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Some want to be remembered for their touchdown record. Some want to be remembered for their body count. Some want to be remembered for their brilliance. But I want to be remembered for my kindness. I will admit, I look back and remember the boy who always scored the touchdowns that always made our student section roar and fill with happiness. I will admit, I look back and remember the girls who told funny, yet repulsive stories about their adventures of sleeping with random guys. I will admit, I look back and remember the brainiacs and how they could make something as minuscule as a piece of gum a deep conversation starter. But I will also admit, that looking back they have no significance to me. Looking back, I remember the people who were kind above all else, I think of those people more frequently and hope they are doing well. I remember those people and admire them for staying positive in a world so hopeless and full of hate and negativity. I remember those people and feel a little less alone and know that they would be there if I called. I wonder if those people are out in the world right now, spreading even more positivity and making others feel a little less insignificant. I aspire to be remembered by kindness.
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Apr 10, 2016
Apr 10, 2016 at 1:33 AM UTC
Kindness
Some want to be remembered for their touchdown record. Some want to be remembered for their body count. Some want to be remembered for their brilliance. But I want to be remembered for my kindness. I will admit, I look back and remember the boy who always scored the touchdowns that always made our student section roar and fill with happiness. I will admit, I look back and remember the girls who told funny, yet repulsive stories about their adventures of sleeping with random guys. I will admit, I look back and remember the brainiacs and how they could make something as minuscule as a piece of gum a deep conversation starter. But I will also admit, that looking back they have no significance to me. Looking back, I remember the people who were kind above all else, I think of those people more frequently and hope they are doing well. I remember those people and admire them for staying positive in a world so hopeless and full of hate and negativity. I remember those people and feel a little less alone and know that they would be there if I called. I wonder if those people are out in the world right now, spreading even more positivity and making others feel a little less insignificant. I aspire to be remembered by kindness.
emmy22
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Apr 10, 2016
Apr 10, 2016 at 1:33 AM UTC
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