Well this one time I had a nosebleed, and a woman gave me a mug of water. I think that was nice? Although I didn't know what I was meant to do with it...
A more recent one, I had a panic attacky thingy on a train that I was on with my therapist and group therapy people, anyway some nice women offered me their seats and kept telling me I was doing really well through the whole journey, and they like made friends with my therapist but I don't know if they guessed thats what he was? They prolly thought he was my dad D:
Heartbreak, incarnate, I'm nothing if not your memories.
Aww bless, glad you're feeling a bit better.
I usually get people coming up saying "is she ok" when I'm having a panic attack. They tend to just walk away scared though...
People in Corby wouldnt give a crap tbh.
A woman fainted infront of a taxi the other day and the taxi driver was just beeping his horn at her,
hoping she'd get up and bugger off.
Bless her socks.
xxx
"Do what makes you happy, be with who makes you smile, laugh as much as
you breathe and love as long as you live."
oo and i was nearly in tears on the bus yesterday, and a little girl crawled over next to me (i was sitting by the window at the back) and she asked if i was okay, and just made me smile with the things she said!
Some guy asked me for a lighter when I was in Grantham, so I let him use it then he offered me a cigarette, despite me smoking one already.
I politely refused but he was really adament about it.
"take it, It's from south africa, really strong"
So I took it and, it was a nice cigarette.
Also. NEVER. EVER. Expect kindness in Essex.
People are more likely to spit in your face then steal your wallet.
And climb high to the highest rung, to shake fists at the sky.
The other day I was at a big disgusting party in the rain and one of the friends I was with wasn't feeling well and wanted to use the washroom and get a glass of water. We were at a university dorm building and we were all pretty sloshed but one of the girls in my group decided to knock on a random door. The girl who answered was so sweet and let my friend use her washroom and get some water. And while we waited for our friend she chatted with us and said that if we needed anything we could come back and knock. It was so sweet. If I were her, I would not want to let some sick, drunk girl wander through my room while I had to make small talk with a group of rowdy, rain-drenched freshmen. No way.
And today when I was on the bus some girl left her sweater on the seat as she was getting off and the woman in front of me saw it and chased down the girl to return it to her. I thought that was really kind.
well, i have sown untidy furrows 'cross my soul,
but I am still a coward,
content to see my garden grow so sweet & full
of someone else's flowers.
i'm that person... the one who always does nice stuff for others. In the bus mall a few years back this old (and i mean oooooold) lady slipped off the curb and fell (she actualy broke her hip O.o) and everyone just stood round, i ran over to her and got the security guard to call an ambulance and she wanted to get up and I just wouldn't let her. The i bullied the youth (i knew most of them from the youth centre) into running and getting her a blanket from the salvation army store and they ended up bring a nurse back! And later when the lady was okay her daughter rang up the youth centre and asked if they knew who I was and could she thank me in person and I told them I didn't do it and they were mistaken >.< I hate being thanked for doing thr gith thing!
I do stuff like that all the time. I found a wallet with a wad of cash in it... and took it into the police station and apparently there was a reward for it. I didn't want it. The guy who lost it was on his way to pay his tax... he had...wait for it.... 5 thousand dollars in it... idiot! lol
people are always nice to me... cause i'm always nice to them...
"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind."
