By SheelaR

You ever notice how some people declare, “I’m the nicest person you’ll ever meet”? Every time I hear that, I can’t help but roll my eyes a little. Seriously, it’s such a bold claim to make! Like, who gave you the authority to label yourself the nicest? Isn’t that something that should be left for others to decide? I’m all for confidence, but come on! 

I believe kindness should speak for itself. If you have to remind people how nice you are, does it really hold any weight? It’s like waving a neon flag that says, “Look at me!” instead of just being genuine and letting your actions shine. Of course, being nice is great, but there’s a difference between being nice and putting on a performance. 

Honestly, I’ve met some truly amazing people who don’t need to proclaim their kindness. They show it in their everyday actions without a grand announcement. So next time someone says they’re the nicest, I’ll just smile and let their behavior do the talking. I mean, you can be nice and still be a little bit flawed—just like the rest of us. Can we agree on that?