What is the nicest thing you have ever done?

[Fallen Angel 93]

Just wondering I have been thinking a lot lately what do you think has been the nicest thing you have ever done or the nicest thing you have seen some one do please leave your comments..

[Scootalove 10,689]

The nicest thing I've ever done was, I saw a homeless on the street with a cup asking for money. So I decided to give him some change, and I think that is one of the nicest things that I've done.

I have like a huge list of nice acalades.

[Retro*Derpy 3,197]

Well I've saved my brother from drowning once, which I think is pretty nice xD. But also I had a friend who has two laptops that can't handle windows at all and one gets the BSOD every 5 minutes, and he planned on throwing them out. I took them from him, fixed them up and put Ubuntu on them. I gave the laptops back and he still uses them today. Pretty nice if you ask me :V

[Mutemutt 773]

Well, there was the one time where my family and I got on this lift in Jamaica that would carry us across a wooded area up the mountain and it shut down while we were riding. A storm came in while we sat helpless and it extremely windy and raining. Of course we all had on light clothing so we were freezing. I looked over to my little sister and saw her shivering furiously so I leaned forward and turned my body to block the wind and rain with my back to try and ease her suffering a bit. 

Edited March 17, 2013 by Cota

[Megas 27,800]

I once turned $28 to the lost and found at my middle school... and I still got to keep those same $28 in the end. I also returned an old woman's bank card and drivers' license

[Shanks 10,816]

In my younger years my family was heavily involved in charity so I had plenty of opportunities to do nice things so I have a bit of trouble naming one thing specifically. I am very grateful for those experiences because I got to see first hand just how much need there is out there, it one thing to hear about problems like poverty and homelessness but it is an entirely different matter to actually see the people behind the statistics.  I am no saint and I don't want to give people the impression that I am saying I am but my Mother who saw many of these problems firsthand growing up in Chicago in the 60's thought it was important that my brother and I understood that the less fortunate are people just like us and that we should all do our part no matter how small to try to help them.

[Thevenomous 59]

IS it bad that I can't think of anything nice that I've done recently? I seriously don't think I have aver done anything significantly nice.

[Mutemutt 773]

I once turned $28 to the lost and found at my middle school... and I still got to keep those same $28 in the end. I also returned an old woman's bank card and drivers' license

 

That actually reminds me of a time where I found someone's social security card tucked away in a book (borrowed from school)  that I had taken home. I wasn't quite sure what to do with it. I decided to burn it (maybe I should have turned it in to security ) so I guess I wasn't nice so much as not mean. Either way, it felt kinda good resisting the temptation to do some evil stuff with that card.

[~ Piston ~ 83]

The nicest thing I've ever done happened quite a few years ago. There was this new girl in school who for some reason was getting bullied by the other students. I would hang out with her and stand up for her and eventually we started dating. I stood up for her as much as I could, but one day I didnt go to school and everyone just went full-blown bully on her. She left the school and moved away. I still feel like it was my fault...

[Sir.Flutter Hooves 2,953]

The nicest thing I've probably ever done was save a life, my dog's life. 

 

I never planned on getting a dog at that time, but I was walking into a Petsmart and they ASPCA were there and having an Adopt-a-Thon. The dogs they had there were the ones going on death row and this was there final chance. I walked by quickly trying to avoid the faces because it always makes me sad, but I looked into my dog's eyes and we fell in love, and that's the nicest thing I've ever done.

 

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The nicest thing I've ever done happened quite a few years ago. There was this new girl in school who for some reason was getting bullied by the other students. I would hang out with her and stand up for her and eventually we started dating. I stood up for her as much as I could, but one day I didnt go to school and everyone just went full-blown bully on her. She left the school and moved away. I still feel like it was my fault...

 Dude, that was nice. But it was not your fault! You helped her, and you couldn't help what the other people did to her, or her future actions! You made her few days of that school awesome! 

 

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[Admiral Colt 61]

I truly don't mean to boast, but I've done quite a few nice things... I'm not sure which has had the greatest affect on someone though. But from the times I can remember, I'd probably have to say the time that I was there for a friend in need. Well that actually makes up for most of the things I've done, I've helped some of my friends through rough times and have been there for people who even weren't my friends. I listen, offer advice, and am there when they want to talk with someone. They say I'd be a good Psychiatrist, or Psychologist, but I just like to help. Other than that, there was a time or two when I volunteered at a homeless shelter, it made me feel really nice inside.

 

Hopefully when I have some money when I'm older, I can do a few more niceties.

[Display Name 448]

The nicest thing i have ever done?

 

Probably for not punching my 8 year old neighbor in the face because he likes to scream at 6:00am.

[ActFast231 432]

The nicest thing? I think it was this one time, a few months ago. My brother really wanted the Ultimate Edition of Fallout New Vegas. By this time I acquired the entire Mass Effect trilogy. And I loved that trilogy so much. But then there was a Christmas Sale at Gamestop that had FNVUE for $20 brand new. I decided, as a hypothetical, to see how much all 3 ME games would get in trade. Just enough for what he wanted. I have yet to get back any ME game. The irony is that 1 month later my brother tries to return or trade it.

[Rainbow Dash 1,472]

The nicest thing i remember doing was giving money towards the retired veterans of the US military. I remember giving some money to an old man in a military dress who was standing in a booth. No one had payed him any attention or any money so i gave him cash and he in return gave me a handmade something. I then thanked him for his service and we shook hands. 

[hawkflame 3,310]

There was a tradition I had for a couple of years around Christmas time where I would drive around stores to collect or purchase things for charity- either donate groceries to a nearby food pantry, or pick up gifts for the Toys for Tots program, all out of my own pocket.  One year I was dropping off my donation to a food bank in Newark, there was a guy who was hunched over on the stairs, clearly drunk.  He took a very long, very scary tumble down (almost knocked me over) so I alerted the people in the office upstairs and called for an ambulance. 

 

That was the first time I'd ever dialed 911. 

 

(I called the pantry a few days later and apparently the guy was badly hurt but recovering, which was a relief.)

Edited March 17, 2013 by hawkflame

[Dimitri Hammer 3,645]

I saved a pregnant Woman and her son from getting abused by her Ex-Husband one time.

 

I was in one of those gas station store and I heard a man saying he was going to take the kid away. The woman said she had full custody, and the man almost stuck her. I was lucky that I heard that.

 

A woman should never be hit. She was pregnant and had another kid too! I don't feel bad for what I did to the guy, and I'm also very lucky the sheriff knows me and several witnesses knew me. He was going to hurt the woman if I didn't hit him first...

Edited March 17, 2013 by Comrade-Dimitri-Hammer

[Derpylicious Derpy 38]

I saved a pregnant Woman and her son from getting abused by her Ex-Husband one time.

 

I was in a convince store and I heard a man saying he was going to take the kid away. The woman said she had full custody, and the man almost stuck her. I was lucky that I heard that.

 

A woman should never be hit. She was pregnant and had another kid too! I don't feel bad for what I did to the guy, and I'm also very lucky the sheriff knows me and several witnesses knew me. He was going to hurt the woman if I didn't hit him first...

Im onestly very sad that the guy wanted to hit a pregnant woman!!  I mean would somebody else hit her??  But, what happend to the guy that wanted to hit the pregnant woman??

[Dimitri Hammer 3,645]

Im onestly very sad that the guy wanted to hit a pregnant woman!!  I mean would somebody else hit her??  But, what happend to the guy that wanted to hit the pregnant woman??

The Sheriff took him away to the station afterwards for an attempt to commit an act of violence.

 

I broke his nose, and I'm lucky the man didn't press charges. Being an immigrant makes American culture hard to understand and live with so I don't really understand the legal matters involving it.

[Jinx 2,292]

I constantly put myself in harms way to help my friends and family. There's not really one incident that I can remember that stick out in my mind though. I am however going to do some volunteer work this summer at an old folk's home.

[TwiliciousAlkoi 369]

When I was bored I went onto the internet to know how to make a balloon animal. So I made one for myself (which took 1/2 hour)

 

One day later a little kid was at my door and He saw my balloon and he said can I have it? I smiled and gave it to him

[~Sugar Sprinkles~ 638]

The nicest thing I think I have ever done would be...when my boyfriend's little brother was hungry as hell at lunch during school and didn't have any money to buy it, like he was very upset and felt sick. So I handed him some money and he got lunch. He was soooooooo blessed and I felt like a good person!

[FoxyCryptid 4,330]

It's a long story, but I'll just leave at the fact that the nicest thing I've attempted to do came back and bit me in the ass, hard, because the person I did it for decided to try and take advantage of me and get me to foot the bill for a problem he caused himself regarding it. 

 

 

Can you guys this line? Either the editor isn't working or my browser is acting up. 

Edited March 17, 2013 by Shoboni

[Lost 1,410]

I've not done many major things that are nice, I'm just consistently nice, I'm always there for my friends, despite having my own emotional problems I rarely burden them with them and instead help them through theirs. I frequently give my friends random gifts, I give money to nice homeless people (the most I gave away was $50 when I was in America).

 

The nicest act I ever committed was to befriend a girl in the year above me because she was new and nobody would talk to her, a year down the line of talking to her though her problems, talking her out of suicide and trying to help her with her abusive boyfriend I fall for her, she took advantage of that and played me for a whole year before deciding to never talk to me again (this 2 year event has played the major part in my emotional turmoil). That made me more guarded, but I'm still nice to people and willing to help people whenever I can, I just don't trust anyone.

[Zygen 6,066]

I'm not really sure, I try to do my best to do little nice things here and there, but I don't really know if I can remember anytime I've done something tremendously nice and heroic. Most of the stuff I do is small little stuff here and there.

 

I guess I could say the fact I've talked a friend I had online out of suicide one time, a while back. He actually attempted it once, but after the fact that he lived it was alot easier to get him over it. Hes still alive far as I know. Which I guess was a nice thing. .

 

I'm to shy to do any like really heroic or extremely nice thing to random people alot of the time though, I sometimes wish i wasn't as shy so i could help in certain situations, but oh well.

[Fridge 382]

I gave a friend £500 that I had been saving to help with her tuition fee's for university. I think that might be the kindest thing I've done at least the largest act of kindness I've done in one shot. I mean I do a lot of volunteer work too but that's spread out a lot.