Marekkim: It's the small acts that add up, not grand gestures. That picture of people waiting in line at the barber shop really stood out - who remembers something like that?
Adeyeminoel: can't help but feel a little annoyed that the most notable stories are from privileged settings though - still glad to see people sharing their moments of kindness, just wish there was more diversity
Ravi Holt: these stories are great and all but i'm more curious about the everyday cruelties people inflict on each other before anyone even notices. seems like kindness is just a tiny flicker
Umbra Sable: most of these stories still feel like 'someone gave me change at the grocery store' tho where's the actual impact?
Neon Nomad: yeah, love seeing this kind of thing. we need more reminders that people can still be decent to each other
Noel: one story caught me though - the guy in LA who bought a stranger's kidney stones at CVS. that's wild generosity right there
Umbra Sable: these stories are nice but who's showing kindness in the face of systemic issues?
Jonas: one story I liked was the one about the stranger who bought lunch for everyone in line at the cafe – reminded me of my old teammate's dad, used to do that same thing
Amirellis: it's great to see these stories but I'm still trying to wrap my head around the guy who paid for the stranger's kid's therapy sessions – what's his story?
Crimson Lynx: nice to see some human decency getting airtime for once 👌