People Are Sharing Their Most “Feel-Good” ‘How It Started Vs. How It Ended’ Stories (42 New Pics)
InterviewIt’s 2020. And it’s Autumn. A pretty sad combination, overall. So we all need a gentle reminder that life can be wonderful, full of possibilities, and kind-hearted people. Well, you’ve come to the right place, then, dear Readers. Bored Panda has collected some of the most wholesome and blessed pics of people taking part in the ‘how it started vs. how it ended’ challenge.
From romantic love stories and supportive family members to tweets about the power of perseverance, these pics are bound to make you feel warm and fuzzy inside. Remember to upvote your fave images and let us know which ones you found to be the most wholesome. When you’re done with this list, have a look through Bored Panda’s earlier posts about the ‘how it started’ challenge here, here, and here.
Bored Panda reached out to Molly Gorczyca who started dating a guy named Ryan after learning that they were both being treated for acute myeloid leukemia. "Over our treatment, we have both received a bone marrow transplant. We really just connected when we started talking over our many similarities such as both being student athletes, and our relationship just blossomed from there," Molly talked about her story that's worthy of a movie. Read on for the rest of our interview with Molly, whose romantic story is making the internet tear up with joy.
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She is a youth activist from Flint, Michigan. She is best known for raising awareness about Flint's ongoing water crisis and fundraising to support underprivileged children in her community and across the country. When Copeny was eight years old, she wrote a letter to President Barack Obama in order to draw attention to the Flint Water Crisis in her hometown. Her letter prompted a response from the president where he shared that "letters from kids like you are what make me so optimistic about the future". On May 4, 2016 he visited Flint to see first-hand the devastation to the lives of Flint's citizens as a result of their lead-poisoned water supply. That visit resulted in the declaration of a federal state of emergency in January 2016 and contributed to a nationwide awareness of the city's critical situation. Obama eventually authorized $100 million to fix the crisis. Read rest on wikipedia
these are all really cute, but this is the third type of this post in a few days... can i request some other types of wholesome pics?
these are all really cute, but this is the third type of this post in a few days... can i request some other types of wholesome pics?
