10 Signs You're Genuinely Kind Hearted

Do people describe you as kind and compassionate? The most amiable people have a kind and compassionate heart that radiates joy to those around them. Nobody can resist someone who is consistently gentle, benevolent, and accepting. But sometimes, it could be possible that you’re not aware that you’re a kind-hearted person. We made this video to remind you that you're actually a kind-hearted person.

Writer: Ananya Sawarkar
Script Editor: Isadora Ho
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
VO: Amanda Sivlera
Animator: Billie
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

References:
By Rhett Power. 10 Traits of Genuine People. Retrieved January 27, 2021, from
Kyle Robbins. 15 Simple Traits Of A Truly Good Person. Retrieved January 27, 2021, from
eharmony Staff (November 13, 2015). 15 Ways to Know if Someone is Good-Hearted. Retrieved January 27, 2021, from
Power of Positivity. 10 Signs You’re With a Genuinely Kind Person. Retrieved January 27, 2021, from

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[drinasun]

I'm genuinely kind-hearted, but I am very careful with my kindness.

[ComicalRealm]

"Having a soft heart in a cruel world is courage, not weakness" - Jerry the Mouse

[datboi]

1. you value life more than material things 0:44
2. you don't pick sides 1:27
3. you are kind to everyone 1:52
4. you go the extra mile 2:24
5. you always want to understand others 2:51
6. you don't pass judgement 3:19
7. you treat others with respect 3:50
8. you value yourself 4:15
9. you compliment others when deserved 4:43
10. you are trustworthy 5:11
I hope I could help!

[coleylynch]

things i have learned watching this channel:

1. I am not burnt out, I'm just lazy
2. I am not attractive
3. I am not genuinely kind hearted

incredible.

[elementkingaming]

The sad thing about having a kind heart nowadays is that others around you more see it as manipulation, like you want to use them, but I just help others because they need it, I don't care if I get something in return or not, as long as they are happy by the end, I am happy

[Lucid_high]

"If u have been brutally broken but still u have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then u re a badass with a heart of an angel"

-Keanu Reeves

[Ojuolape]

Kindness is truly the most attractive thing.

[jorget.g.]

Being kind-hearted is underrated. If everyone was nice to everyone else, this may would be a better place to live. Please, stay happy and don't forget to smile.

[Athithan_]

I’m genuinely kind-hearted, because I’ve been hurt, so I do everything in my power, not to let others go through the same pain I was forced into!

[nisargshah]

Okay but why is nobody talking about how extremely soothing the narrator sounds

[noble]

It really is sad how many of us are genuinely kind hearted, but because we're hardened by the struggles of life it rarely shows.

[Baron]

It hurts so much knowing that you always care for others and do anything you can to help them out or make them feel better and yet no one ever shows you that kind of care or love. No one would care if you disappeared. I've always been like this growing up, and yet I've been always shown by the human race that people only care about their selves.

[noone-snmg]

"You value yourself"
*Low self esteem has entered the chat*
And while my heart sort of can be called strong as I was battling those thoughts for YEARS without little to no help cause my mom thinks that I'm fine and doesn't wanna get me to psychotherapist, I am easily getting walked on just because I'm afraid to hurt others... and I genuinely trust everyone and tend to see good in people

[scxrlxtt]

You don't need to say "I'm kind" cuz true kindness shows.

[kaja]

I highly recommend holding doors for others. I've been doing it almost nonstop since middle school (I'm in 10th grade as of writing this) and it's incredible how simple yet meaningful and inspirational to others that is. I've had teachers let dress code violations slide and watched others hold nearby doors for people when they see me doing the same, all while getting "thank you"s faster than I can respond to. Whenever I lose my faith in humanity, this simple interaction always brings it back.

On another note, being deaf and having high functioning autism and ADHD, I practically owe my life to my parents and the army of people they raised (at their weakest financial state, no less) to help me become who I am today. I've been trying my hardest to return the favor, and am ecstatic that I matched most of the signs :)

[chromaticdragon]

1. you value life more than material things ~check
2. you don't pick sides ~check
3. you are kind to everyone ~check
4. you go the extra mile ~check
5. you always want to understand others ~check
6. you don't pass judgement ~check
7. you treat others with respect ~check
8. you value yourself ~check... well, half check. Y'alls videos are helping me find value in what I have to give. :)
9. you compliment others when deserved ~check
10. you are trustworthy ~check

[chair]

I cant be the only one who has difficulty to decline someone's request especially when I'm uncomfortable.

[Phoenix.D]

I'm kindhearted when it matters, and try to be gentle with people who need it. But usually it's complicated.

[drinasun]

Sometimes being kind-hearted gets to the point where everyone starts to want something from you. Don't be so kind that you start to resent others. Don't say yes so often that people start using your good nature to get what they want from you.

I made that mistake in my childhood and adolescence. Although I was willing to help my classmates out with whatever they needed, it eventually got to the point where they started to take advantage of my kind-hearted nature, ranging from wanting to copy off my homework to making me buy things for them. My inability to reject their favors caused me to resent them.

[wolfie-_-ranger]

"Treat others as you would treat yourself", morals that I’ve lived by my entire life. Every time I do something that makes someone uncomfortable, I envision it being done to me so I understand that I shouldn’t have treated them like that, and apologize.