Share even if it's just a piece of candy.
By Meli
@astutimeliana723 (4667)
Indonesia
May 27, 2023 7:40pm CST
Hi guys, good morning. 
Today I will invite a discussion about "Share even if it's just a piece of candy". 
I often keep a few pieces of candy in my pocket or bag when I meet up with some friends. I will offer them one by one, I saw a sweet smile that developed from the corners of their lips. Yes, it's as sweet as the candy we eat, it really feels very happy.
Although some refused, most of them accepted. Then we eat the candy together, it feels like there is happiness in itself, when we can please other people even with something very simple.
What do you think about it?
Today I will invite a discussion about "Share even if it's just a piece of candy".
I often keep a few pieces of candy in my pocket or bag when I meet up with some friends. I will offer them one by one, I saw a sweet smile that developed from the corners of their lips. Yes, it's as sweet as the candy we eat, it really feels very happy.
Although some refused, most of them accepted. Then we eat the candy together, it feels like there is happiness in itself, when we can please other people even with something very simple.
What do you think about it? 9 people like this
10 responses
@DaddyEvil (137464)
• United States
28 May 23
I always wore cargo pants to work and kept one of the cargo pockets filled with candy. I'd ask the parents if I could give them candy for their kids. (I never offered candy directly to a child. I'd give it to the parents and they could give it to the kid(s) if they wanted them to have it right then.)
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@astutimeliana723 (4667)
• Indonesia
28 May 23
If they are a child, you must get permission from their parents. Because there are some parents who do not allow their children to eat candy. But if my fellow adult friends immediately offer it.
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@DaddyEvil (137464)
• United States
28 May 23
@astutimeliana723 At my job, I wasn't allowed to offer candy to kids, anyway. That's not seen as "professional".
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@astutimeliana723 (4667)
• Indonesia
28 May 23
Yes, Of course you are right.
Those who refuse are usually because they don't like to eat candy, but they still smile and say thank you.
Those who refuse are usually because they don't like to eat candy, but they still smile and say thank you.2 people like this
@LadyDuck (471992)
• Switzerland
28 May 23
@astutimeliana723 I do not eat candies and my friends do not eat candies. The only time I put a chocolate bar in my purse to bring to my husband who was hospitalized, it melted.
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@astutimeliana723 (4667)
• Indonesia
28 May 23
That's for sure I also serve them food and drink if they come to my house. I give them candy, if I bump into them by chance outdoors.
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@astutimeliana723 (4667)
• Indonesia
28 May 23
@LadyDuck Chocolate cannot be exposed to heat. I don't know how to bring it so that it doesn't melt.
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@astutimeliana723 (4667)
• Indonesia
28 May 23
Thank you. Are you still do it too.
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@happylearner (1569)
• Indonesia
28 May 23
@astutimeliana723 if it's my friend, yess. But if with a stranger, I rarely do it. I just do it to someone who sits next to me in a plane or train.
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@astutimeliana723 (4667)
• Indonesia
28 May 23
@happylearner Yes, Of course. I am also like you.
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@leighnyork (1880)
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28 May 23
In this world it is all about kindness, helping one another
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@astutimeliana723 (4667)
• Indonesia
28 May 23
Yes, you are right. That's of course not just about candies.
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@leighnyork (1880)
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29 May 23
@astutimeliana723 true, have you ever practiced kindness
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@manikarnika (3236)
• India
31 May 23
same thing i do even it is little snacks or chocolate, i like to share.
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@astutimeliana723 (4667)
• Indonesia
4 Jun 23
I feel you. My grandfather habbit also like that. I miss them so much.
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