Committing kind acts can not only benefit someone else, but it can make you feel better as well. The University of British Columbia conducted a research and found out that people who regularly do nice little things for people experience reduced anxiety, an increase in mood, and a decrease in social avoidance. Why? Because making others feel good feels good.
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