Rec | SEEING PEOPLE BEING KIND JUST TO BE KIND

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Seeing people being kind just to be kind

i was in georgetown dc and me and the flame were about to walk past a homeless person begging for food outside a cvs. unexpectedly a young woman walking a little in front of us, peeled off her headphones and started talking to her. headphones girl went into the cvs and bought that food for her. i was mostly shocked, being georgetown, but it felt great to see that.

@chiawase_

Mar 29, 2025

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