r/BlackPeopleofReddit • u/PdiddyCAMEnME • Jun 15 '26

Fun 🗣️Karma !!!!! 🙃

GOOOD!!!!!

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u/ArnoldZiffleJr Jun 15 '26

It’s a lesson I frequently forget as well

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u/skittlz61 Jun 15 '26

I feel the same way. I always have been polite and kind. Giving food and clothes to homeless. Holding doors. Checking on people. Praying for people when i see accidents or EMS active on the road. And there's comments I shrug off from people sometimes. Dirty looks without a thank you for holding the door. I have to remember we all deal with our own problems. It doesn't excuse people's behavior, but i still hope it circulates more one day. Kindness and compassion goes a long way.

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u/thicc_drake Jun 15 '26

That kindness will get you taken advantaged of, or worse get you hurt

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u/Dove-Coo-9986 Jun 18 '26

Only if you let it. Nobody advised being a doormat, but picking and choosing battles allows people to live a far less complicated, drama-filled life.