Introverted Stereotypes Redefined

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Fitchburg, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

Whether a person needs another person to give them good advice or simply just another ear to listen to them and understand what they are going through, I am there for everyone and I won't judge them on how they look, how they sound, or the mistakes they made, as long as that person has learned from what they done or is trying to learn from it. I believe everyone deserves a second chance.

Why are you participating?

I know the creator of the "No Evil Project", Troy, and I think it is a fantastic idea to show that labels don't matter. Everyone can do good things.

Worcester, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I co-lead a Girl Scout troop for a group based in Princeton, MA.

Why are you participating?

The Worcester Commission on Disability met Troy at our one of our recent meetings. It was so nice to hear about a way that the community can come together -- and work to help dispel stereotypes.

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I listen to others and try to help them through problems. I adopt abandoned cats. Most importantly, whenever I pass people on the street I smile at them or offer another kind gesture, because you never know if they're having a rotten day.

Why are you participating?

In the midst of all the bad in the world, goodness still exists. This project is a perfect way to prove that.

Southbridge, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I aim to be a good Father, raising responsible, free thinking, informed, polite and caring Children. I endeavor to bring joy through the performance of music, and I give the best hugs ever, so I am told, so there's joy in that too. :)

Why are you participating?

Because I think this is a very novel way of expressing that though we are all so varied as individuals, we are at the core one thing: human. Profound.