Why do people need to show to the public the help they did to other people?
Why do people need to show to the public the help they did to other people?
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When you will show everybody will get a positive response so that they can help others, In this way, people come near to each other and shares their experience so in the future they can help altogether.
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Help others and you will be happy.
If you want to gain happiness in your life; Trust me you need to help others so that it encourages other people to help.
I hope you will definitely understand as a citizen & being a human being.
In my opinion, when people help someone, they would like to share that positive thing to the community, to inspire other people to do the same, you or to promote humanity, empathy, and love. Particularly if you help vulnerable groups of people (i.e Roma population, refugees, asylum-seekers, etc), sharing the positive impact on their rights and lives could be an effective way to motivate other people in order to contribute to protecting their human rights.
People may share their acts of kindness publicly for various reasons, such as to inspire others, raise awareness for a cause, or simply to spread positivity. Social media and public platforms can amplify their impact and reach a larger audience. Additionally, some individuals find fulfillment in sharing their good deeds and may seek validation or recognition for their efforts. Overall, publicizing acts of kindness can serve as a powerful tool to promote generosity, create a ripple effect of goodwill, and encourage others to engage in similar acts of compassion.