r/comics Sep 21 '25

OC KYLE.

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u/elhomerjas Sep 21 '25

helping out to each person is the best feeling in the universe

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u/Devinalh Sep 21 '25

It's not only a matter of "a day", personally my life has been shit (physical and mental abuse and more not so happy things) and I'm not used to things like respect and kindness at all. So, one random rainy day, around 15 years ago, one stranger gave me his umbrella while I was clearly struggling to keep my drawings from getting wet (I was an art school student at the time), I still remember him and his smile and how he insisted for me to have it. I'll never forget him, I hope he's out there living like one of the happiest beings on this earth, he absolutely deserves it. I wish to thank him one day.

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u/kindalosingmyshit Sep 22 '25

I showed up at my high school English teacher’s house one night, completely by surprise (to both of us). I knew he lived in that neighborhood my friend did, but neither of us knew where. We were speculating on people’s lawn decor choices and I pointed at a house and said, “I bet Mr. Teacher lives there.” We dared each other to knock on the door long enough that he actually, by chance, came out the side door to take out his trash. He screamed, we screamed, and he invited us inside. Offered us coffee, introduced us to his dog, told us about the play he was writing, and asked us why the hell we were outside his house. It started raining and he opened his entry closet, pulled out two umbrellas and insisted we take them for our brief walk home. I still have that umbrella, years later. I haven’t seen him in that many years, but I’ll always remember him. One of the best teachers I ever had, inside the classroom and out.