++1 Po5itive mini-train (ends Nov 21st)

I want to thank my Mom for bringing me to this beautiful world :D

I am thankful to my mom who is the only person who never abandoned me no matter how horrible I can sometimes be towards her, mostly because of my autism (understanding others is hard!), depression, etc.

I'm thankful for every person who wears a mask during this period.

Love the idea of the event, but you don't have to send me a ticket.

My SO is incredibly hardworking and very supportive, and I wouldn't be able to do anything of what I do without her. She is my partner and my best friend.

I'm thankful for my workmate, who puts up with my monthly mood swings.

I am blessed by my mom's home cooked meals through this pandemic she has started making trying out new recipes to spice up life indoors.

A random stranger returned 10€ that i dropped :D

I'm thankful for a friendly stranger who helped me jumpstart my car when the battery died.

I have a friend for like, 10 years or so. Even if we had a rough start, we were always there for each other.
I never met him, cause he's far away from me, but I look foward to meet him one day.
Even in the darkest times he was so supportive and full of joy.
In the distance I watched him graduate and have a job and I helped him with advice for his romantic life.
In the distance he helped me when I struggeled at school and when I had difficulties, he helped me more than enough so I could still talk to him and be safe.
We don't talk daily, but we care about each other.
And everytime we talk we feel so close to one another it's like we are family.

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My wife. I'm not an easy person to live with (I'm trying!), yet she somehow manages to be patient, gracious, and extremely loving with me. It amazes me, and insipires to try harder to be a better husband to her. I have no idea what I could ever do to deserve one like her.

My grandma is a fountain of positivity and she infects everyone around her with so much happiness on mere account of being there that you might feel tempted to wonder whether she's able to feel down at all. Sometimes, when I'm really down, I call her just for pointless small talk, and that generally helps lift me up. I don't even need to talk to her about my problems; just the simple act of talking to her already does the trick. The world would be a better place if everyone had someone like that in their lives.

Not what you were expecting but:
I am very grateful to a very specific YouTuber. His content helped me during difficult times and made me reevaluate my life and adjust my priorities.
I can safely say I am a much better person thanks to someone I will probably never meet.
Yeah, I am also grateful to everyone that set up the infrastructure to make that possible, those geniuses.

My girlfriend is the only person ever who makes me feel comfortable with myself. For someone with such a low self-esteem, that is a BIG thing. She gave me the happiest days in my life. For someone with such a bad past and present, that is a BIG thing.

I'm very thankful to my grandmother who educated me, motivated me & raised me as a person.

The Person I'm gonna mention is my GF. I could say a lot of good things about her, but the good habit I wanna share is her ability to be extremely open minded. she can think of things from different perspectives, she can reevaluate her own opinions and say honestly "you are right". It's great to have something like her, because I'm trying to be the same.

My mother. I think she's the sweetest person in the whole world and without her I wouldn't be where I am now, she is very patient and caring, and has always given me her support in the worst of times.

i have never-ending thanks to my parents whom have always had my back and helped me when i needed it - no matter what. i would probably be dead right now if it weren't for them. much love.

My girlfriend is the best friend and lover i'd ever could have. She is just too much perfect for a lazy-ass like me. She cares about me so much, she gives me, lets call it, "will to live". I feel so bad when i know i dissapointed her but she doesnt show it so i couldnt feel much worse. She gives me butterfly's in a stomach. I love her so much.

Well, may sound cheesy but I'm thankful to everyone I've ever met since thanks to them, to the environment I am who I am. Them being rude to me, being nice to me, all of that affected me one way or the other, so yeah, here we go...

P.S. that's a really niice and sweet thread you've got here :)

I'm extremely thankful for my partner. They've been extra patient with me ever since and ever more so now during the pandemic. I don't think I would have lasted this long without them.

I have a friend who has helped me through some hard times. He is always patient and understanding, no matter what the situation is

I'm probably finding this too late for the train, but that's okay...

I have a friend, who I've been fortunate to know for 30 years now, who has always inspired me with his positive attitude toward others. Like many, he's had his share of REALLY bad luck over the years, but none of it ever fazed him. When I asked him why, I found his answer really inspiring. He said that every day, he wakes up and thinks to himself that today he can be upset about this or that, or he can focus on the good things in his life. If things are especially bad, he can focus on trying to make life a little better for those around him.

I've very rarely met anyone who can put this kind of philosophy into consistent practice, but he has done so for as long as I've known him, and it's just one of many things that makes him an amazing person.

I can't manage to do that like he does, but just thinking about him helps push me to keep trying. I know I'd be happier for it, and I know those around me would be, too.

I've recently met a girl that we have some common friends with and i was really inspired by her positivity and way of life. she had an accident last year where she was at a club at the time and she sliped and fell from some stairs there. she fell so hard that she had a head injury and she fainted. she was immediately rushed at a hospital where she had surgery and had to stay there for some weeks for tests and to heal her injury. the accident was so severe that it left her with permanent hear loss from her right ear, lesser feeling of taste and smell, and migraines from time to time. she now has to take daily medicine for the rest of her life. what i really like about her is that after all that bad thing that happened to her she never gave up on life, she is always happy and smilling and she even began her master degree now. when you hear stories like that your daily common problems become insignificant.