People crying behind your back. They don’t want to be heard. Give tissue and pat their back. Don’t force them to tell. Don’t try to solve. Stop acting superhero.
Wandering around, stumbled. Child in pain, sorrow. Just give the lollipop back and sooth. No need of soda and cheese pepperoni pizza. She might not need that.
Floods of people, frozen. Blind grandma on the opposite street. Rush and help her to cross. Don’t trace her to her house. She might feel afraid.
Two boys fighting. A ball in the middle. Fist in the air, blood everywhere. Separate and calm them. No need to break any arm. Boys do fight anyway.
People lose money; you try to give up your savings. People lose a house; you try to give them yours. People lose their child, then? Give birth for them?
There’s limit of doing goodness. Their difficulties are there to make them stronger. Help what is needed. Don’t cross the line and act like Mr-Fix-Everything.
Alas, you’re not superhero after all.
