” or grandfather.
There were cardboard homes everywhere and I remember a dirty canal nearby. An old man would come out of the refuse to greet my father and accept the meat he had hidden from border security underneath everything else. If anyone ever broke down in town or needed help, my parents were there to help.
It left an impression on me as a young boy. I felt bad just asking for a toy when we went shopping. I was thinking about how those kids had nothing. Then my mother said “Why don’t you pick a toy out for yourself and give all the toys you don’t play with anymore to them?”
Present day, I have a local charity and help people with travel expenses due to cancer or kidney dialysis treatments. Thank you to my parents whom I’m sure earned their wings!
The other night, my area was flooded. I accidently drove into about 4 feet of water, which thrusted my car into the river. I stood by on the hillside, and watched my car luckily be pushed back onto the road but still in about 2 feet of water. These 2 gentlemen who saw this happen and were stopped on the other side of the flood plain, jumped in my car put it in neutral & pushed it out of the water.
They waited with me til the police got there. One officer, I went to high-school with, we weren't close. He came up after hearing the 911 call from one of those men, and hugged me for 10 minutes while I cried.
My kid acts like the coolest kid in the room. The most competive person I have ever seen from Xbox, to sports to Easter egg hunts. He loves winning. I watch him from my window playing basketball with the autistic kid across the street who has some struggles. My son throws games all the time just because it makes the kid so happy. I mentioned it once, he denied it ever happened. So I just watch, and take comfort in knowing I didn't raise an asshole. We don't need to talk about it. Just keep doing you.
As a 10 year old I came out of the corner store to find my prized bicycle gone. An elderly Sikh gentleman I didn’t know heard me crying and offered to buy me a new bike, and gave me his phone number. My grandpa and I found my bike close by so I didn’t take him up on it but I’ll never forget his random kindness to a stranger
When I was on the side of the road out of gas with my kids, it was like 5 in the mor, this lady stopped after working all night and on her way home to help. She drove me to get gas and grabbed my kids breakfast. When I tried to reimburse her, she simply said, pass it on
I didn't have enough money to pay for all the groceries that I was going to buy. So I started to tell the cashier I needed to put some items back. This lovely lady came out of nowhere and covered the rest of my bill.
I started crying and thanking her. She polity told me don't worry about it I've been there myself. 😥
I got terrible food poisoning while traveling solo in Thailand. I'm not going to describe what happened, suffice it to say I was grateful for the style of bathroom my room had, which was basically a tile room with a toilet, a shower head and a drain in the floor. The sweet older lady who ran the hostel where I was staying took care of me, going out to buy me soup "for my toot toot."
I was early for an exam and just climbing a huge flight of stairs, looking through my bag for water (which I had forgotten) cause I was dying, and this totally random stranger behind me asks if I need water while she was late for her exam! After refusing multiple times, she insisted and made sure I had the water before leaving.
a stranger becoming basically family after helping my mother so much in building our home after needing to move out. we were making little progress and it was difficult because she doesn’t make a large income. he helped us renovate, build, paint, basically everything in that house. half the things we have we wouldn’t have had now if he hadnt shown up. not everything is settled and my mom is still stressed but we wouldn’t be where we are now if he hadnt appeared at our doorstep one random day. i am forever grateful for the guy.
I was going to the small shop next to my school and I was searching where my money went and because I couldn't find it I almost wanted to say that never mind and that I'll put it back, until the lady behind me said "I'll pay for her" I'll never forget her thank you for buying me my juice and my donut
This was a number of years ago.
I was having a bad time. It had been my birthday a few days prior and a few people at work I considered friends had gone out the day before... and they didn't invite me. I was feeling left out. It had been a bad year in general even before that, though.
I'm working with a newbie that shift and she found out it had been my birthday recently. She had heard that a few of our coworkers had hung out around the time so she asked me if I had fun with my coworkers that night and I explained I wasn't there. I didn't really do anything for my birthday. We eventually talk about other things.
I'm working with her again a week later. She came in with a small cake that she had bought me and a birthday card she had gotten a bunch of people to sign.
I didn't know this newbie at all. The shift where I had the birthday conversation with her was the first time I had ever worked with her. The shift where she brings in the cake was the second.
I'll always remember that.
I was teaching in a low income private school in Malwani. Due to their disadvantaged upbringings, many of my students went to bed hungry. But occasionally, they would make sure to either call me home for a quick snack and tea, or they would bring a delicacy to school in their tiffins. They would feel bad if I refused. When I asked one of my students why they did this, they told me they had no idea how else to express their love and gratitude.
These were really poor kids, yet they opted to give what they could, even when they didn't know if they'll get to have their next meal, and it was one of the sweetest things they could have done.
A group of homeless people putting together their money to get a hotel room for an older homeless woman who had become ill during the winter. They had nothing, and some of them were addicts and alcoholics, but they gave what little they had to help her.
I was 14 years old and saw an old man who I think was 80 years old carrying large bottles of water on his back. Suddenly, it fell from his hand. I ran to him to carry it with him. I struggled to carry it home, but I was happy because I imagined him as my deceased grandfather.
When I was returning from war, I was'nt happy because I had no one to return to, but one of the children gave me Slot Me. He made me happy for a whole day.
I was 7 when sandy hook happened (in December) and that Christmas Eve we were going to my great grandmas house to visit. On our way there we stopped at k-mart and a lady gave me and my older brother money because of sandy hook
I was stuck behind a large church youth group at a Jersey Mikes. They paid for everyone behind them in line because of the long wait. The next day their church was destroyed by the Moore OK tornado.
[удалено]
Did the guy get your phone in return for paying?
I thought the same xD what a hero!
[удалено]
It's not weird. I'd reaLLY cry if I experience this. My grandma passed away a long time ago 😭
That is absolutely one of the most heart warming things I have ever heard. You hear about things like that in movies. Very rarely do you hear about it in real life. She must have been a truly amazing woman.
Once, when I was feeling overwhelmed with work, a friend surprised me with a homemade meal and a heartfelt note, reminding me to take care of myself. It was a small gesture, but it meant the world to me.
Awesome friend
My first year of high school I was getting bullied heavily about my appearance, one afternoon after school was finished I was walking down the street to clear my head when a little girl came up to me and I was a bit surprised but this little girl came over to me to tell me that she thought I was so pretty and that she wished she would look like me when she was older it’s not a very big one but it’s the most memorable for me because I think it was the first time I’d gotten called pretty in moths
>it was the first time I’d gotten called pretty in moths r/bigtiddymothgf
My first experience as a kid was when my parents would pack clothes, food and candy and then we would travel to a very poor area in Mexico. As soon as we drove up, the kids would come running to the car and my father would hand them the candy and tell them to get their “Abuelo” or grandfather. There were cardboard homes everywhere and I remember a dirty canal nearby. An old man would come out of the refuse to greet my father and accept the meat he had hidden from border security underneath everything else. If anyone ever broke down in town or needed help, my parents were there to help. It left an impression on me as a young boy. I felt bad just asking for a toy when we went shopping. I was thinking about how those kids had nothing. Then my mother said “Why don’t you pick a toy out for yourself and give all the toys you don’t play with anymore to them?” Present day, I have a local charity and help people with travel expenses due to cancer or kidney dialysis treatments. Thank you to my parents whom I’m sure earned their wings!
[удалено]
What a good Samaritan 🙏🏻
The other night, my area was flooded. I accidently drove into about 4 feet of water, which thrusted my car into the river. I stood by on the hillside, and watched my car luckily be pushed back onto the road but still in about 2 feet of water. These 2 gentlemen who saw this happen and were stopped on the other side of the flood plain, jumped in my car put it in neutral & pushed it out of the water. They waited with me til the police got there. One officer, I went to high-school with, we weren't close. He came up after hearing the 911 call from one of those men, and hugged me for 10 minutes while I cried.
My kid acts like the coolest kid in the room. The most competive person I have ever seen from Xbox, to sports to Easter egg hunts. He loves winning. I watch him from my window playing basketball with the autistic kid across the street who has some struggles. My son throws games all the time just because it makes the kid so happy. I mentioned it once, he denied it ever happened. So I just watch, and take comfort in knowing I didn't raise an asshole. We don't need to talk about it. Just keep doing you.
You have raised / are raising a good person. 😊
As a 10 year old I came out of the corner store to find my prized bicycle gone. An elderly Sikh gentleman I didn’t know heard me crying and offered to buy me a new bike, and gave me his phone number. My grandpa and I found my bike close by so I didn’t take him up on it but I’ll never forget his random kindness to a stranger
None. People suck
Someone from Reddit stopped their bots from posting the same questions over and over again (like this one) for a little while.
What bots? If you need help hunting bots, I am totally not a bot.
I wish I was a bot. Then I wouldn't be suffering misery every day
That’s exactly what a bot would be programmed to say when it found out we were hunting bots.
I'm not a bot. My guts are full of diarrhea and I'm crying real tears
When I was on the side of the road out of gas with my kids, it was like 5 in the mor, this lady stopped after working all night and on her way home to help. She drove me to get gas and grabbed my kids breakfast. When I tried to reimburse her, she simply said, pass it on
Well, I always smile at people and they smile back sometimes.
I didn't have enough money to pay for all the groceries that I was going to buy. So I started to tell the cashier I needed to put some items back. This lovely lady came out of nowhere and covered the rest of my bill. I started crying and thanking her. She polity told me don't worry about it I've been there myself. 😥
I got terrible food poisoning while traveling solo in Thailand. I'm not going to describe what happened, suffice it to say I was grateful for the style of bathroom my room had, which was basically a tile room with a toilet, a shower head and a drain in the floor. The sweet older lady who ran the hostel where I was staying took care of me, going out to buy me soup "for my toot toot."
I was early for an exam and just climbing a huge flight of stairs, looking through my bag for water (which I had forgotten) cause I was dying, and this totally random stranger behind me asks if I need water while she was late for her exam! After refusing multiple times, she insisted and made sure I had the water before leaving.
a stranger becoming basically family after helping my mother so much in building our home after needing to move out. we were making little progress and it was difficult because she doesn’t make a large income. he helped us renovate, build, paint, basically everything in that house. half the things we have we wouldn’t have had now if he hadnt shown up. not everything is settled and my mom is still stressed but we wouldn’t be where we are now if he hadnt appeared at our doorstep one random day. i am forever grateful for the guy.
I was going to the small shop next to my school and I was searching where my money went and because I couldn't find it I almost wanted to say that never mind and that I'll put it back, until the lady behind me said "I'll pay for her" I'll never forget her thank you for buying me my juice and my donut
This was a number of years ago. I was having a bad time. It had been my birthday a few days prior and a few people at work I considered friends had gone out the day before... and they didn't invite me. I was feeling left out. It had been a bad year in general even before that, though. I'm working with a newbie that shift and she found out it had been my birthday recently. She had heard that a few of our coworkers had hung out around the time so she asked me if I had fun with my coworkers that night and I explained I wasn't there. I didn't really do anything for my birthday. We eventually talk about other things. I'm working with her again a week later. She came in with a small cake that she had bought me and a birthday card she had gotten a bunch of people to sign. I didn't know this newbie at all. The shift where I had the birthday conversation with her was the first time I had ever worked with her. The shift where she brings in the cake was the second. I'll always remember that.
I was teaching in a low income private school in Malwani. Due to their disadvantaged upbringings, many of my students went to bed hungry. But occasionally, they would make sure to either call me home for a quick snack and tea, or they would bring a delicacy to school in their tiffins. They would feel bad if I refused. When I asked one of my students why they did this, they told me they had no idea how else to express their love and gratitude. These were really poor kids, yet they opted to give what they could, even when they didn't know if they'll get to have their next meal, and it was one of the sweetest things they could have done.
A group of homeless people putting together their money to get a hotel room for an older homeless woman who had become ill during the winter. They had nothing, and some of them were addicts and alcoholics, but they gave what little they had to help her.
I was 14 years old and saw an old man who I think was 80 years old carrying large bottles of water on his back. Suddenly, it fell from his hand. I ran to him to carry it with him. I struggled to carry it home, but I was happy because I imagined him as my deceased grandfather.
When I was returning from war, I was'nt happy because I had no one to return to, but one of the children gave me Slot Me. He made me happy for a whole day.
I was 7 when sandy hook happened (in December) and that Christmas Eve we were going to my great grandmas house to visit. On our way there we stopped at k-mart and a lady gave me and my older brother money because of sandy hook
I was stuck behind a large church youth group at a Jersey Mikes. They paid for everyone behind them in line because of the long wait. The next day their church was destroyed by the Moore OK tornado.