Random Acts of Kindness
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Well I actually do some degree of charity, if I'm manage to.
There is no reason to help actually, just help those in need maybe something good will return to you someday.
If you help those who doesn't appreciate it then let them be something bound to happen to them.
Well, that's my point of view.
There is no reason to help actually, just help those in need maybe something good will return to you someday.
If you help those who doesn't appreciate it then let them be something bound to happen to them.
Well, that's my point of view.
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hmmm, it's been a while since i had done any R.A.K.
one i remember was on a bus when an old man came inside (VERY slowly). He couldn't find his bus pass/change, so I gave him the one day pass. The bus driver appreciated it more than the old man, haha :P
one i remember was on a bus when an old man came inside (VERY slowly). He couldn't find his bus pass/change, so I gave him the one day pass. The bus driver appreciated it more than the old man, haha :P
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Two sides of the coin, here; I'll help anyone whom I deem as truly deserving of it.
The most common would be bums. Some I'll treat to full-course meals (I don't quite trust 'em enough to spend cash wisely) and others I'll simply tell 'em to fuck off.
But I'll generally help anyone, really- despite my personal belief that I'm quite the misanthrope. I suppose it really just depends on the people.
The most common would be bums. Some I'll treat to full-course meals (I don't quite trust 'em enough to spend cash wisely) and others I'll simply tell 'em to fuck off.
But I'll generally help anyone, really- despite my personal belief that I'm quite the misanthrope. I suppose it really just depends on the people.
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I do my part. Probably.
Walking around NY, you bump into alot of old folks who need help carrying luggage.
Sometimes, its not out of courtesy or chivalry, but rather to move the traffic line faster.
I still do feel better though.
Walking around NY, you bump into alot of old folks who need help carrying luggage.
Sometimes, its not out of courtesy or chivalry, but rather to move the traffic line faster.
I still do feel better though.
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Personally, I'd help as long as it is within my power of juridiction. I'm the kind of person who cannot leave things as it is, that's why I often get into trouble (hehe)
Even though others said it is useless, it won't benefit me, or i'm being too kind, I'm glad I can help those in needs.
Moreover, I believe that nothing comes in vain. Every single deeds you've done will be repaid, whether it is good or bad.
Even though others said it is useless, it won't benefit me, or i'm being too kind, I'm glad I can help those in needs.
Moreover, I believe that nothing comes in vain. Every single deeds you've done will be repaid, whether it is good or bad.
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I'm not bragging here or anything this is true.
As for me I'm kind enough to go out with a girl i didn't like and do almost half of the students in our class a project in Science i do all the research and printing and they just pay for the printing.
As for me I'm kind enough to go out with a girl i didn't like and do almost half of the students in our class a project in Science i do all the research and printing and they just pay for the printing.
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If I can help, I will. It's always fun meeting new people by being able to do something for them.
RAKs I do are picking up fallen items, giving money to those that need some, or giving directions to lost people.
RAKs I do are picking up fallen items, giving money to those that need some, or giving directions to lost people.
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There is no such thing as a pure good person and a pure bad person but we can choose to be good or to be bad.
And I, chose to be good, I never cease to help others if they are in trouble or in need.
One act of kindness I remember I did before was when I was walking, heading for school. I saw an old man, around 60 to 70, talking to people passing by asking for something but they didn't even bother. As I was planning to pass by him, he encountered me and asked me for money, he said that his money wasn't enough to take him home, I knew he wasn't from the city and he doesn't know the prices of the fares in the city. I got to my wallet and gave a good amount of money for his fare home. Then I saw his face lighten, so delighted that this thing happened. He was very thankful and I saw him smile. As the old man and I parted, I remembered his smile and it kind of moved my heart.
Now, I strive my best to be good and give my help to others. :')
And I, chose to be good, I never cease to help others if they are in trouble or in need.
One act of kindness I remember I did before was when I was walking, heading for school. I saw an old man, around 60 to 70, talking to people passing by asking for something but they didn't even bother. As I was planning to pass by him, he encountered me and asked me for money, he said that his money wasn't enough to take him home, I knew he wasn't from the city and he doesn't know the prices of the fares in the city. I got to my wallet and gave a good amount of money for his fare home. Then I saw his face lighten, so delighted that this thing happened. He was very thankful and I saw him smile. As the old man and I parted, I remembered his smile and it kind of moved my heart.
Now, I strive my best to be good and give my help to others. :')
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I help others if it helps me, or costs me nothing, (which sounds selfish because it is selfish) but motives aren't as important as the deed to those on the receiving end.
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I live in a far too remote place to do any volunteer work so I’ve never done any. And I’m too poor to give to charities. But I do help out people any who asks for help whenever I can.