Have you ever had a stranger tell you that you are a nice person?

this is what happen to me last time during our eco-tourism festival. i found 1 unit cellphone while having our lecture for advance mountaineering course. i ask my friend to pick up and he did, few minutes after he said to me that i will not returned the item because he need another cellphone, i replied him that my conscience will disturbed me if i won't returned the cellphone to the owner. after the lecture i returned it to the owner, the owner said to me that i am a nice person, and "hope many of you have the same attitude." i am happy because of his comment to me.

I've had ppl seem shocked when I do something nice like letting them in front of me at the store when they only have a few things or holding open a door for them if I'm already going in or out. It seems like ppl forget how to be kind to each other. **AT PEACE WITHIN** ~~STAND STRONG IN YOUR BELIEFS~~

Oh sure, I have had people say I am nice before. Haha, it feels good and spurs me to be nicer. But hey, you are quite nice. You sure made that lady's day!

Well no ive never been told i was a nice person for accepting a wert cart BUT one day i got a phone call from someone i have never known and to make a long story short. she was worried about someone that lived close to me so she asked me to take a look in on him make sure hes okay and ask for him to call. I did do this for her even knot knowing her. till this day she praises me for that:), shes just a sweet lady herself..

Yes, I have had people say that about me, and I actually feel guilty because I'm not always that way at home. I know I should be, but sometimes I can be really miserable. It does seem so much easier to be nice to strangers, even though it shouldn't be. We should treat our own the same way. But, I agree - it's not that woman's fault the carts get wet when it rains (duh) and the lady who checked on a neighbor for a stranger - that's just being a concerned citizen. I've looked numbers up for people who have called long distance and they thought my number was the one they were looking for. Especially from foreign countries, getting directory assistance can be a pain, so it was easier for me to look up the number than make them jump through all the international hoops. I've held doors for people who were surprised by it (yes, I've had more than one door shut on me - common courtesy, anyone?). I helped an elderly lady in Scotland stand up from where she'd sat to catch her breath, but she couldn't get herself back up and her friend didn't have the strength to help her. It's just that you see the need and, if you're able, you fulfill it.

It is rare in todays world for someone to be nice but occasionally it does happen. It makes me feel good to do good for someone and I don't expect a thanks or anything so that is an added blessing.