i have heelys and am 19*had them since 16*and people give me weird looks when they see me. but people don't think that roller blading or skating is just for kids. what are your thoughts?
Nobody here feels rewarded inside after doing random good deeds? I'm assuming this is an organized, small scale club of some sort. Nothing to big that would put you in trouble, but signifigant enough to change other peoples optimism.
R0cky_Racc00n
There's a certain sense of pride and feel-good do-gooder feelings that can be experienced after performing good deeds. But I'm not going to go out of my way to find people in need of help. There are others that already do that as a career. They get paid, I won't. I have a different career in mind. I have no problem helping an older person cross the street or carry groceries, take out their trash or cut their lawn. I do those things for my neighbors. But I'm not scouring the streets like a good dead vigilante. You don't have to devote a lot of time to it. Doing it voluntarily is very different than getting paid. It makes people feel proud of their community and safe and optomistic of their fellow people. If you're wondering why you're community has people always in pissy moods or other problems, this could help it out.exactly!
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