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Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered

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Most of us know the image of the angel and devil sitting on either shoulder, whispering sweet nothings into the ears of the decision-maker. How do you make the choice between them? Which side do you listen to? Is it the moral values, is it society’s expectations, or is it a 50/50 impulse? Hard to say.

But what isn’t too difficult to decide upon are the ‘green flags’ that show one to be a genuinely good human. Even though a person may look harsh on the outside, they may be the kindest cinnamon roll on the inside, as showcased through their words and actions. Little birds seem to fly around them, and the clouds part to let sunshine rain down on them.

Someone decided to ask the community of r/AskReddit what they believed to be the most telltale signs of goodness, and dozens of netizens delivered their verdicts. Make sure you do the same by upvoting your favorites, leaving your thoughts in the comments below, and if you’re curious to see the other side of the coin, Bored Panda has you covered with an article right here. Now let’s get into it!

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#1

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered Guy I used to work with was such a class clown, always cracking jokes. Everybody liked him because he was so funny. It was a while before I realized that his jokes were never at anybody’s expense. He was kind. There was never anything mean in anything he ever said, to anybody’s face or behind their back.

Anyway we’re married now.

bethlabeth , Toa Heftiba Report

Final score:

423points

OCD Mom 1 year ago

I loved the ending, very happy for you!

136points

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To sin or not to sin, you ask yourself at the crosswalk as you wait for the light to turn green, but there’s not a car in sight, so are you gonna run for it? To be honest, this type of situation doesn’t reflect much on whether someone’s a good person or not, but it is interesting to consider the amount of thought we go through when making decisions.

However, there are some things that can universally be agreed upon to be signs of goodness within a person. Although subtle and requiring a bit of notice, they’re there, and they make living all the more pleasant. A Reddit user decided to ask the community of r/AskReddit for their opinions on ‘green flags’ that show one to be a good human being. Or human beans if you’re into cute things.

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#2

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered when you're in a group and that one person keeps trying to say something or add to the conversation but they keep getting talked over. Then that other person will look at them and say, "Sorry person, I didn't catch what you were trying to say, can you repeat it?" and makes space for the person being ignored unintentionally. That's a real gem.

wannabe_pineapple , Edmond Dantès Report

Final score:

347points

Paul K. Johnson 1 year ago

I work with the same group and there's one person who always cuts people off. So I do this. It's weird because the person who cut the person off can see what I did but they do that same thing again.

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#3

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered I don't really know how I want to word this, so I'll just tell you the story.

This past Sunday at 2:34am, my cat/son George was euthanized because he was so sick. Naturally, I was very, very, very close to my son and I took it extremely hard. I didn't go to work on Monday, but did show up to work on Tuesday. So the math so far is I've lost my son less than 72 hours, and it was just 48 hours before then that I quite literally collapsed in grief. What I'm trying to say is: I was very visibly upset, frequently crying, really quiet, etc.

A customer had noticed that I was upset and asked if everything was okay. I had hit a place in the day where I felt like I could open up to total strangers about what was wrong, and so I told her. It turns out she lost her cat the same weekend in the same manner. She told me she hopes I take comfort in knowing George was no longer suffering and that my husband and I made the right decision. She paid for her groceries and left.

She came back not even 30 minutes later with a single wrapped gerbera daisy. She said, "This is for George, okay?" before leaving. Her kindness spoke absolute volumes. She was grieving the loss of her own pet, but when she saw a total stranger- a cashier, who many customers regard as being inhuman, no less- mourning the loss of their pet too, she reached out and offered an ear and genuine condolences. No hidden agenda, no ulterior motives- just genuine compassion.

JenovaCelestia , Paul Hanaoka Report

Final score:

338points

CammyCat 1 year ago

Some people just don't get how we can be so close to our fur babies. Over the years, mine have gotten me thru my mom's suicide attempt, my own, my divorce, my break up. Having another heartbeat and something that wants to snuggle u to feel better is a LOT of comfort. And they only ask for food, potty, a home and love in return

14points

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So what actually makes a person good? Is it the combination of all these little actions that are being discussed in this list? Well, this is quite an interesting philosophical conundrum as goodness can be understood in many different ways, but is there a universal consensus on it all? Let’s delve a little into it all.

We begin with the views on moral character. Most of the Greek moralists think that if we are rational, we aim at living well (eu zên) or happiness (eudaimonia). So the Stoics identify happiness with “living coherently,” and Aristotle says that happiness is “perfect” or “complete” and something distinctively human. When we are living well, our life is worthy of imitation and praise.

#4

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered They're kind to animals.

A friend of my dad's was mind of grumpy and was very loud, and tried to come off way tougher than he was... but absolutely MELTED over small animals. Bunnies, squirrels, but his favorite was his cat Taco. That cat was treated like damn royalty and got all the perks and baby-talk included.

Even the Grinch had a dog.

Illustrious-Science3 , Chewy Report

Final score:

304points

Nea 1 year ago

This is top indicator for me.

86points

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#5

I had a maths teacher who used to bust my chops. He was fun, but also very temperamental. He’d be silly to a point, then tell you off when you out-sillied his silliness.

I was sat opposite a quiet girl who suddenly looked really distressed. She said something to him in a whisper, and he looked down to a puddle on the floor. She’d wet herself. This was when we were 11-12, so it was quite a big deal.

I clocked this at the same time, and he gave me this look like ‘don’t you dare’, He went over to his desk, poured himself a water, then came back and was pretending to peer at her work, before stumbling and dropping it on her. He apologised and made a big scene and told her she could go and get a spare uniform from the office as it was his mistake.

I really respected that, I think it showed a lot about his character and care.

awesomeo_5000 Report

Final score:

277points

censorshipsucks 1 year ago

when and where did this term "clocked" for "saw" or "noticed" appear?

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#6

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered How they treat animals and customer service staff. Especially when they are agitated.

Putting their shopping cart in the corral, even if it's not right next to them.

Meowsilbub , Karthik Sridasyam Report

Final score:

232points

Mindghost 1 year ago

Being human

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However, one doesn’t need to be a philosopher to understand the fact that happiness comes in many forms, differing from person to person. Yet, whatever happiness is, according to Greek moralists, it must give a prominent place to the exercise of virtue, for virtuous traits of character are stable and enduring and are not products of fortune, but of learning or cultivation.

In Plato’s Protagoras, Socrates seems to identify happiness with pleasure, with various virtues being an instrumental means to pleasure. Yet, it’s not necessarily a selfish kind of pleasure, as we know that virtuous acts require some sacrifice.

Thus, according to Aristotle in Nicomachean Ethics, people who have the proper attitude toward external goods (material possessions) will be ready to sacrifice such goods if by doing so they achieve a higher goal. They recognize that when everyone concentrates on doing good, their actions promote a betterment in society.

#7

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered You can tell a good kid when they purposely try to include the quiet shy kid at school, and make an effort to be nice and friendly to them

I was that kid at high school and it always made me happy when these kids would make an effort to talk to me

anon , CDC Report

Final score:

222points

rararando 1 year ago

Was at a company gathering years ago and some colleagues brought their young kids along to hang out with each other. The group of kids clicked pretty quickly and ran off somewhere to play, but one little girl was left hiding under a table shyly. One of the little boys noticed her, crouched down and held out his hand, saying "I'll hold your hand, let's go together" My heart melted 😭😭

120points

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#8

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered I waited tables at a pretty popular New Mexican restaurant when I was in college. There was this one manager, her name was Rosie, and she never smiled. She always looked like she was pissed off at everyone and everything.

The entire waitstaff and bus staff feared her. When she walked into the kitchen and wanted something, the line would immediately jump to her demands. It was rumored that she was the person to fire any employee when an employee was fired.

The only people that didn't seem to be scared of her were the hostesses. They were always talking to her like she was just any other manager or person in the restaurant.

She scared the hell out of me for the first year I worked there. I made sure that she never had anything to be upset at with me. One day, I came into work sick as f**k and having just a really bad day. She took me to the side and talked to me for a good half hour. Just asking quesitons about my day and how school was going. Towards the end of the conversation she said I didn't look good and that if I wanted to , I could take the night off.

Rosie was the best f*****g person I ever met inside the restaurant industry. From that day on it was my goal to make her laugh. I never did make her laugh. But I got a smile out of her quite a bit after that. She was not just a good person, she was one of the best. But man, you wouldn't know it unless you really took the time to look.

She was one of those types of people you know had had a hard time in life and put up a rough exterior. But deep down she was a softie and loving grandmother type. I hope she's happy in her retirement.

Carp8DM , Ksenia Chernaya Report

Final score:

215points

Owen 1 year ago

I have love for these kinds of people.

63points

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#9

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered People who ignore things like accidentally spitting while talking or accidentally farting to not make you feel embarrassed

moodswingclub , tabitha turner Report

Final score:

208points

Hawkmoon 1 year ago

Until they're covered in saliva and passed out with the smell.

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Because an individual’s good is included in the good of the community, it makes it much easier to take the virtuous path when you’re not alone in doing so. According to Immanuel Kant, we are always fighting against the impulses and dispositions that oppose the moral law. We need strength of will and self-mastery to fulfill our imperfect duties, and this self-mastery Kant calls courage.

And surrounding oneself with people who are equally as courageous makes it more likely one will take a path of benevolence. Although Kant thinks that feelings cannot be required of anyone, some feelings are nevertheless associated with the moral ends we adopt. If we adopt others’ happiness as an end, we will not take malicious pleasure in their downfall.

#10

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered When you are having an argument and they actually listen to your point instead of just getting ready to make theirs.

mousicle , Christina Morillo Report

Final score:

199points

Daria 1 year ago

Some see an argument as a fight while some see it as a disagreement.

65points

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#11

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered People who don't kill spiders but gently relocate them to outside.

Jenghrick , Olavi Anttila Report

Final score:

199points

Paul K. Johnson 1 year ago

Thank you. Spiders are our friends.

110points

Thorsten Massow 1 year ago

We are united against a common enemy: mosquitos!

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Gabriela 1 year ago

Second that. Spiders are awesome

8points

Jennifer Germain 1 year ago

I do the same, will leave a few in the house. Spiders are cool

2points

Kristi Northcutt 1 year ago

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

1point

Caffeinated Hedgehog 1 year ago

I also don't kill spiders. Instead, I relocate myself somewhere else.

28points

Greenmantle 1 year ago

Australian weighing in: depends on role of spider and toxicity. I'll happily coexist with common window spiders, even huntsmans if appropriate. But I draw the line at white tails and redbacks because of the side effects of their bites. Daddyblong legs always welcome.

22points

Chewie Baron 1 year ago

Be thankful that Daddy Long Legs can’t bite through our skin. We’d die there and then.

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Tenacious Squirrel 1 year ago

The white tails thing has been debunked as false hysteria. They’re not particularly dangerous. Even red back bites don’t usually require any medical attention. So no need to kill either of them.

1point

Greenmantle 1 year ago

Nothing quite like a smack in the face from a thick St Andrew's cross or golden orb though.... no thanks

1point

Anyone-for-tea? 1 year ago

I hope it still counts if you’re shouting “OMG OMG OMG get out of my house” whilst trying to be brave with an extendable feather duster.

14points

Lisa H 1 year ago

Absolutely it does!

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Just Jeff 1 year ago

I don't even relocate them. They are my insect repellent. They get to stay inside.

10points

JHD 1 year ago

I have quite a few jumping spiders, they sort out all the small flying pests.

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Lisa H 1 year ago

Mostly, yes, even though I genuinely have arachnophobia. However, if it's a black widow or a recluse (that is, something that could easily kill my fur babies or my neighbor's fur babies), then they gotta die.

10points

Frogspawn 1 year ago

I vacuum those effers up and throw it in the outdoor trash bins, the crunch of their bodies is just masks me gag. So they can sleep in the dump.

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Jade 1 year ago

I have REALLY BAD arachnophobia, but I won't kill a spider unless it could kill me.

10points

ADHD raptor 1 year ago

spiders are nice :]

6points

Donkey boi 1 year ago

I say I'm putting them outside, but instead I put them in another room. I don't want them getting cold!

5points

Toni V. Jensen 1 year ago

Me, too🤭I found a very newborn baby mouse that had crawled blindly out into a room, from under a cabinet, away from it's mother and siblings(I'm sure!). It was so pink and helpless that a gently slid him way back under...and ten minutes later, the mother had found and taken him back to safety.I know...I'm crazy...but I just couldn't kill it (or let my dog eat it🤢).

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M O'Connell 1 year ago

I once found a rather large jumping spider in my bathroom. He didn't notice me because he was too busy trying to pick a fight with his reflection in the side of the faucet. He was fascinating to watch. I relocated him to the windowsill in my garage where there was already a graveyard of flies and gnats that had become stuck there. I hope he had good hunting.

5points

Marion Connolly 1 year ago

I used to do this until I heard someone on the radio say that house spiders can't survive outdoors, so I started to relocate them to the communal hallway in our building

5points

Bobby 1 year ago

I'll do this if I notice it before it's on me. To that spider that decided to repel from the ceiling to my shoulder, I'm sorry

5points

Tash Wen 1 year ago

I do this. Also with the geckos and roaches my cat brings inside. I can't even kill the roaches! I use a jar and a piece of paper to chase the things into the jar and then put them in the plants outside.

4points

Becky Samuel 1 year ago

There are hundreds of species of cockroach and only around 6 of them have potential to infest households. They're a fascinating and diverse group of insects, some of them are beetle or ladybug mimics, some exhibit parental care, some mate for life.

4points

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Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 1 year ago

Uh uh nope with roaches. I can't, especially the ones that fly. No thank you.

2points

Someone 1 year ago

naw if i see a roach, WACK

2points

KimB 1 year ago

Well this is definitely me I rescue them before my house panther gets to them.

4points

Bon3z B 1 year ago

I am absolutely terrified of spiders but I still really don't like killing them. There's a spider that lives on the windowsill in my room and his name is Lucas. No one is allowed to kill him. He's special. Just because spiders are scary sometimes doesn't mean they don't deserve to live.

3points

Moon Cheese 1 year ago

I completely agree 🖤 I had a spider guest live in my room for a while ( it too preferred the windowsill ) I named it Annette :)

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Hugh Cookson 1 year ago

Lots of Spiders = a lot less flies. I know what I prefer and act accordingly.

3points

Moosy Girl 1 year ago (edited)

ONLY if they’re stuck in a bathtub or sink, if they’re anywhere else in the house I tell them „ok you can stay but your rent is eating 15 mosquitos a month”.

3points

DennyS (denzoren) 1 year ago

They aren't doing anything, something I leave them be inside also. They catch the mosquitoes.

3points

Panda Kicki 1 year ago

I dont want them to go outside. I just gently put them somewhere they can make a undisturbed net and catch those irritating flies and mosquitoes.

3points

Chewie Baron 1 year ago

I leave them where they are. I don’t want flies in my home!

3points

Shark Lady 1 year ago

I just leave the spiders be, I don't mind if they want to hang out for a bit

3points

Saint Thomas 1 year ago

I do that, but strangely enough I eat meat. Isn't it ironic...

3points

Owen 1 year ago

My last girlfriend was very kind to all little creatures. She called spiders 'tiny spids' and it stuck with me for some reason. It's not a scary spider. It's a tiny spid.

3points

Chintan Shah 1 year ago (edited)

Whoa something I do made it on this list! I've got a special bug catching jar just for this purpose. It's got little holes at the top to let in air just in case I need to wait a few minutes to toss the buggo outside. I just thought I was weird lol. I find it kind of appalling to take a life if I can avoid it, even if it's a small critter that I find scary as hell and quite gross...

2points

Julie MommaWolf 1 year ago (edited)

🙋🏻‍♀️ Unless it was winter. Then they were relocated to the back hallway.

2points

Something 1 year ago

What about people who simply leave them where they are?

2points

Charlotte Stackhouse 1 year ago

Sadly, even putting a spider outside doesn’t mean it’s good to go. You put it in a whole new area that it most likely has never been in, and it’s web is still inside, and it doesn’t have infinite webs… :*(

2points

R Dennis 1 year ago

I usually leave a spider be... my dog does not.

2points

TrippyBanana 1 year ago (edited)

I have a general rule for spiders. You can live in my house until you bite me. Then it's out the door. I even had a spider that lived in the spigot in my bath tub and would hunt the ants that tried to get past. Luckily most of my spiders these days are cute little jumping spiders. 🥹

2points

sunnybunny 1 year ago

i am TERRIFIED of spiders, but i will always make sure they get outside safely. {i also name them}

2points

David 1 year ago

I do this. And I AM a kind person. Or so I'm told. But TBH, it is also easier to carry a spider outside than to smash them on the wall and then have a spot on the wall to clean up..

2points

JPotts 1 year ago

Every Fall I get a bunch of ladybugs in my apartment. I guess they are laying eggs somewhere. Every Spring the windows are covered with them. I spend a week helping them escape. It's become a ritual I look foward to.

2points

Rosie Red 1 year ago

Spiders freak me out to no end. A few years back, I started feeling so bad about killing them so I started to relocate them. The whole episode makes me shiver and ick out, but I feel it's the humane thing to do.

2points

Tinley's Aunt 1 year ago

Not outside, though. If I see a spider in the house I leave it there doing its thing. They help by eating insects. Now if it's a black widow, out it goes.

2points

Deborah Rubin 1 year ago

I am totally afraid of spiders but well aware of how important to the ecosystem. I would never kill one outdoors, and try not to let my fear hurt them inside. But it's hard.

2points

Bernd Herbert 1 year ago

That would be me

2points

Adalmina 1 year ago

I just let them be, i rather have spiders than silverfish

2points

Moon Cheese 1 year ago

Yes please ❣️

2points

Dingooo 1 year ago

If they're in my house I suck them up with the vacuum cleaner, sorry. They have all of outdoors and my barn and shed to occupy. Stay out of my house!

2points

Haywood Jablome 1 year ago

Any intruders with more than 4 legs get the death penalty

2points

JHD 1 year ago

Inside spiders actually belong inside, if you take them outside they could die.

1point

DrBronxx 1 year ago

In theory, this is very much what I want to do, but it is not my instinct. I always have to take a beat when I see one.

1point

3 Trash Pandas in a Trenchcoat 1 year ago

I have arachnophobia, but I don't kill spiders. Instead I have a panic attack while someone else kills/relocates them

1point

Herkfixer 1 year ago

Lots of humans are nice to animals and terrible to humans.

1point

Jeff Gabrisl 1 year ago

As long as spidey is just chilling in a corner, he can live rent free at my house. If it's really dangerous, like a black widow or brown recluse, they are gonna cross the rainbow bridge, other wise they are friends!

1point

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 1 year ago

It depends on the spider brown recluse bye bye. Black widow also bye bye.

1point

Pittsburgh rare 1 year ago

I do it because l hate mosquitoes, not because l'm a good person.

1point

LuLuBelle 1 year ago

People who kill spiders are beneath contempt.

0points

Anne McKinney 1 year ago

When a spider makes a web in one of our walking paths we gently take one side and move it out of the way. We call it the landlord/spider relocation act.

0points

Dawnieangel76 1 year ago

My sister & niece are terrified of spiders, so my brother and I gently catch them & put them in a bush outside. They eat mosquitoes, so they are my friends.

0points

Nitka Tsar 1 year ago

In Germany yeah… but I am not sure I would like doing that in Australia….

0points

Tiddlypuff 1 year ago

I'm constantly saving spiders from my bathroom sink and tub. I still allow them to live with me, though, but there are no really dangerous spiders in my country so

0points

corgiobsessed00 1 year ago

I would normally do this, but if they crawl on my face while they sleep they're gonna be squished.

0points

Autumn Artemis 1 year ago

Spiders scare the c**p out of me but I can't bring myself to kill them so... I just hastily shoo them outside and forget they were there

0points

Annie 1 year ago

Glad to see this!

0points

Chickens are fluffy 1 year ago

Normally when I see a spider I'm to scared to touch it, so I call my sister over and she takes them outside with the cup and paper trick

0points

Chikin Nippls710 1 year ago

The sad fact is, if you find a spider indoors, chances are it was born there. Relocating them outside is a death sentence most of the time. Just leave them unless they're an actual threat to your life. They eat the bugs you DON'T see.

0points

Astarael 1 year ago

I do this unless they get on me or are the like, really venomous aussie ones

0points

Winston30 1 year ago

Omg am I really the only one here that thinks this is bananas. I’m sorry, I see a spider in my house and that’s a hard nope. Sorry not sorry mr spider

0points

Max M 1 year ago

Naah. It is impossible to do anything when spider eggs hatches, 100 of mini spiders, making damn web everywhere.

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Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered They pick up litter and put it in the bin without posting a picture on social media saying "You guysss this is so depressing to see :'("

BagelAgenda , OCG Saving The Ocean Report

Final score:

198points

Monday 1 year ago

It is very satisfying to see before and after picks though. Like posting a pic of a field filled with trash and then a few hours later posting a pic of the clean field.

71points

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However, life is a complex entity and not everything is as easy as pursuing a moral state of happiness. It may seem obvious that one cannot respond to all appeals for help. This suggests that being a helpful person requires some thinking about what is most important in one’s life. So we should not expect helping behavior to be wholly consistent, given the complex situations in which persons find themselves.

Albert Camus wrote in The Plague: “On the whole, men are more good than bad; that, however, isn’t the real point. But they are more or less ignorant, and it is this that we call vice or virtue; the most incorrigible vice being that of an ignorance that fancies it knows everything and therefore claims for itself the right to kill. The soul of the murderer is blind; and there can be no true goodness nor true love without the utmost clear-sightedness.”

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#13

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered Admonishes people for being rude to wait staff. I was at a family dinner at a pub/restaurant years ago, and my sister was very rude to the waiter because her steak was overcooked or something, really went hard on him, and my brother's new girlfriend, who always seemed a shy and quiet person, told my sister to basically stop being a b***h and that the waiters didn't cook the food, and you're embarrassing all of us, everyone's looking at us etc.

From that point on, I knew she was a good sort.

Stratahoo , RODNAE Productions Report

Final score:

186points

censorshipsucks 1 year ago

Also if they don't direct the criticism against someone, e.g. instead of "hey stop being a b***h", they say "it's better we are all kind to people as this particular error was not their direct fault."

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Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered I used to have a riding instructor who, while not outwardly mean, was pretty firm and expected every student to heed her words. She never struck me as a bad person or anything, but I had never seen her show any love toward the horses. She didn't treat them poorly, she always watched for injuries, illnesses, a rock in their hooves, improper tack fit, etc, but she wasn't one to hug and kiss on the animals. She treated them kind of like tools, because, well, she paid a lot of money to buy those horses and even more money to get them into working shape, so naturally, she tried to get as much out of them as she could.

There came a day when she called all the students, including myself, over to where she was sitting. We were told that the stable's most popular horse, Fiddle, had passed away the night before. Fiddle was the first horse I ever rode and he never gave anybody any issues, never a glare, a buck, a bite, nothing. Anyway, my instructor told us that the horse was clearly unwell and she called the vet. The vet had her take old Fiddle to the arena and try to get him to the center jump. Fiddle couldn't make it that far. He laid down and the vet euthanized him there. Fiddle was 18 and suffered kidney failure. I had never seen my instructor display any strong emotions, but she couldn't stop herself from tearing up. It became very clear that, while she may not have always shown it, she loved the c**p outta those horses.

I later learned that my instructor would give Fiddle days off if it was really hot or if he gave her a look that said, "I can't do this today." She retired many months ago but still comes to the stables frequently.

Sorry for the long story.

Icy-Bee4242 , Oleg Didenko Report

Final score:

183points

Owen 1 year ago

Don't be sorry, that's a beautiful story.

90points

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#15

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered they don't ask question that might hurt other people. like "why ur not married yet?" or "why u don't have kids?"

anon , RODNAE Productions Report

Final score:

175points

Paul K. Johnson 1 year ago

"No offense intended, but.... [says something offensive]."

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So what does this all mean? One thing is that a good moral character is not something that we can achieve on our own. Both other people and public institutions must lead with similar values in order for us to have the best chance at a virtuous life. But it shouldn’t be misconstrued with obedience.

Rachana Kamtekar, a professor of philosophy at Cornell University, states that “Goodness is expressed through loving, kindness, generosity of spirit and deed, and the thoughtful consideration of others. It can be as simple as offering to let someone ahead of you in line and as complicated as making yearlong sacrifices of your freedom because someone you love needs your help. Over the course of a lifetime, most of us do both.”

As you continue scrolling through this list, make sure you’re upvoting your favorites, leaving comments along the way, and sharing your own thoughts on what makes one a good person. See you all in the next one!

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#16

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered They say “take your time”

Waterak , cottonbro studio Report

Final score:

166points

Hawkmoon 1 year ago

Depends on the situation. If they're waiting for you with a gun pointed at you to dig your own grave... Not so good.

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#17

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered When someone is actually in trouble/needs help, they will help out, even if it's really subtle or disguised as something else.

For instance, there was a kid in my school who had a reputation for not caring about others, doing whatever he wanted, and tried to convince everyone that he pretty much had "no emotions". I think he thought it made him seem more tough and hardcore, and although he didn't necessarily do anything bad to anyone, he tried not to seem kind either.

Once, one of my friends at school had some sort of emergency where she needed (I think) $30. Most people in class either didn't have $30 (which was quite a bit for a kid to bring to school) to loan her, or they just didn't want to give it to her, thinking they would never get it back, and she was panicking. The teachers couldn't help her for some sort of legal reason (I think she wanted to take a Taxi to the hospital because something had happened to a family member but was slightly underage, and the teachers had to pretend that they had no idea she was doing this).

So, this kid with the "reputation" collected money from all of his friends (since he didn't have the money himself), under the pretense of another reason - I think it was something like movie tickets or something for that evening. Then, he privately gave it to her, but told her not to tell anyone it was him (I was close friends with her and was actually standing right next to her when he approached us and told us this). She managed to get to the hospital on time, while he paid for the tickets or whatever with his own money once he got home. When she later offered to pay him back, he refused, insisting that he didn't do anything (I think he knew that her family would struggle to pay that back, they were having some financial trouble).

I guess it's not extremely subtle in my case since I was standing RIGHT THERE, but that was the first time I began realizing how some people pretended to not be a good person when they actually were.

AtlasNinja13 , Annie Spratt Report

Final score:

159points

Training for the ballet potteh 1 year ago

thats an amazing story.

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#18

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered People who make excuses to do good deeds.

Picking you up from the airport? "Oh, it was on my way."

Buying you a beer? "I accidentally ordered two."

Helping you move? "I need the work out! Now I don't have to go to the gym later!"

Volunteering at an event? "I had nothing else going on tonight, I'm just here 'cause my buddy asked me to."

Anyone who does a favor for you and then acts like you're doing them a favor, or brushes the favor off as nothing, is a person who is doing the good deed for the sake of it and not for the praise or clout they receive. These are the best kinds of people.

IAlbatross , Elevate Report

Final score:

154points

XenoMurph 1 year ago

Sometimes it's nice to be told "Yea, of course I came, you needed a hand, and I went out of my way to help because you're my friend."

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#19

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered They have really happy cats. Shows that they're caring and nurturing

brickbaterang , Mel Elías Report

Final score:

147points

john s 1 year ago

My favorite genre of pinterest search is "old slavic women with cats who adore them." That's a rabbit hole I can fall down all day.

56points

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#20

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered Someone who is willing to embarrass themselves in order to help someone else.

Burrito_Loyalist , Brooke Cagle Report

Final score:

134points

Prashant Karnath 1 year ago (edited)

Does farting louder and longer than your pregnant wife in public count?? Asking for a friend

118points

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#21

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered They are given a chance to quietly talk bad about someone, but instead, says something good.

eF240uKX52hp , Brooke Cagle Report

Final score:

125points

Megan Curl 1 year ago (edited)

How is one “given a chance” to quietly talk bad about someone? Because, if you’re the one instigating that, YTA.

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#22

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered When someone is honest, even at the detriment of themselves.

Ex they won't lie to save face

ShmooelYakov , Arina Krasnikova Report

Final score:

118points

Shannon K 1 year ago

I've gotten myself into a lot of trouble because I'd rather be honest about myself than try to save face. I have my faults like everyone else but dishonesty either about myself or lying to someone else is not two of them!

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#23

When they actually respond/say something to homeless people asking for change instead of just ignoring/walking past them.

A simple: “Sorry, man” or “Not today, sorry”

Just an acknowledgement that they exist, instead of treating them as inanimate objects.

Clavicula_Impetus Report

Final score:

115points

Owen 1 year ago

When I have time, I like to stop and talk to them for 5-10 minutes. I want to hear their story, and I'll give money if they're nice. I don't always have time, but I think the conversation and acknowledgement is sometimes worth more to them than cash.

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#24

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered Someone who's always quiet but raises their concern when they feel it's against theirs or someone's will.

abtikamot , ELEVATE Report

Final score:

114points

Fluffy mommy panda 1 year ago

I do this

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#25

My best friend comes off kinda cold at times to others, I’ve always seen him for how warm he really is, just shy. But I always notice that anywhere he goes and if there are pets, they are like magnets to him.

christiescrubbs Report

Final score:

114points

Charlie the Cat 1 year ago

Animals know

60points

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#26

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered Probably a boring answer, but I have this friend who I can just tell is really sincere when he asks how I’m doing. I appreciate anyone asking because it’s a convenient conversation starter, but with him I can tell he actually cares what the answer is.

zackboy789 , Oleksandr Pidvalnyi Report

Final score:

107points

Matthews 1 year ago

This is sadly rather rare. It took me a while to understand most people use it as a part of the greeting rituals, and are not the least interested in knowing anything about how I actually happen to be at the time.

38points

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#27

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered I've discovered that often what *appears* to be indifference is actually an internal struggle of, "I am extremely concerned about this but I don't think that it's any of my f*****g business or requires my intervention."

Dynasuarez-Wrecks , Tevin Trinh Report

Final score:

98points

Matthews 1 year ago

Paradoxical as it might be, genuinely caring too much can be paralyzing. This is surely not the only case, but in these circumstances, there are so many considerations about an important thing that you enter fight/flight/freeze mode. Since many who feel such a deep concern may freeze for being unable to solve the issue, this can appear as indifference, but it keeps coming back to mind mightily, showing it’s just the opposite.

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#28

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered When they wait and hold the door open for you.

Billdozer420 , Charlotte May Report

Final score:

97points

MarieL 1 year ago

I was raised to to this an a common courtesy to others, and am amazed how few people practice this.

15points

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#29

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered They don't brag.

leviackerrmann , Gabriella Clare Marino Report

Final score:

90points

rararando 1 year ago

Because they don't have to!

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#30

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered When folks are piling on jokes on teases on someone that they don't know very well and the person quietly raises a point of kindness or empathy.

It's so easy to be mean spirited, especially in group settings.

It's harder to be kind in those situations.

111tacocat111 , Askar Abayev Report

Final score:

87points

Kris 1 year ago

I love when people are kind :)

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#31

They give credit to people who are not in the room.

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26points

Panzerkampfwagen VII Löwe 1 year ago

I have a bestfriend and she is like a sister to me

1point

#32

When you tell them a secret and they keep it secret

Final score:

25points

ObsidianAce_ 1 year ago

My band director once gave me audition results a few days before they were officially posted, and said “please don’t tell anyone yet”. The next day he was talking to my parents about it, who had no idea what he was talking about… because I hadn’t told them…

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#33

My friend came up to me and said "I need to vent, but I know work is stressful for you right now, is it ok if I unload on you?" The fact that she had the awareness and was kind enough to realize that I don't necessarily always have the mental fortitude to take on her problems as well as my own shook me to the core. I try to do this whenever I need to vent to a friend now.

Engineer_Outside Report

Final score:

25points

censorshipsucks 1 year ago

good life advice right there.

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#34

I love it when people are good deceptively. Like when they give you the shoes you’ve been wanting but can’t afford because “they were the wrong size and it’s too late for me to take them back” or when they claim they found $20 in your couch cushions but you know it’s from their own wallet. The kind of lying that’s to keep people from thanking them is the best kind of lying there is.

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Final score:

24points

A Something 1 year ago

When I go see my moush I slip a note into one of her coat pockets. Hopefully when she puts it on she just thinks she’s forgotten putting it in there. But we grew up poor and I know trying to get her to accept anything face to face is hard for her, even gifts! That’s my little way of giving back

6points

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#35

Recently my boss and I were waiting for a train in London, I see him hurrying back up the stairs.

He had seen a woman on her own approaching the stairs with a pushchair and instinctively dashed up to assist her.

Must have been 50 people around us that either didn't see or didn't care enough to act.

Megafiend Report

Final score:

24points

Fluffy mommy panda 1 year ago

This would be me I just have to help people when it comes to things like this. Because I know how it feels and I'd want someone to possible help me someday.........

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#36

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered Had a teacher growing up that was came across as very strict and standoffish, gave off this air of "learn the material or fail." In reality though, he would answer any questions you had, even if it was being repeated, was incredibly patient, and would stay as late as he needed to in order to make sure the students understood the material. If a majority of the class bombed a test he would address it with the class to understand what went wrong, and would redo the material if needed.

Looking at him or just popping by his class, you'd think he'd be a typical hardass, but in reality he cared immensely about making sure we understood our lessons and were prepared for the next year.

DsmithBYU88 , fauxels Report

Final score:

23points

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#37

My ex wife's father was diagnosed with a stage 4 cancer. About 2 months before he passed, my in-laws' apartment burned down. No renter's insurance, almost everything went up in smoke due to electrical fire. They moved in with us.

Right around same time my AC went, so I called a friend of a friend and he came out to look at AC. Did a $800 or so job and we were just shooting s**t and I told him casually about the fire. He wouldn't take a penny and told me to use the money to buy something for her parents at their new place. Bedding, whatever stuff they needed. Wouldn't take the money, full stop.

I used the money for their security deposit on the place. None of our so called 'close' friends did such thing. No one bothered to even ask how they can help.

About 6 months later, he invited us to his birthday party. We went and I said a toast, telling everyone how good of a person he was.

I had a hard time finishing the toast, because almost everyone choked up. Except my ex, who looked at me like I was scum.

When we got home, she said: "I was so embarrassed you were singing him praises. You don't even know this man and yet it was like you were trying to climb up his a*s. You're pathetic."

It didn't matter what the did, apparently, because I put out the cash. The fact that I was going to pay that money to him and he didn't take it, giving it to her parents apparently didn't matter

So here are the two opposites. No regrets.

Final score:

23points

Paul K. Johnson 1 year ago

Your ex sounds like mine who started a full-on fight because I gave money back to a worker at McDonald's drive-thru who gave me a few bucks too much change. That's when I fully realized my ex was a totally garbage person.

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#38

An old friend of mine is complete gym freak, womaniser and used to get into his fair share of fights on nights out. One night there was a guy in a wheelchair on his own trying to have a good night but was struggling to get around, and also due to his disability was struggling to talk to bar staff and order. My friend befriended him and proceeded to make sure he had the best night ever. He made space for him on the dance floor, ordered his drinks and made sure he got home safe too. He puts on this big persona of being a "lad" but I know he showed his true colours that night. He still goes on nights out with the guy in the wheelchair.

Rektflix90 Report

Final score:

23points

censorshipsucks 1 year ago

Interesting. Thanks for breaking a stereotype in my head.

10points

#39

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered I was at school with a guy who was the king of the cool kids. He was always getting busted for breaking school rules (drinking, smoking, bad mouthing the teachers and so on). In fact, he did a bit of jail time later (for non-violent low-level drug dealing). I was the uber-geek of the school. I didn't get bullied as such, but I remember one time that his cool-gang kids were ribbing me a bit too much, and he stepped in and told them to cool it, and a bit later, when I won the school academic prize, he went out of his way to sincerely congratulate me.

In fact, a few years later (and after the jail time) he became pretty well known as a TV personality and had his own show, where he was generally lauded as giving the impression of being a really nice guy (which, in this case, he was).

purrcthrowa , Eliott Reyna Report

Final score:

22points

Random Toad 1 year ago

who is it?

5points

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#40

You must actually catch them in action, because they will not call attention to themselves in any way. They're the ones who allow others to merge in traffic or stop short of a commercial driveway to let a car out into traffic. They'll see a cart abandoned in the lot, walk to it, and take it into the store to use. They'll bring coupons from home that they won't use and place them on the market shelves for others. They'll call the cashier by name, engage them in conversation rather than play with their phone, and make them smile.

Midas_Artflower Report

Final score:

22points

Robert Craig 1 year ago (edited)

Agree with everything, But, the coupons , as a retail worker the coupons on the shelf get thrown away when you're straighting up the shelf, it's better to ask other customers if they can use it.

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#41

Not being judgy towards other peoples choices. They hear other people out and built an opinion that takes into consideration, where the person is coming from.

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Final score:

21points

Bear 1 year ago

empathy

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#42

You can see that they are happy for other’s success

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21points

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#43

they say they are not a good person, and can give you examples of times they have done things wrong. truly bad people cannot admit to or even recognize when they have done wrong. This is basically the "what are your strengths and weaknesses?" question in job interviews. If they say I have no weaknesses and I never do wrong, chances are they are a sociopath. It's more likely than them actually being perfect.

Turbulent-Hyena-5225 Report

Final score:

20points

Fluffy mommy panda 1 year ago

Or they just want to pass the freaking interview I aways try to be honest as much as I can but......it very hard during an interview because you don't know what that gonna mean for the job.

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#44

People who pick up nails and screws in parking lots so others do not get flats. Real MVPS

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20points

censorshipsucks 1 year ago

Yay I do this.

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#45

A person who brings their shopping cart to the cart coral when they are done with it.

chilli_cheese_cake Report

Final score:

19points

Annik Perrot 1 year ago

In France it wouldn't be a sign. Here you have to put à coin in the cart to get it, and bring it back to recover your coin 😊

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#46

Being quiet, polite and willing to help.

Or anyone who isn’t self centered generally leans to being a good person.

TerrorTactical Report

Final score:

18points

Fluffy mommy panda 1 year ago

Yes

1point

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#47

The chair of my department at my university scared the s**t out of me. He was very stern and looked angry to the untrained eye. His class was notorious for being insanely difficult, and I tried to avoid him the first two years of school. I think he tried to curate an air of authority, but I’m not entirely sure he meant for it to be so… effective.

And then… I had to get him to sign something for independent research on a Friday. I walked into the pod and “Party in the USA” was playing. He was dancing in his office when I walked up to the doorway. With a fully straight face and little no affect in his voice, he said,

“I see you aren’t dancing! That’s alright, I believe it’s your first Top 40 Friday. However, I expect to see some dancing next time. Do you have something for me to sign?”

And that’s when I learned that he was Just *Like That*. He was frozen in a stern expression, with a naturally cranky sounding voice, but didn’t really feel that way most of the time. Another time I was at an honor’s gathering, chatting with a group of people. Adjacent to us, Dr. Department Chair was chatting with some students. One of them asked a question, and I leaned in to answer it. He very sternly said, “You. Get over here and join this conversation. You do not need to hesitate to jump into this group.” It was a very pushy way of saying “Hey, you are valuable to this conversation and I want you to know that you are allowed to participate.”

A year later, a symposium for the department had free pizza for all attending. He was running around for the last 30 minutes informing *all* of students present that there was *still* pizza and he was going to get in *so* much trouble with his wife if he brought too much of it home again. “Miss Hashbrown, you have been manning your poster for over an hour. Are you *sure* you’ve had enough to eat? If any of you are secretly hungry and just being polite, I will know! The department only has a few events a year, and I want everyone to leave them well fed.” Still very stern, very serious, but *very* intent on all of us having a full dinner (and not spoiling his wife’s upcoming dinner and lunch plans with leftover pizza).

disguised_hashbrown Report

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17points

Fluffy mommy panda 1 year ago

What a sweet person

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#48

They acknowledge a comment made in a group that nobody else does. By either addressing it or locking eyes w the person who made it and letting them know

dannabetes Report

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17points

#49

When they do yard work or snow removal for a an older or disadvantaged neighbor regularly all under the guise of keeping up the curb appeal or property values of the neighborhood

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16points

#50

You can see the fear/pain in their eyes when others get hurt.

Volker_Weissmann Report

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16points

WindySwede 1 year ago

And feel it in the body when you see someone get hurt! Even just in movies or real on video!

7points

#51

One who does good and genuinely does not realize. It’s these people I feel are almost inherently good. Doing good comes to them as a second nature. They’re rare, but they do exist.

Communistulthar Report

Final score:

16points

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#52

When they notice subtle signs you become tense or uncomfortable and they either back away or ask if they did anything to cause it.

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#53

When they're not insecure about their partner's success.

My mom earns quite a bit more than my dad. My relatives are all of the typical Indian 'old fashioned mindset'. I mean they still think that my dad 'letting' my mom work is ridiculous. On top of that, the fact that she earns more than him is like a very common statement I've seen people use to make fun of my dad.

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He's not perfect by any means, but that's one thing about him I'm really proud of. AND it taught me a valuable lesson which I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have learned otherwise, based on the mindset of a LOT of my colleagues/friends/classmates.

Final score:

15points

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That is a man at the forefront of civilization

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#54

They yield to people that approach an elevator first, hold doors, and are pleasant/patient with people in the service industry.

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#55

People who don't mock others for problems they're going through, basically; they avoid belitteling others despite having numerous opportunities to do so esp in family/large gatherings.

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#56

Not exactly subtle but someone who learns to communicate with foreigners in their native language. Every little bit helps.🤷‍♂️

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Final score:

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#57

They say they “don’t like helping people” but they continue to help others, and go for a job/occupation that is centered around helping/protecting others.

My best friend is like that. She is in the military more specifically the National Guard, and always stands for what’s right, and helps others. She cares about other people more than she does herself, and will go above, and beyond to help someone/be there for them, and keep them safe despite her saying “I don’t like helping people”.

Her helpful actions are what led to her becoming my best friend, and I’ve had her in my life since middle school. I’ve never met a more pure perfect human being than her.

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12points

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#58

Definitely the way they treat animals. My husband went through a lot of a trauma and in order to break free of his "people pleaser" mode, he kind of turned into an a*****e. But seeing how gentle he is with animals/children and how much he loves them, I knew he still had a soft heart.

He still struggles with being assy to protect himself but he's definitely shown more of his loving side over the years.

On the flip side. I had a family member who loved to pretend they were a "good person" but abused and neglected their pets or at least yelled at them constantly when we were around. After a while we realized they had a mean heart.

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Final score:

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Auntriarch 1 year ago

I hope he reaches equilibrium soon, he deserves it

2points

#59

They keep themselves locked away in their emotion and refused to take anything from anybody, but at the end of they day would give everything they have to someone who needs it more. Idk why reading this hit my heart..

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Final score:

12points

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#60

Being Patient with someone who is new to anything.

New hobby? Yep.

New Job? Yep.

New Home? Yep.

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Final score:

12points

#61

Often introverts get overlooked or people assume we are not interested or don't WANT to participate. It's just that we hold back. Sometimes it's that we need the space to contribute. Sometimes it is that we feel we don't have anything further to add. It doesn't mean we are not engaged.

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#62

When they realize you need help just by a look in your eyes and then actually help you.

Final score:

10points

#63

When someone is in a high position of leadership, but knows everyone's name - without an agenda.

I had a CEO once who was like this. He had the reputation of being a stern, emotionless man. But, he made the effort of knowing everyone's name in our building (about 80 people) without making a show about it. He would always address you by your name when speaking to you and would do the small things like pass you in the hallway and say "Hey [name], good to see you".

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Final score:

10points

V 1 year ago

I worked for someone like this. Must've had a photographic memory as he knew the name of every single employee in the company, knew if they changed locations or position and could converse with employees in several languages.

5points

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#64

They don't f*****g care.

I mean that.

You screwed up. You did something wrong. They don't f*****g care you're human. They've been there.

Then they don't f*****g care if you saw them be nice/do something. They did it because its the RIGHT THING TO DO

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Final score:

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#65

When they simply *do* things that benefit / helping others without telling everyone that their about to do that thing. If you're announcing it, you're doing it for the praise and attention. If no one knows it was you, it's for others.

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Final score:

8points

#66

I have this friend that’s pretty hard. Been through a lot since a young age, and if you saw him at night you might cross the road (big Ukrainian dude, few tats, buff as hell and wears wife beaters a lot).

I know he’s a good person cuz I’m close to him, but most other people seem to pick up on it when they see how he talks to service workers. He’s always as respectful as possible and even tries to fake a smile sometimes. Also, his demeanor noticeably changes if he sees he’s making someone uncomfortable. He can’t really help the scary a*s resting look he has but switches up consciously if someone looks unnerved.

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Final score:

8points

A Really Bored Panda 1 year ago

What on earth is a wife beater?

1point

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#67

They don't chime in when others are talking badly about other people.

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Final score:

8points

#68

they ask questions that sound more curious than judgemental

Final score:

7points

#69

People who see you struggling with multiple items or a heavy item and offer to help carry something to relieve you a bit

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Final score:

7points

#70

Helping others for the sake of helping them without expecting anything in return.

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Final score:

6points

#71

Doing kind things and not taking credit or posting for internet karma.

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Final score:

6points

#72

When said person is in need and won't ask for help but are the first to give the shirt off their back for you.. or simply show respect to the elderly. That s**t goes far in my book

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Final score:

6points

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#73

Ooo the reverse of people who act like they care but their actions prove otherwise. People who act like they’re judgmental, selfish, lack compassion, etc. but their actions show that they are the opposite. When it counts, they do things that really matter and make a positive impact.

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#74

It’s called being humble.

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#75

When someone doesnt split people into 'good person' or 'bad person', aside from psychopaths or whatever else 1% group of people, everyone is good sometimes, bad sometimes, depending on lifes situations.

People should be split into joyful or miserable, optimistic or pessimistic, when someone has that good energy about them, being kind and happy and playful OR when someone is always pessimistic, judgemental without information, sad and enjoying being sad, etc.

Basically people should be judged about their outlook on life, the aura they give off, how they act when nobody else is watching, etc. Not how they describe themselves or what virtue signalling they engage in.

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Final score:

6points

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#76

Someone Asked “What’s A Subtle Sign That Someone Is A Good Person But Doesn’t Want To Show It?” And 30 Folks Delivered People who can always find the good in a situation, no matter how s****y.

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Final score:

6points

Mabelbabel 1 year ago

Not so sure about this one. Toxic positivity can be very undermining. Not allowing a person to express situationally appropriate negative emotions (grief, anger, despair etc) invalidates their feelings. Someone relentlessly demanding that you look on the bright side, or makes thoughtless comments like 'worse things happen at sea" and when "life gives you lemons.." type clichés makes you feel as though you're being dismissed, that your reaction is wrong in some way.

10points

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#77

Surprising others with gifts but not necessarily things (also nice gestures) and having no need to brag about doing it

Final score:

6points

#78

When someone does some big brain moves that’s helpful to everyone, but doesn’t like the attention

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Final score:

5points

#79

When they do the right thing against all odds.

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Final score:

5points

#80

Donates to charities / people for a good cause without talking about it.

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Final score:

5points

#81

He or she treats your waiter with respect while on a first date.

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Final score:

5points

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#82

If they pay for, like, a small meal, like a pizza, or a small amount of weed or something, and just go “Hey man dont worry about paying me back”. I try to do that when Im not REALLY poor.

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Final score:

5points

#83

Misdirection but not in a malicious way.

I worked with a guy who excelled at portraying himself as unstable. He did this because in his job it was easier to have people think you were a little unbalanced because they would not only leave you alone unless they had to deal with you generally but would also do what you told them just to get away from you faster. The reason he got away with it was because he produced. You could drop him into any situation and it would get fixed.

Some of his closer associates would play 'victim' to his 'unstable' actions and word would spread. That is how he kept up the illusion. The twist is he would do anything for anyone if they asked nicely. The catch was he literally tell them to not mention him or the thing he did for them to anyone. The man was a ghost, working in the shadows, and it was all a long con.

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Final score:

5points

censorshipsucks 1 year ago

So he was in I.T. Basically this is every iT guy.

2points

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#84

Doesn’t gossip.

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Final score:

5points

#85

The person who asks, "How are you?" and genuinely wants to know, giving responses that show understanding.

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Final score:

4points

#86

For me it's a combination of things. Speaking up for someone who is not present, listening, empathy.

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Final score:

4points

#87

Look at them at moments when they don’t expect you to. You might see a gentle smile on their face. Honestly, it’ll make your day.

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Final score:

4points

#88

one day you realize that, whenever you talk to this person, they don't talk about themselves incessantly and actually show an interest in *your* life too.

Final score:

4points

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#89

They quietly listen, and wait til you're finished speaking to respond.

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Final score:

4points

#90

Do good things. Then grumble obscenely before, during, and afterwards.

Final score:

4points

#91

They don't announce to the world all of their good deeds. They just do them.

Final score:

3points

#92

When they *could* pick up Thor's hammer but chooses not to.

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2points

#93

When they try to shoo away the little bluebirds circling around them.

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Final score:

1point

Charlie the Cat 1 year ago

I welcome the little bluebirds. But then I am a cat.

5points

#94

When you're in bed with them and they're about to go down on you and they say "get comfy for me?" before going to town. <3

Final score:

-1point

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#95

Nice try Sociopath

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Final score:

-8points

Theoretical Empiricist 1 year ago

OK, whatever the hell this means...

0points

Eglė Radžiūtė

Hi, I'm Egle! If you made it onto this page, you may want to learn more about me. Would recommend reading works by Edgar Allan Poe much more than reading this bio, but suit yourself. I have plentiful interests, starting from the things I studied in university (Propaganda & Film, Sci-fi Writing, Psychiatry & History of Mental Illness, etc.) and ending with an addiction to tattoos, documentaries, and dancing in front of a mirror at 3am. I'm also a budding artist; I dabble in painting and drawing random bits of chaos. My favorite desert is Tiramisu.

Hi, I'm Egle! If you made it onto this page, you may want to learn more about me. Would recommend reading works by Edgar Allan Poe much more than reading this bio, but suit yourself. I have plentiful interests, starting from the things I studied in university (Propaganda & Film, Sci-fi Writing, Psychiatry & History of Mental Illness, etc.) and ending with an addiction to tattoos, documentaries, and dancing in front of a mirror at 3am. I'm also a budding artist; I dabble in painting and drawing random bits of chaos. My favorite desert is Tiramisu.

Indrė Lukošiūtė

I am a Visual editor at Bored Panda, I'm determined to find the most interesting and the best quality images for each post that I do. On my free time I like to unwind by doing some yoga, watching all kinds of movies/tv shows, playing video and board games or just simply hanging out with my cat

I am a Visual editor at Bored Panda, I'm determined to find the most interesting and the best quality images for each post that I do. On my free time I like to unwind by doing some yoga, watching all kinds of movies/tv shows, playing video and board games or just simply hanging out with my cat

What do you think ?

Rens 1 year ago

I've just lost the love of my life, my partner and best friend for the last 3 years. He had all of these qualities in abundance and the best part is, I see those qualities have been passed on to his son (J) and he (J) will pass those on to his kids, and that way, my beloved man's legacy will live on and that gives me great comfort x

18points

Auntriarch 1 year ago

That's wonderful to see Rens, I hope this gives you comfort in this time

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Moon Cheese 1 year ago

My condolences to you. Im really sorry you’re going through this, but I hope you have lots of love and support right now 🌻🌻🌻

3points

Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago

I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't relate directly to it, but my wonderful son was killed in an accident 15 years ago, and from that, I do understand real grief. Please accept my condolences, dear.

0points

Gavin Johnson 1 year ago

Don’t the vast majority of these revolve around the core belief of valuing everyone? Valuing the quiet ones, the ones less fortunate than yourself, the ones who need a helping hand or shoulder to lean on, seeing the value in the hurt or damaged, giving others a voice, uniting with those who will gain strength from having an ally or friend and valuing themselves, putting their ego aside and giving themselves to others. This isn’t difficult when you realise everyone has the same value, 1, we are all worth 1, no one is less valuable, no one is more valuable. 1 is enough, it’s equal with others regardless of status, religion, sex, sexuality, religion, colour of socks or favourite ABBA song, we are all worth 1 even the ones who like pineapple on pizzas, 1. Treat your fellows 1s with love and care, promote their strengths, support in times of weakness. Remember you are 1 too. All equal. 1.

9points

Alan Christensen 1 year ago

I think it also comes from being secure in your own sense of self-worth. You don't need to prove anything, you don't need constant validation, you don't feel like you're losing if you don't always have things your way, and so on. You know you're not diminished by giving of yourself to others.

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censorshipsucks 1 year ago

yep but they're written by individual pandas, not the "author", who just writes the header post and starts the thread. So hence there's quite a bit of repetitiveness.

3points

Zophra 1 year ago

This is a really good observation. Thank you for writing it out.

2points

Rens 1 year ago

Even the ones who like pineapple on pizza 🤣

1point

Dooley 1 year ago

When you are talking with a colleague or someone you know casually, but you forgot their name, and a friend of yours comes along.... That friend introduces THEMSELVES so that the person will say their name back, reminding you.... That's a TRUE friend!

6points

Tenacious Squirrel 1 year ago

A specific thing I’d like to mention. I have a disabling untreatable disease that makes life very difficult. I barely talk about it, especially with new people. But now and again I get to know someone and it crops up. I tend to try and gloss over it but will give minimal information. Most people don’t say much or change the topic. This bit has only happened maybe twice in my life, but someone has gone away and googled my illness. They come back and tell me “Hey I’ve been reading about it. It sounds so horrible. Tell me more about how it affects you.” And it makes me fill up with so much emotion that someone would do that to try and understand. I think it’s a mark of a really good/special person.

3points

Sweet_Dee 1 year ago

I love this post. A lot of these are things I try to pass on to my kids, and are qualities I see in my husband. Before we got married he had a reputation around town, my parents thought he was no good, etc etc, but I just knew he was a good one. The day I knew I'd marry him we were visiting a big city and were approached by a homeless man. Instead of ignoring him, my (then bf) didn't even hesitate in giving him some money. We were broke kids at this time so it wasn't easy to part with money either. He didn't make a big show of it or anything either, but I noticed over the weekend he donated over $100 altogether to those we met, and stopped to chat with them, listen to them play music, one man even made up a poem for me 🤣 Even now, every time we travel to the city he makes sure to set aside a "donation budget".

1point

Keyrara Sanchez Michael 1 year ago

This post actually brought tears to my eyes because I recognize myself in almost all but here I sit...alone

1point

D. Pitbull 1 year ago

This list has helped me reaffirm I'm not nuts. Someone told me the other day that they thought a person was a good person if they did good things *regardless of intent* (ie: even if the person only helped out because they were promised payment, otherwise they wouldn't have helped - that apparently doesn't matter). I tried to understand how they equated it... and I just gave up after they said a person doesn't need a conscience to be a good person. So... yeah... this list has helped me confirm I didn't fall down the rabbit hole...

1point

Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago

I live this way 99.999% of the time, but the one thing I do tend to get a bit weak on is putting my grocery cart back in the corral, only at one store. I have mobility issues, and some days, just getting the cart around the cars that park too close and block access to the corral is more than I can manage, so I leave the cart at the front end of the enclosure. It's my city's tiny grocery store, and there are a lot of us elderly people who have to do that. The staff is great about understanding our issues, and they pick up carts frequently so that there are no parking problems. All other stores, no matter how much it hurts, I take my cart to the corral, but they have them set up in such a manner that they can't be blocked.

0points

Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago

The best ones are those who just quietly go about their own business, but have the awareness that others aren't in the best of mindsets. They may not say or do anything noticeable to anyone but the distressed person, but they do something appropriate that's at least a little helpful and kind. I have a fair number of such friends, and strive to be that kind of person myself. But it seems as if, on the hardest days (I'm in constant pain from a serious injury incurred 8 years ago), there's someone random who's kind to me, unexpectedly, and genuinely. Makes life a bit more enjoyable both ways.

0points

Rabbit Lord 1 year ago

First most of these signs are not subtle. Second I wonder why all this positive behavior is admired? Just do it instead of saying how cool are others for doing this or that... it's not rocket science nor any heroism, it's simply respect for animals, human beings and so on. And its not very hard to do yourself. Just saying...

0points

Reece Aster 1 year ago

I love this list. I strive to be many of these things/actions.

0points

Rens 1 year ago

I've just lost the love of my life, my partner and best friend for the last 3 years. He had all of these qualities in abundance and the best part is, I see those qualities have been passed on to his son (J) and he (J) will pass those on to his kids, and that way, my beloved man's legacy will live on and that gives me great comfort x

18points

Auntriarch 1 year ago

That's wonderful to see Rens, I hope this gives you comfort in this time

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Moon Cheese 1 year ago

My condolences to you. Im really sorry you’re going through this, but I hope you have lots of love and support right now 🌻🌻🌻

3points

Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago

I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't relate directly to it, but my wonderful son was killed in an accident 15 years ago, and from that, I do understand real grief. Please accept my condolences, dear.

0points

Gavin Johnson 1 year ago

Don’t the vast majority of these revolve around the core belief of valuing everyone? Valuing the quiet ones, the ones less fortunate than yourself, the ones who need a helping hand or shoulder to lean on, seeing the value in the hurt or damaged, giving others a voice, uniting with those who will gain strength from having an ally or friend and valuing themselves, putting their ego aside and giving themselves to others. This isn’t difficult when you realise everyone has the same value, 1, we are all worth 1, no one is less valuable, no one is more valuable. 1 is enough, it’s equal with others regardless of status, religion, sex, sexuality, religion, colour of socks or favourite ABBA song, we are all worth 1 even the ones who like pineapple on pizzas, 1. Treat your fellows 1s with love and care, promote their strengths, support in times of weakness. Remember you are 1 too. All equal. 1.

9points

Alan Christensen 1 year ago

I think it also comes from being secure in your own sense of self-worth. You don't need to prove anything, you don't need constant validation, you don't feel like you're losing if you don't always have things your way, and so on. You know you're not diminished by giving of yourself to others.

7points

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censorshipsucks 1 year ago

yep but they're written by individual pandas, not the "author", who just writes the header post and starts the thread. So hence there's quite a bit of repetitiveness.

3points

Zophra 1 year ago

This is a really good observation. Thank you for writing it out.

2points

Rens 1 year ago

Even the ones who like pineapple on pizza 🤣

1point

Dooley 1 year ago

When you are talking with a colleague or someone you know casually, but you forgot their name, and a friend of yours comes along.... That friend introduces THEMSELVES so that the person will say their name back, reminding you.... That's a TRUE friend!

6points

Tenacious Squirrel 1 year ago

A specific thing I’d like to mention. I have a disabling untreatable disease that makes life very difficult. I barely talk about it, especially with new people. But now and again I get to know someone and it crops up. I tend to try and gloss over it but will give minimal information. Most people don’t say much or change the topic. This bit has only happened maybe twice in my life, but someone has gone away and googled my illness. They come back and tell me “Hey I’ve been reading about it. It sounds so horrible. Tell me more about how it affects you.” And it makes me fill up with so much emotion that someone would do that to try and understand. I think it’s a mark of a really good/special person.

3points

Sweet_Dee 1 year ago

I love this post. A lot of these are things I try to pass on to my kids, and are qualities I see in my husband. Before we got married he had a reputation around town, my parents thought he was no good, etc etc, but I just knew he was a good one. The day I knew I'd marry him we were visiting a big city and were approached by a homeless man. Instead of ignoring him, my (then bf) didn't even hesitate in giving him some money. We were broke kids at this time so it wasn't easy to part with money either. He didn't make a big show of it or anything either, but I noticed over the weekend he donated over $100 altogether to those we met, and stopped to chat with them, listen to them play music, one man even made up a poem for me 🤣 Even now, every time we travel to the city he makes sure to set aside a "donation budget".

1point

Keyrara Sanchez Michael 1 year ago

This post actually brought tears to my eyes because I recognize myself in almost all but here I sit...alone

1point

D. Pitbull 1 year ago

This list has helped me reaffirm I'm not nuts. Someone told me the other day that they thought a person was a good person if they did good things *regardless of intent* (ie: even if the person only helped out because they were promised payment, otherwise they wouldn't have helped - that apparently doesn't matter). I tried to understand how they equated it... and I just gave up after they said a person doesn't need a conscience to be a good person. So... yeah... this list has helped me confirm I didn't fall down the rabbit hole...

1point

Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago

I live this way 99.999% of the time, but the one thing I do tend to get a bit weak on is putting my grocery cart back in the corral, only at one store. I have mobility issues, and some days, just getting the cart around the cars that park too close and block access to the corral is more than I can manage, so I leave the cart at the front end of the enclosure. It's my city's tiny grocery store, and there are a lot of us elderly people who have to do that. The staff is great about understanding our issues, and they pick up carts frequently so that there are no parking problems. All other stores, no matter how much it hurts, I take my cart to the corral, but they have them set up in such a manner that they can't be blocked.

0points

Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago

The best ones are those who just quietly go about their own business, but have the awareness that others aren't in the best of mindsets. They may not say or do anything noticeable to anyone but the distressed person, but they do something appropriate that's at least a little helpful and kind. I have a fair number of such friends, and strive to be that kind of person myself. But it seems as if, on the hardest days (I'm in constant pain from a serious injury incurred 8 years ago), there's someone random who's kind to me, unexpectedly, and genuinely. Makes life a bit more enjoyable both ways.

0points

Rabbit Lord 1 year ago

First most of these signs are not subtle. Second I wonder why all this positive behavior is admired? Just do it instead of saying how cool are others for doing this or that... it's not rocket science nor any heroism, it's simply respect for animals, human beings and so on. And its not very hard to do yourself. Just saying...

0points

Reece Aster 1 year ago

I love this list. I strive to be many of these things/actions.

0points

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