15 Proofs That There Are Still People With A Good Heart In This World

When the protagonist of a film finds himself in trouble, we know that he will be fine in the end, saving himself or with someone’s help. But it’s just a fictional story. The question is, do miracles and acts of kindness still happen in real life?

We, from awesome.club, we found stories that gave us hope. We admit that it was difficult to write them, as we often got teary-eyed. And in Bonus, we will prove that kindness always comes back to those who practice it.

I was once on a road trip in South Korea. A truck overtook me. Noticing me, the driver stopped, grabbed something from the glove compartment and walked towards me. I was scared because there was no one around.🇧🇷 He came over and explained to me that I was on the old road and should go back. He also added that I was very pretty. So he gave me a can of coffee and an apple! And he went back to his truck. It was unexpected, but very kind. © Marmm / AdMeOne winter day, I had to take my cat to be spayed. I thought that on the way back she would freeze cold in her carry bag, as she would still be under the effect of anesthesia, so I wrapped her in a blanket. I got on the bus with this “package” in my lap, and a man got up, offering me his seat. Just so my cat could breathe, I folded up a corner of the blanket. You almost died of fright, and at the time I didn’t even understand why. © Hildur / AdMe Recently, my husband got sick. With him in this state, we’d miss out on our long-awaited family vacation. So, on my way back from the pharmacy, I had to cross the street at a traffic light. When pressing the button for the light to turn green, the word “wait” lit up and, under it, someone wrote “a miracle”. This indeed “act of vandalism” really inspired me! After all, a miracle did happen: within two weeks, my husband had almost completely recovered, and we were off to enjoy our vacation. Miracles happen! © Anna Voloshina Kasatkina / Facebook

“The little frogs say that everything will work out. They believe in you, and so should you.”

It was winter and at 6:30 pm it was already dark. On the way home on a crowded bus, I was seated next to an unpleasant man who at every turn managed to “lean up” to me. I was embarrassed, because I had never been through a similar situation, and I just stared at him furiously. Suddenly, a woman sitting in front of me spoke loudly: “Driver, stop the bus!” and she addressed the man sitting next to me: “Get out of here!” He asked: “What are you going to do if I don’t leave?” The lady replied, “I’ll take him to the police station.” The guy came down grumbling. She was a police chief! She sat next to me and said, “Never tolerate behavior like that!” © Shreya Mishra / Quora I was going to a restaurant to celebrate my birthday with friends. Suddenly, a stranger with a rose in his hand approached of me and he said he just wanted to give the flower to the prettiest girl he saw, and he found me. I can say that at the time it really boosted my self-esteem. © Lampa / AdMe

I went to England for the first time for work. I had just received my salary and a new card, and I went to withdraw some money from the bank. When I got there, I found it had just closed! I didn’t know anyone and I didn’t have any money either. Suddenly I saw a female employee inside. Desperate, I knocked on the door🇧🇷 And I was lucky because the woman came to me and I was able to explain the situation. It was impossible to withdraw funds after opening hours. So, she transferred the money from my account to hers, made the withdrawal and gave it to me. Come to think of it, she could just refuse to do it. © Binita Sen / QuoraFor some time I worked as a nanny of a girl with special needs🇧🇷 She was 4 years old and I was 15. One day, we were watching a cartoon and a song was played whose lyrics said: “I love you”. The girl asked me what that phrase meant. I explained to him that it is used when you care about someone and that person makes you happy. She thought for a while, looked at me and said, “I love you.” And she hugged me. It was so sincere and innocent! © Zombiie_priincess / Reddit

Buying something at the supermarket, my 12-year-old daughter told the cashier, “Smile more!” A few months later, when I found my daughter on the street, the employee thanked her for her advice and said that she had met a boy that same day and now they are going to get engaged! © Vladimir Pisarenko / Facebook On one occasion, I was on my porch and witnessed a guy run over a dog and run away🇧🇷 My whole family came down to help. It was a huge fighting dog. Another fifteen people also came: two girls with towels on their heads, as they were at the beauty salon, and even a man in his underwear. A veterinarian drove by on a motorbike and offered his services for free, but someone needed to take the dog to the clinic. A man in a very old car stopped and agreed to transport the pet. And they say there is no goodness in the world! © Podslyshano / VK

I scratched my car recently. I asked a well-known mechanic for help, a very simple guy who has a junkyard. We agreed 900 reais for the repair. He called me earlier saying, “It’s ready.” And he added that choosing the paint wasn’t difficult and the repair would cost 150 reais less than agreed. I spent all day thinking: “What stopped you from charging me the extra 150 reais?” I came to the conclusion that nothing but your honesty. This guy is not only a repair master, but also a master of his conscience! He’s just a Jedi! © eugenek80 / PikabuWhen I see someone and I like their dress, hat or nails, I don’t hesitate to tell them. A compliment from a stranger can make someone smile. And I also try to compliment people I know, but in a natural way so as not to scare them away. © june_june_hannah_ / RedditMy friend and I went to a small town for the Festival of Knights. Two weeks before the event, all hotels were already booked. We came on the last train of the day. We would go from the station to the fortress along a dark street, as the streetlights were out, hoping to find someone who would let us “spend the night” on their sofa. Later, we began to fear that we had sleeping on a bench in the park🇧🇷 Suddenly, we meet a group of unknown guys. They told us they would party all night and let us sleep in their room. A night in bed and a shower in the morning is like a blessing. Thank you guys!

On one occasion, traveling through Europe, I put my train ticket in my notebook. All I had to do was turn around for a second, and she was gone. I ran back and forth in panic, when a young man approached me and asked what had happened. So he helped me solve this problem and get on the train. As parting, I gave him a hug and a kiss on the cheek. © Ann Borne / QuoraI can’t get past people crying. I try to help those who don’t have enough money to buy a subway ticket or food. And I always take a few bags with food for dogs and cats. I return the things I find. I don’t expect people to thank me, but the universe always rewards me. I lost my wallet, someone returned it; I left my cell phone in a park, they called me and returned the device; I twisted my leg and couldn’t go down the stairs, some young people helped me. © Podslyshano / VKOur friend had a baby and we picked her up from the hospital, a group of girls and a 60-year-old man. At the solemn moment of handing the baby over to the father, the nurse cast a disapproving look at the only male in our group saying, “Take it here, Daddy!” emphasizing “daddy” in a dismissive way🇧🇷 The man was very confused, he said he had misunderstood and was just the boss of the child’s mother. The guardians of morals, the nurses, were outraged. In fact, our friend was only 19 years old. The baby’s father disappeared during the pregnancy. And her boss just had a good heart, and also a car. All the way back, we were “playing” with him. © kisik4 / Pikabu

This story happened 41 years ago. I was almost formed, I just needed to defend my TCC, whose defense would be in a short time. However, my baby was born prematurely, only six months old, and I had to stay in the hospital. There was only one woman, in the next room, who had not yet given birth. Nobody came to visit her. She was screaming so hard that my heart sank.🇧🇷 I went to see her, gave her water, called a nurse, a doctor. Finally, she was able to give birth, safe and sound. One day, we started talking. I told him that I couldn’t defend my CBT that year, as I wanted to stay with my baby in the hospital. Upon being discharged, the woman told me not to worry, because her husband was the main professor at the bank! Three months later, I was discharged and passed the exams. © Natalia Ovsiannikova Jakobsdóttir / Facebook

Have you ever been helped by a stranger with a kind heart? Or is this strange good people? Tell us in the comments!