I think people need to understand something simple but important:
Kindness doesn’t always come with an agenda.
Some of us are just genuinely nice, not because we want something, but because it’s how we were raised, or how our heart works.
I’ll ask you if you’ve eaten. I’ll check in and say “Are you sure you’re okay?” even after you say “I’m fine.”
Not because I’m trying to get close or gain something, but because I care.
And that care isn’t selective. It’s for strangers, for friends, for anyone who crosses my path.
Sometimes, I feel like people misread that. Like being kind equals being clingy or wanting attention.
So they start to push away or shut down, as if kindness has to come with a price tag.
It doesn’t.
Some of us just do it because… that’s who we are. Out of respect, morals, or pure humanity.
It’s not always deeper than that. And it shouldn’t have to be🥲. 4 replies
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