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Dolphin washed up on shore and the guy got it back in the water !
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This young woman honored her late father on her graduation day by wearing a skirt made from all his ties.
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Principal goes out of his way to give a student's mom her dying wish to see her son graduate 🫶
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Principal goes out of his way to give a student's mom her dying wish to see her son graduate 🫶
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My grandma gave me my fathers uncle's boat made from matches,im so happy now
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Her son became emotional after he was recognized by his mother only through her touch.
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Flying kites
Just a quick story, a few years back my partner and I had his son a the park and I decided to bring out the kites I had stashed in my trunk. Just thought it would be fun for the kid. Then we get his son going and were just watching on the side and my partner (35y/o) tells me hes never flown a kite before.
He had a extremely rough childhood so I could understand why. But I still felt so sad to think of the many things some take for granted that they get to do as kid, others had never done.
Lucky for him I actually had an x-wing star wars kite in my trunk as well. I hadnt used because particularly difficult to put together but for him I didn't mind at all. He had so much fun with it and i nearly cried getting to be there for it.
Just the other day we gad a rather windy day and I noticed a kite as I was driving down the road. I smiled so big but then I starting giggling to see that the person piloting the kite was none other than this big, burly man by himself flying a kite.
Just goes to show, you dont always have to have something extravagant to make a person smile. You might just need a kite.
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Just a quick story, a few years back my partner and I had his son a the park and I decided to bring out the kites I had stashed in my trunk. Just thought it would be fun for the kid. Then we get his son going and were just watching on the side and my partner (35y/o) tells me hes never flown a kite before.
He had a extremely rough childhood so I could understand why. But I still felt so sad to think of the many things some take for granted that they get to do as kid, others had never done.
Lucky for him I actually had an x-wing star wars kite in my trunk as well. I hadnt used because particularly difficult to put together but for him I didn't mind at all. He had so much fun with it and i nearly cried getting to be there for it.
Just the other day we gad a rather windy day and I noticed a kite as I was driving down the road. I smiled so big but then I starting giggling to see that the person piloting the kite was none other than this big, burly man by himself flying a kite.
Just goes to show, you dont always have to have something extravagant to make a person smile. You might just need a kite.
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"A guy in a club, a DJ and me and my friend"
I tell you a short, recent story:
It was a spontaneous night out with my friend. We both sometimes go for a bar like club. When we arrived, it was empty, so we moved to another place he enjoys more then i.
The club was very small, yet crowded and we fought our way back in. Started to dance a little and just enjoy the time. We stood right before the stage, where a local DJ was playing songs, the crowd sang along. When a huge guy appeared, who walked past us and kinda pushing me harshly to the side.
We continued dancing.
After a while he was standing next to my friend, regularly bumping him. We knew, he was not being mean, just lacked awareness. So, i offered to switch places with my friend, who is more shy and ended up being the one being bumped into by the big guy.
Feeling more and more unhappy, i talked to him, but never quite told him, that he is bumping into me. He asked me, if i need a drink and offered me his bear. Asking if i was enjoying it right now and i told him no xD Because of him mostly.
Then i realized the DJ having an eye on me. I used to talk to the DJ before and did not have the best opinion about him unfortunately. So our eyes crossed and he smiled tiredly at me and i nodded back. So we both knew about the situation and i KNEW he spotted this scenario.
When things got worse i asked the drunk guys friends to please help me, they did in the end.
Through hand signs and eye contact i talked more to the DJ and he even asked, if i was ok and i said "kinda" back to him.
I realized later at home, how grateful i was for the interaction and safety he offered me.
The DJ even asked the security to check the dancing mans drunkenness, because i saw him dancing emotionally near other guests as well at the time his friends shielded him away from me.
And maybe they had to leave sadly.
Conclusion is how grateful i have been for the DJs kindness. He had an eye on me, although i am male and i thought my wellbeing is less important, then of a women.
But i realized awareness for people knows no gender and prefers no one.
So i am happy i could help my friend and get helped, too :)
I know, my friend would endured it the whole evening, without saying a word.
And i am happy, i kinda solved the situation. I showed tried talking up to the guy. Although more bluntly, yet i did.
I hope next time, i will stop telling him bluntly, that i am uncomfortable and instead upfront tell him "please leave me alone. You constantly bump into me, please stop this". Or something like this.
All i did, was ask, if he can stay closer to his friends. And it is important to note, that he seemed kind enough. I guess, if i would have told him more direct, that i am uncomfortable, he would have done it.
I just was thrown off by this situation. It never happened to me in this felt intensity, where i could not simply shrug it off as usual. It happened before, but i used to ignore it.
But this time was different.
Thank you a lot for Listening. I hope you liked it. I tried to write colorful, yet short :)
Bye ~
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I tell you a short, recent story:
It was a spontaneous night out with my friend. We both sometimes go for a bar like club. When we arrived, it was empty, so we moved to another place he enjoys more then i.
The club was very small, yet crowded and we fought our way back in. Started to dance a little and just enjoy the time. We stood right before the stage, where a local DJ was playing songs, the crowd sang along. When a huge guy appeared, who walked past us and kinda pushing me harshly to the side.
We continued dancing.
After a while he was standing next to my friend, regularly bumping him. We knew, he was not being mean, just lacked awareness. So, i offered to switch places with my friend, who is more shy and ended up being the one being bumped into by the big guy.
Feeling more and more unhappy, i talked to him, but never quite told him, that he is bumping into me. He asked me, if i need a drink and offered me his bear. Asking if i was enjoying it right now and i told him no xD Because of him mostly.
Then i realized the DJ having an eye on me. I used to talk to the DJ before and did not have the best opinion about him unfortunately. So our eyes crossed and he smiled tiredly at me and i nodded back. So we both knew about the situation and i KNEW he spotted this scenario.
When things got worse i asked the drunk guys friends to please help me, they did in the end.
Through hand signs and eye contact i talked more to the DJ and he even asked, if i was ok and i said "kinda" back to him.
I realized later at home, how grateful i was for the interaction and safety he offered me.
The DJ even asked the security to check the dancing mans drunkenness, because i saw him dancing emotionally near other guests as well at the time his friends shielded him away from me.
And maybe they had to leave sadly.
Conclusion is how grateful i have been for the DJs kindness. He had an eye on me, although i am male and i thought my wellbeing is less important, then of a women.
But i realized awareness for people knows no gender and prefers no one.
So i am happy i could help my friend and get helped, too :)
I know, my friend would endured it the whole evening, without saying a word.
And i am happy, i kinda solved the situation. I showed tried talking up to the guy. Although more bluntly, yet i did.
I hope next time, i will stop telling him bluntly, that i am uncomfortable and instead upfront tell him "please leave me alone. You constantly bump into me, please stop this". Or something like this.
All i did, was ask, if he can stay closer to his friends. And it is important to note, that he seemed kind enough. I guess, if i would have told him more direct, that i am uncomfortable, he would have done it.
I just was thrown off by this situation. It never happened to me in this felt intensity, where i could not simply shrug it off as usual. It happened before, but i used to ignore it.
But this time was different.
Thank you a lot for Listening. I hope you liked it. I tried to write colorful, yet short :)
Bye ~
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When a water pipe burst on a busy road in Vietnam, this truck driver parked his vehicle to shield passing drivers
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