Late night, strange neighborhood, dejected mood. Scared and cold, not sure how I'm going to make it home. Waiting at the bus stop alone, not even sure if one will still come. It does. I step up to the bright, warm, open door and begin fishing change out of my pocket. I look up to see a young girl disembarking by herself. We make eye contact. Her hand stretches out holding a transfer slip, "You want it?"; "Sure... thank you..." I mumble. Sitting on the bus, crying to myself in the corner. Those few simple, innocent words and a small, selfless offering were a more significant human connection than I had felt in days. I still have the crumpled transfer slip in my pocket...
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Cross, you just don't get it. It's not about money. It's about a connection with another human being. She didn't have to interact with this person, but chose to, and that act had significance for this person. You should hope that you never have to understand how that feels. For the original poster, please know that there are more of us out here, please don't ever give up hope for that. I too, hope things get better for you...by anonymous at
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to Cross: maybe when you're all alone and a stranger shows a caring side, you may feel similar in a wayby anonymous
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LOL, are you serious?
You cried because someone saved you, what, a dollar?by Cross at -
thanks for sharing the story... those little moments are so valuable. i hope things become better for you, even if i don't know you. take careby J
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