I try to be a really good person. I enjoy doing things for people, especially strangers, to make them feel good. I hugged a random girl crying on the phone the other day. I’ll compliment random people’s outfits, makeup, or hair when I get the chance and overcome my anxiety. I have a friend I met at college named Jess and she is the nicest, sweetest person I think I know. I wonder what made her that way. The fact she helped me out when I needed it most, barely knowing me at the time. She’s pretty much always there for me. She drove me to my car and waited with me while waiting for the tow truck to come and tow my car out of the ditch I slipped into resulting from my DUI. She somehow shows up to save me constantly and I have no idea how. I had to go to the MVA Friday where I got my license suspended. I was going to drive my car there and take a taxi back, and my roommate and her friend were going to drive my car back later that night. She somehow ran into me during breakfast and was like hell no don’t take a taxi I’l just drive your car for you and wait, it shouldn’t take that long. I don’t understand how she pops up all the time like that! She’s an amazing person and we have a lot in common, she’s a huge environmentalist and it’s inspiring, especially because I like that stuff too. I aspire to be like her, and hope I can find some lost freshman one day and help them while being completely judgefree, return the favor to someone who needs it. Someone who got lost like I did, who’s a good person that fucked up, and all they’re doing is trying to get by.
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I’m glad that you are fortunate enough to have a person like that in your life. I’m also glad that you want to pass that on to someone else. If everyone did that instead of being selfish and self absorbed, the world might be a better place.
kindness has its downsides tho. I’m constantly let down because i like to think people are as true as I am. Believe why would someone lie to me, and turns out they do.
That’s the trouble with human nature. Most people will always look out for their own self interest. They don’t care that their actions and words destroy other people. It’s even worse when they know for a fact they have ruined your life, but they still choose to do nothing about it. As long as they’re happy, your destruction means nothing to them. And like a fool, you still love them and only wish for their return. So pathetic, I know.
This is exactly how lesbians operate. First they appear out of nowhere to save you from apparent danger and then when you’re at your weakest they strike. If I were you, I’d be very wary indeed.
I hope this was just a bad attempt at humor.
I hope so too (for her sake).
I’m not a lesbian, she’s just a really good friend I admire completely for her kindness to a general acquaintance, which we got close after this. Nothing wrong with lesbians, though.
Ok. She sounds like a keeper. Good friends are difficult to find but they’re out there if you look in the right places.
good friends are extremely rare to find. random acts of kindness are ever more rare. definitely a keeper. not many people these days want to help people out anymore