I remember this one time when I was at the mall, just minding my own business, when I saw this lady struggling with her groceries. She had like, a million bags and was trying to wrangle her kids at the same time. I could tell she was stressed AF, so I decided to step in and lend a hand.

I walked over and was like, "Hey, need a hand with those?" She looked at me, surprised at first, but then super grateful. I took half her bags and helped her get to her car. It wasn't a big deal to me, but she was so thankful, saying how people these days don't usually go out of their way to help a stranger.

That experience taught me that even the smallest gestures can make a huge difference in someone's day. It made me realize that we're all in this together, ya know? And that helping others, even in little ways, can bring so much more happiness and fulfillment than just focusing on ourselves all the time.

As for a situation where I felt a strong urge to help someone I didn't know well... I'd say it's whenever I see someone who looks lost or confused, especially if they're elderly or a kid. There was this one time when I saw an old man at the bus stop, looking all disoriented and stuff. I couldn't just leave him there, so I went up and asked if he needed any help. Turns out, he had forgotten which bus to take to get home. I looked it up on my phone and waited with him until the right bus came. He kept thanking me, but honestly, it felt so good to know I made a difference for him, even if it was small.

I guess what I'm trying to say is, helping others is the bomb. It's not always easy, but it's always worth it. 🙌
Helping others can be a source of personal growth. Describe a time when helping someone taught you something new about yourself or the world.What is a situation where you felt a strong urge to help someone, even if you didn't know them well?
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Helping others can be a source of personal growth. Describe a time when helping someone taught you something new about yourself or the world.What is a situation where you felt a strong urge to help someone, even if you didn't know them well?
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I remember this one time when I was at the mall, just minding my own business, when I saw this lady struggling with her groceries. She had like, a million bags and was trying to wrangle her kids at the same time. I could tell she was stressed AF, so I decided to step in and lend a hand.

I walked over and was like, "Hey, need a hand with those?" She looked at me, surprised at first, but then super grateful. I took half her bags and helped her get to her car. It wasn't a big deal to me, but she was so thankful, saying how people these days don't usually go out of their way to help a stranger.

That experience taught me that even the smallest gestures can make a huge difference in someone's day. It made me realize that we're all in this together, ya know? And that helping others, even in little ways, can bring so much more happiness and fulfillment than just focusing on ourselves all the time.

As for a situation where I felt a strong urge to help someone I didn't know well... I'd say it's whenever I see someone who looks lost or confused, especially if they're elderly or a kid. There was this one time when I saw an old man at the bus stop, looking all disoriented and stuff. I couldn't just leave him there, so I went up and asked if he needed any help. Turns out, he had forgotten which bus to take to get home. I looked it up on my phone and waited with him until the right bus came. He kept thanking me, but honestly, it felt so good to know I made a difference for him, even if it was small.

I guess what I'm trying to say is, helping others is the bomb. It's not always easy, but it's always worth it. 🙌
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