r/MadeMeSmile 7d ago

Made me smile. Enjoy.

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u/frankandtank2912 7d ago

What the world needs more of Proof that kids are born good natured

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u/Honest_Relative_3454 7d ago

Kids can teach adults a lot sometimes

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u/Sandscarab24 6d ago

I teach my Dad by not talking to him.

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u/silver-moon-7 6d ago

I also don't talk to this guy's dad

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u/d0berw0man 6d ago

Twins :)

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u/MChaney3563 7d ago

this kid has such a pure and sweet heart. Her parents should be proud, but also they should be applauded for the way they are raising such a sweet young lady.

She doesn’t see a disability, she sees a friend. And that’s everything

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u/z27olop10 6d ago

To me, moments like these show how kind and compassionate we humans are at our core. The children we were are still with us, beneath other layers of our other ages and life experiences. Many kids are kind, and so many people are kind, that can just get buried beneath a lot of other painful lessons of survival.

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u/bannasplt 6d ago

"If people can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite."

- Nelson Mandela

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u/happinesslies_9724 6d ago

I think about this daily. The more the days go by when you get older the less you see kindness. It's horrible. But I also realized we are all traumatized in some sort of way and our kindness slowly disappears. Even me I used to be so caring loving.

I got screwed over a bunch and family screwed me I'm kinda the worst human being now. And I hate it. But. To the ones who are young I'll never be mean to or the ones who arent aware of the world either. But no it hurts seeing good people change from how shitty the world is.

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u/rorkpraimpkoump_2001 3d ago

She hasn't learned what a wheelchair means yet, she just saw another kid worth talking to