**Note:** This is a pretty long read! Grab a coffee and only dive in if you have the time and patience for it today. If not, no worries, feel free to skip and focus on something more productive! 

Hey TJ’s, I recently had to get back on Instagram after a 2 year break because my company is using it heavily to market content for our shows. Since scrolling through reels again, I’ve noticed a huge trend of kindness content. 

My feed has been flooded with similar type of kindness content and reels, miru kuda chuse untaaru or chusthu untaaru ilantivi, someone approaches a stranger saying, **"Na dhagara money ledhu, miru naku idhi konnivagalara?"** ani!🎈

If the stranger helps, the creator reveals it was all a social experiment to test human kindness and rewards them with a surprise gift or cash. Another variation involves creators buying food for the homeless, getting them groomed, buying them clothes, and recording the entire transformation. 

Honestly, it got me thinking. Real help can be done without a camera rolling. I don't want to brag, but I try to help out whenever I can, and I genuinely prefer that no one notices. I don't need the world to know, and I don't even need the person I helped to feel indebted or talk about it. 

**To me, looking out for another person is just a basic human instinct.**

But nowadays, people are turning charity into views, monetary benefits, and celebrity influencer status.(Not everyone, but the majority)

**This got me questioning: Is it right to showcase someone's struggle just to show you are helping them? Or is it better to do it quietly and leave?**

**Now** 👇

*“My experience and sense of satisfaction”*  
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Recently, I was at a coffee shop and saw a teenager selling roses. He was playing with a dog but looking inside at everyone eating. Instead of buying a rose, I quietly asked the barista to pack a croissant and some bread for him, telling them not to point me out. As soon as he received it, his face Just lightened up, “Edho treasure hunt lo gelichina **Ben Gates** laaga” (Not at all exaggerating), He sat there enjoying it, but then carefully wrapped a piece of bread in a cover and ran off happily, probably saving it for his friends or family.(They are a group that I often see now a days)

For me, that quiet moment gave me all the happiness I needed. 

**“Ah pillodu ala santhoshanga parigethukuntu velthunte, Chinnapudu ma grand ma chese KESARI kosam nenu school nundi intiki parigethina rojulu and ah excitement gurthochayi”** 😺

So what do you guys **believe?** Should we showcase help to inspire the algorithm, is that any good? or should we keep it **silent** and expect nothing in return? 🙄

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.(Do share your perspective, this is really important for us to understand what people think about this, instead of just scrolling and hitting the dopamine) ✨

If you come this far reading all the above?   
Then I Love you all 🌻

P.S-(That coffee picture is from the very same coffee shop, thats the exact place the kid stood and played with the dog, so the picture isn’t a flex) ✌🏽

Chakravarthiki Veedhi Bichagatheki 🪙