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Rank 2

@petitefraise7385

1 comment

7.4K likes

“The smile she gives him when he said he was bisexual🥹 Such beautiful love and allyship. I hope everything turned out well for them”

Rank 3

@lookingupwithwonder

1 comment

6K likes

“So cool! Good on them. I really hope they weren't given a hard time”

Rank 4

@agoatinadress

1 comment

5K likes

“"Active homosexuals" is so funny”

Rank 5

@jojoorion7716

1 comment

1.9K likes

“Such a tough time to come out and what a wonderful woman to support him 🌻💛”

Rank 6

@freddieweasel2533

1 comment

469 likes

“One thing I've learnt from working with young adult who might be struggling with independence, rather than saying 'do you want help with that?' I ask 'shall we do that together?' So instead of asking if they need help crossing the road I'd ask 'Hey, would you like to cross the road together?' It's such a small thing but it can really boost someone's feeling of autonomy.”

Rank 7

@mtnJoy-pv3kr

1 comment

422 likes

“my father fought in vietnam. he never spoke of it my whole life, even when he was asked about it. he is dying now & is receiving hospice care… vietnam is all he talks about now. it is horrible the evil memories he has been carrying around for over 50 years. he cries about it.”

Rank 8

@AlexanderStark

1 comment

391 likes

“I adore this series so much. I live in the US, on the east-central coast of Florida. I work as a manager at a Wendy's. There is a homeless man, probably in his late 30's or early 40's, who comes in every 2 to 3 months, and asks for me, specifically, because the first time he came in after I became a manager there, he asked for a manager to speak to, and whispered across the counter "Is there any way I could get anything to eat? I'm homeless and I'm hungry. Anything will work." I made him a Dave's Double, gave him a medium fry and a cup for something the drink. He almost started crying as he was thanking me repeatedly. I told him "I've been where you are, my friend, and even if giving you this kindness were to cost me my job, it would be worth it, because I'd rather know I am kind, than be cruel just to placate corporate greed." Homeless people are still people. Still HUMAN. If you are a human being, you should have the capacity to be empathetic to other human beings, even when you can't understand their position. Just be kind, people. (Edit for spelling errors)”

Rank 9

@series161

1 comment

391 likes

“the man that talked about the printed page he wanted to touch as a child and then wishing to be able to see a printed image more than the face of his loved onces moved me so much. I totally get that. He grew up without computers, wrote a 600 page book by memory!! and became a professor. what a legend that man is!”

Rank 10

@Colette_Leroux

1 comment

375 likes

“I just saw on Google that Grace is a lawyer!! Amazing!! From homeless to lawyer! That's truly inspirational.”

Rank 11

@Wendy1554-i9f

2 comments

336 likes

“I am very grateful these veterans were so open about their experiences. The state of the world today is very troubling and although it was hard to listen to them describe their experiences, I also feel it was necessary because we need to be prepared. These people articulated both the good and the bad of joining the military, and it is a hard job that not everyone can do.”

Rank 12

@sophiexxttv

1 comment

275 likes

“Most of us are a few bad choices or unlucky situations from being homeless. Especially if you have no family or safety net or have already dealt with trauma. I hope these people are all doing well now ❤”

Rank 13

@sweeteve8

1 comment

270 likes

“They have a keen sense of humor 😄”

Rank 14

@jldisme1

1 comment

254 likes

“Please don't EVER try to push my wheelchair (or anyone else's) unless I ask you to. I've got a big blind spot behind me, and my chair suddenly moving is freaking terrifying. Also, my chair is like part of my body. It's weird if you touch it.”

Rank 15

@imasmurfy1

1 comment

216 likes

“War only benefits politicians and government. The rest are "casual"ties.”

Rank 16

@Eclipse1369

1 comment

194 likes

“There’s so much LSD in this video that I’m high”

Rank 17

@GabrielFrança-k7r

1 comment

192 likes

“lmao it's crazy to think Fitzroy was once a LOW INCOME area”

Rank 18

@Kim_BorRev

1 comment

173 likes

“You can smell anger. Thats amazing.”

Rank 19

@Hazza-On-YT

1 comment

170 likes

“As someone who was on the brink of homelessness this hit hard. I was lucky enough to get into commission housing and I am forever grateful for that.”

Rank 20

@mentalshitness3538

1 comment

161 likes

““Lorna’s supersized Avocados caught his eye”, we all just really gonna pretend to ignore that?”

Rank 21

@PrincesaPrimavera

1 comment

154 likes

“Thank you for having him invited. I found him very endearing and funny when I watched the interview series he was on. With what he just said about Sheeran and Macklemore I admire him even more. He certainly is an amazing human being!”

Rank 22

@bramble_b_embersmith

1 comment

145 likes

“They were candid. So much ... sadness? stress?... underneath. Their minds and bodies were injured. They are forever different from civilians. I heard so much that sounded negative, then most of them said with no hesitation that they'd go to war again. I didn't see that response coming! I am glad they all mention the importance of women in the army. On the subject of women, the ICC classifies r*pe as a war crime. It is a crime of violence. A soldier should be punished for attacking their own comrade-in- arms in this manner. Such violence against your own team is sabotage and unworthy.”

Rank 23

@intensecutn

1 comment

138 likes

“The best answer to "why don't you just get a job?" is "would you hire a homeless person?"”

Rank 24

@kristinae.7084

1 comment

128 likes

“Sexual assault is a huge issue in the military. Mostly toward women, but it happens to men too.”

Rank 25

@Mark-p9c8m

1 comment

119 likes

“Larger fruit and slower oxidation rate. This is a small but significant piece of Australian gardening history.”