I Perform Random Acts Of Kindness

So you think it's wrong, but you do RAKs looking for adoration? If that isn't the ultimate definition of hypocrisy, I don't know what it is!
I've been giving flowers to strangers for fun [anonymously] for 19 years. I don't tell people looking for a "pat on the back" I tell people about it in the hope that more will do it!
When asked "Why do you do it!" I always respond "If not me, then who?"
http://youtu.be/Q-oaUguaoeQ

I like reading some of these. Think about it this way, someone commits a random act of kindness & shares it here, a couple of things happen. Others may get ideas of things they can do, and it can reaffirm to anyone that takes the time to read them that yes there still are good people trying to do positive things. If we really do these act for the right reason, recognition is never thought of.

Because I don't want adoration, a pat on the back or a gold star I'm not going to try to remember all of my random acts of kindness. Suffice it to say they are indeed random. They are not just helping homeless people (though I've done that too).

Hmm. I've found it's only when I expect something in return that I feel like a door mat. Usually, when I practice a random act of kindness, I don't stick around long enough to learn what anybody thinks about it.

Maybe telling our stories will encourage others to to the same if given the opportunity. I don't care for a pat on the back, just sharing an experience.

That's a great attitude to have.