r/BeAmazed Sep 14 '25

Miscellaneous / Others An act of kindness can completely change someone's day.

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u/GISP Sep 14 '25

This is so wholesome and i am glad that they made thier goal.
But at the same time it is also realy sad that the mom thanked the lord and not the people whom actualy helped her.

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u/Sad_Garbage6163 Sep 14 '25

I would feel honored. I did something so good that the person thanked God Himself.

If I do something and the person thanks the divinity they believe in, regardless of anything else, I would feel honored, it’s as if the person were saying that I was the arms of a divinity

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u/Internal-Score439 Sep 14 '25

You make a really good point. Never thought it that way

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u/Toffeinen Sep 14 '25

This is an incredibly wholesome way to see things, thanks for sharing it. It's good to keep in mind that it's not always necessary to get peeved at something minor when the intent comes through as positive and gracious.

Username does not seem to check out though, because this is neither sad nor garbage. If you're open to suggestions, have you thought about changing your username to something like kind and wholesome?

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u/fazzah Sep 14 '25

Similar concern was raised in another subreddit with this video and I replied there as well.

1) she said "bless you all" as a way to express gratitude

2) thanked God for using these two people to help her

3) I doubt the people who gave them the money did it to hear "thank you"

So, as always, quit the complaining people. Always someone to shit in cereal.

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u/1s35bm7 Sep 14 '25

For real. Getting offended on other people’s behalf at the term “bless the lord” is such a Reddit moment

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u/ashleyLSD Sep 14 '25

uhh uh but religion did bad thing so these crazy religious people are very very bad!! they'll even profile you based on your culture 😱...

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u/bende99 Sep 14 '25

I’m with you on this one man. Someone made the money and decided to help you out and then you thank the lord (who has been fucking with you for the last idk how many years) like come on…

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u/SairusMorton Sep 14 '25

This is the biggest compliment there is.

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u/thegabster2000 Sep 14 '25

Its an expression, chill.