I was at the airport saying goodbye to my family after spending three months with them (after not seeing them for 8 years) and going through security with tears pouring down my face, a runny nose and sobbing literally every two seconds with my heart breaking because I know I won’t get to see them for a long time when I feel a pat on my shoulder. I still think about it a lot and I try to pay it forward whenever I can. And he just shrugged and said “it’s the day after St.
He follows me into the parking lot with the iced coffee and hands it to me, and I ask “why?” through actual tears. So I apologized profusely to the barista, and started walking back to my car. Once it was made, I realized I had forgotten my wallet at home. So I go to a local coffee place that was in the same area, ordered an iced coffee and lamented living for a while. I got off my shift around 1 in the afternoon and I needed a coffee to stay alive. I was the most hungover I had ever been and ever have been since, but I had to work. So I was like, “nahhh let me go” but they kept pulling me up the stairs until this other 8th grader I didn’t know stepped in and said “hey guys he’s a 6th grader just stop” so yeah that dude 100% saved me from some ridicule. Idk why they just thought it would be funny. So one day they decided that they would prank me by taking me up to the 8th grade floor and basically show me to their friends and stuff. These guys were bigger than me, and were big trouble makers. Prolly gonna get buried, but in 6th grade I had a couple sorta friend kinda 8th graders.
These 16 stories prove that a random act of kindness can make a big difference in ways that are hard to fathom.īe warned: some of these are so nice that you could end up a little teary! But it’ll be worth it. If you are looking for stories that will pick you up, or you just want to spend a few minutes reading heartwarming stories about strangers, you are in the right place. There’s something powerful that happens when one person helps another for no reason other than it’s the kind thing to do. If you’ve ever been on the receiving end of a random act of kindness, you probably already know this is true. It’s impossible to know how much performing one random act of kindness can change things for someone else.
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