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Name : Rhea
City/Country : India
Birthday : Jan 31, 1989
Gender : Female
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A few months ago, I was at dinner with friends, and we ended up having an emotional talk (mostly about my self-esteem issues) and I cried for about half of dinner. When I got the receipt, the stunning waitress had written something across the top: "You're even beautiful when you cry." GMH

#817 (14) - Jun 2, 2009 09:26 PM by Anonymous - Random acts of kindness - I Love This! (5566) - (0)

My grandma is sick and can't control her body. While mentally alert, she is often treated like a child. My grandpa and I were running to the grocery store when suddenly he turned around and drove all the way back home. When I asked him why he said "I forgot to Kiss your grandma goodbye". GMH.

#9265 (12) - Aug 11, 2009 03:30 PM by kris - True love - I Love This! (3782) - (15)

Freshman year, there was a crippled girl bound to a wheelchair. For 4 years, she did physical therapy and progressed to crutches. When we graduated a few weeks ago, she handed her crutches to an officer and walked across the entire stage. The applause from the seniors was deafening. She cried the whole way. GMH

#166 (56) - May 31, 2009 12:38 AM by VaBookworm87 - Inspiring feats - I Love This! (13125) - (0)

I lost a very special necklace given to me by my 17 yo. boyfriend. I felt sick over it as it was so sentimental. Months later, my boyfriend found it in the cushion of our sofa. Only years later did I discover that he had saved up money to have an identical replica made so he could 'find it' for me and I would no longer feel so bad. That memory GMH

#6975 (13) - Jul 29, 2009 07:33 PM by HappyPuppy - True love - I Love This! (3765) - (0)

At a fireworks display tonight, a man with Downs syndrome sat next to me on my blanket. His elderly parents were next to us & started to scold him & apologize, but I said I had plenty of room. He held my hand & told me he wanted to watch fireworks with me because I was pretty & he wanted to be my friend. He GMH.

#4007 (16) - Jul 4, 2009 10:37 PM by Firecracker - Random acts of kindness - I Love This! (6622) - (0)

A long time ago, I was on the verge of committing suicide when a guy came to the roof to have lunch. He saw me climbing over the railing and asked me to share his lunch with him. After receiving my puzzled look, he explained, "everyone should die happy. or at least with a full stomach." We celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary last month. GMH.

#10237 (63) - Mar 11, 9565 12:50 PM by happyididn\'tdoit - True love - I Love This! (11725) - (7)

One of my classmates in high school had leukemia, and he was really depressed after his first round of chemo when he came to school with no hair. When they found out about it, all 70+ members of the varsity football team shaved their heads too. Their yearbook picture is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. GMH

#6913 (15) - Jul 29, 2009 04:12 PM by riptyler - Random acts of kindness - I Love This! (7468) - (0)

At my college graduation everyone is allowed to take a loved one with them as they walk across the stage. The last girl to walk across held the arm of her 90 year old grandpa. As they crossed the stage the chancelor read her grandfathers name. He graduated 60 years ago but didn't get to walk his own graduation because he was fighting in WWII. GMH.

#6543 (18) - Jul 27, 2009 04:42 PM by truepeace09 - Inspiring feats - I Love This! (7783) - (1)

I was at the store and I saw a really attractive guy in his twenties in a wheelchair. Just as I was thinking how terrible it was that someone so attractive had to lead such a different life and depend on others...he held the door open for me.

#2499 (7) - Mar 11, 5516 12:45 PM by HGrangerClone - Random acts of kindness - I Love This! (5624) - (0)

During WWII, my friend's grandpa was captured and tortured, but he refused to reveal his mission. The japanese said if he didn't spill, they would kill the other five captured men. He wouldn't budge. He escaped, but he had to live with their blood on his hands. 25 years later, he found out they all lived. Not a single one talked. GMH

#20 (47) - May 30, 2009 04:06 PM by Sam - Inspiring feats - I Love This! (10312) - (134)

I was in class one day when my boyfriend, who had been deployed for two years, came walking into the classroom. I had no idea he was back in the States. I've never cried harder in my life then I did when I saw him walk in. As I was hugging him, he got down on one knee and proposed to me. We're getting married in the fall. GMH.

#7708 (22) - Aug 2, 2009 11:46 AM by Katie - True love - I Love This! (6930) - (12)

Today I was going out for a coffee with my boyfriend. On the way I passed a homeless man and gave him $5. When I got to Starbucks my boyfriend dumped me. I walked home crying, and when I passed the homeless man he told me how sorry he was, and offered to buy me a coffee. He used the $5 I gave him, and smiled proudly as he handed over the money. GMH

#1665 (15) - Jun 13, 2009 01:13 PM by Anonymous - Random acts of kindness - I Love This! (7153) - (0)

When I was 4 years old, my family went on a Disney cruise. I was so excited...but I ended up getting sea sick. As I gloomily watched the other kids play with Mickey, I felt a someone tap my shoulder. It was Donald Duck. He stayed by my side the entire time, making sure I was having fun. To this day, he's still my favorite character. Donald Duck GMH

#7065 (20) - Jul 30, 2009 01:05 AM by wade - Random acts of kindness - I Love This! (6711) - (0)

My friend and I were at a fair, and we had just won a cuddly toy each. We saw a mentally disabled boy and we gave them to him. He said "Thank you." His father cried. Why? This boy hadn't spoken in months. Children like him GMH.

#11327 (10) - Aug 23, 2009 08:59 AM by samleigh - Cute kids - I Love This! (4182) - (8)

I've been recovering from years of depression and self-harm. My boyfriend has been helping me recover every step of the way, by funding my treatment and making sure I'm never alone. Today I was feeling really down about myself. He tossed me my dictionary and said to look up "beautiful." He had taped in my picture. It's the little things that GMH

#10307 (16) - Mar 11, 4742 12:50 PM by loved - True love - I Love This! (3877) - (16)

My grandpa was deployed to the Korean War just before proposing to my grandma. He sent her a box, and asked her not to open it until he returned. She saved it for 2 years until he did, never knowing if he would return, to open it and see the ring. They've been married 55 years. Their love GMH.

#9434 (5) - Aug 12, 2009 05:05 PM by Cait - True love - I Love This! (3176) - (12)

I was going to the hospital for a check up with my cardiologist. I saw an elderly couple walking to a car. The man was having a lot more trouble walking than his wife, but sped up in front of her, so he could open the car door for her and help her inside. Love like that GMH.

#9512 (4) - Aug 13, 2009 01:09 AM by paulinaL - True love - I Love This! (3344) - (15)

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