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zapatee @zapatee (477) • Philippines 5 Feb 11

why do some people believe that in romantic relationships, one has the right to act as if his/her partner is a "property" and less of a person who has an independent mind, heart, and needs too? i've always believed that partners...

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dorannmwin I feel like when you are in a relationship with someone that your life is not excluesively shared. What I mean is that no matter how much time you are in a relationship with someone, there will always be some aspects of your life that are yours alone and this...

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Marsha Cooper Wonderful that you were the good samaritan that stopped to help.

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Priya You are a real hero. I believe that by saving that young man's life you have earned the biggest blessings one can ever imagine of garnering. It is really sad to see people turn a blind eye when it comes to helping the estranged and downtrodden section of our...

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Nancy Zink You did a great thing. I think some of the younger people are afraid to talk to strangers as that is how they are brought up. It is sad that they couldn't realize that the person was in need of help. You must have felt very good that day for what you did.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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ida123 good job friemd that you help that man, i hope everybody cares to help the needy

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Anna They are humans, just like us and may be many times better of many of us. Their only sin is to have been unlucky and to live difficult times. You did a noble gesture, I hope that the day you will need help, someone as kind as you will be around to help.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Jotomy heart touching one, yes we need to help others, and you did a good job, there is a chance of giving chance to them to live in this world. You are really great one.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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ElusiveButterfly Many would choose to walk on by, not their problem. You clearly are not one of those people who choose to turn a blind eye. Thank you for stepping up for a fellow in need.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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theSids Not many know much about CPR here at my place and I believe not many even have the heart to stop by and help anyone in such a scenario. Yes, it is definitely sad but that is how things are here at the moment. personally, I never had a chance to help anyone in...

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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S George All men are not same way. You are very kind to the needed persons. Saving life is not a simple thing. You will blessed in other way.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Jekca even if you dont know how to help, calling 911 is not that hard! some people, I swear

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Robert Centauro The couple in front of you missed the chance of acting in a humane way. It's their loss.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Nanette Piotrowski Absolutely fantastic @theblock . I am so proud of you. I get so sick of people turning a blind eye to someone in need and it makes me angry.

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Karen Waterson It is a fact that people just don't want to get involved. If thy were in that situration, they would certainly want help too. That is what we are all supposed to do if the need ever arises. We need to help those that are less fortunate than we are, as we wukk...

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Audrey It is sad that fear, or I don't want to get involved keeps people from helping someone in need. I'm glad you were there and stepped up and did the right thing, you saved a life that day. God put you in the right place at the right time.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Sanna_S You are the life saver for them they will never forget you in their life.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Timothy Roberts @acelawrites It was a very special day, just to help that young man in any way I can.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Timothy Roberts @deafdiva I believe everyone has that innate feeling to help others, but for some it just has to take a more thought-out process---Just put your life in their situation.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Peter B. Giblett @theBlock I'm sure that is so. It is good to see there is still some common decency left in this world.

12 Jul 16

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Timothy Roberts @theBlock (2657) • United States 10 Jul 16

Several years ago while walking on the streets of San Francisco, I eyed a seemingly homeless man in the short distance, on his knees, holding up another young man who was lying face up on the older man's lap. As I was eyeing the...

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Peter B. Giblett It is good to see that there are good minded people in this world - all too many would simply have ignored him, some would have given him a swift kick, saying something like "get up you lazy bum". You are right they are someone's child or someone's parent.

12 Jul 16

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