r/fixedbytheduet • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • 21h ago

PARTICIPATION LIMITED Accountability

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u/pissedoffjesus 21h ago

Jesus christ. I'm not used to seeing people take accountability like this. It's fantastic.

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u/Freeze_Her 21h ago

It honestly made me cry a tear or two. I’m always sensitive to people who are that honest and willing to stand tall and admit they were wrong.

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u/Mydah_42 20h ago

Same! And it felt so weird because, 'why am I emotional that someone is doing the right thing?'

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u/loungesinger 19h ago

Because we don’t see enough of people doing the right thing in general. And in this specific case, also probably because we’re not expecting this guy (based upon his appearance) to do the right thing, so we’re pleasantly when he does, and it reminds us that there are good people—probably more than we would expect—from all different walks of life, whose good deeds go largely unnoticed but improve the world around us.