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Lover Stereotypes Redefined

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Nicholas

Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I saved my girlfriend's life and stand proudly by her side despite the struggles she put us through due to addiction. Now each month she saves her own with Vivitrol. She is a shining star, the comet that lights my way home every night. Every life is worth saving, and every life is worth living, even in its bleakest moments. No matter how hopeless the cause, or case, or place, let your love shine on.
Why are you participating?: 

Because everyone deserves a second chance... or a third.

Savana

Fitchburg , MA
United States
Lover
Taurus
Activist
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I keep granola bars and water bottles in my car just in case I see a homeless person holding a sign while I'm driving.
Why are you participating?: 

I believe that everyone is good, everyone has good intentions and this project will help people to see that.

Rozana

Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
Lover
Activist
Extroverted
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Everyday I try to perform one small act of kindness towards anyone, whether it may be big or small.
Why are you participating?: 

Taking the time to get to know, appreciate, and love people is the best, instead of making judgments based on their "labels."

Yahaira

Worcester, MA
United States
Lover
Leo
Tattooed
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I bring the homeless food every now and then
Why are you participating?: 

I thought it was a great project and was very excited to be a part of it. I'm all about being yourself and not passing judgment... Life is too short. We're all different and special in our own unique way. We all have a story

Daniel

Lowell, MA
United States
Lover
PTSD
Optimist
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Helped a friend fix their car while they were at work so it would be ready when they got out.
Why are you participating?: 

Pay it forward.

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