Kindness

 Before extending kindness, consider not just the need, but the capacity to receive and appreciate it. Some hearts may struggle to acknowledge or reciprocate goodness, not out of malice, but out of their own limitations. Choose wisely who you share your kindness with, lest it be met with unintended consequences.



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