There is absolutely no hiding the fact that the world is absolutely full of bad, terrible and horrible news. On particularly bad days, there seems to be new bad things happening every time you refresh your news feed.

Because we are so inundated with news, and constant updates are so embedded in our lives, it can be hard to break away from it all and remember that the world is also full of some very lovely things. Unfortunately, these nice moments of peace and kindness often get overshadowed.

But, if you are looking for a whole collection of wholesome posts, you are in the right place. So, here it is, a reminder that the world is full of love—and that will always win over darkness. 

Correct answer

I gave a little kid some frozen yogurt today at work, and his mom says “okay, what do you say?” And he looks me dead in the eyes and says “I love you” 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

— a plate of bamya (@NourAbadiii) July 22, 2020

Representation matters!

Never too late

My uncle didn’t go to school so I am teaching him how to write and he wrote the names of his grandkids for the first time. 🥺 pic.twitter.com/Wer5Y6vG0u

— Kennya 🏳️‍🌈 (@kennya_ramos) March 17, 2020

What a cutie!

My kid is gaming with friends so I brought him a snack and he says, "Thanks, Love you" then laughter erupts on the headset and he goes, "What? You don't love your mothers? I'm sad for you." so if you need me I'll just be over here sobbing into my worlds best mom ribbon.

— Ashley Willis (McNamara) (@ashleymcnamara) April 19, 2019

Beautiful

Eid Mubarak all✨

Especially to this Ikea branch in Germany.

Local Muslims asked if they can use the car park for prayers in order to maintain distancing per regulations. And Ikea said yes pic.twitter.com/6EDLmjkY9I

— Abdirahim Saeed (@AbdirahimS) May 24, 2020

Wow!

Same bike, same place, same girl. 71 years difference. from r/aww

What an achievement

After almost 2 years of dealing with traumas and depression I finally got the motivation to clean my room entirely. It almost took 9 hours, and 2 trash bags full with plastic bottles, Pizza boxes and other trash. I'm proud of my work. from r/MadeMeSmile

So much love here.

My little brother has autism. He turned 17 today. I came home from work to this note. from r/MadeMeSmile

Bet he's pretty pleased with his work!

I work with the same doctor that delivered me 21 years ago. from r/pics

So much pride

My brother was the first to graduate with a Master's in my family. My dad couldn't stop crying. ❤️ from r/pics

YES!

Was born without an arm so I built myself my own eletronic 3D printed arm. this is me holding an egg from r/pics

Dan's the man!

I live in my van. Found this on my windshield this morning. from r/MadeMeSmile

Makes a nice change from the usual chaos of disembarking.

I’m on a plane and the entire flight sat still so that a man in the last seat at the back of the plane could get off and run to his next flight to try to make it to his twin daughters’ first father daughter-dance. Everyone rooted him on and clapped as he rushed down the aisle. 🥰

— Jenny Hale (@jhaleauthor) February 14, 2020

Nicest neighbour ever

I’m moving tomorrow and the old black lady the lives next to me just said “I’m going to miss you. I used to stay up every night when you would go out with your friends and I wouldn’t go to sleep until i heard your door close and i knew you made it home safe “ 😭😭😭

— Stacey Marie (@Thatgirl_Stacey) June 22, 2019

More than 12 now.

I don’t tweet often, I only have 12 followers, but today was my final chemo session and I want to tell everyone (well 12 people at least! 😉) pic.twitter.com/jFXyZ1bIpF

— honeybunny (@katyhelend) January 30, 2020

This is cool as heck!

I asked my mum to make me a face mask. I guess even after 40 years I’m still her little boy! from r/aww

Hope is not lost!

I too got vaccinated despite having Anti-Vax parents. Finally got my last immunization shot! from r/pics

What a good boy!

He guarded a bird with broken wing under my truck for four days before it could fly off. Had to bring them both food and water because he refused to leave its side day and night, very proud of him. from r/aww

Sport really does bring people together

Couldn’t be prouder of my dad. At the Wales vs Italy match he had a spare ticket and met a homeless man on the street who he gave the ticket to... made this mans year and said it was the nicest thing anyone has ever done for him! The smile says it all 🥰 pic.twitter.com/0JibbIDJak

— Natassja Morgan 🧜🏼‍♀️ (@TashyMorgan) February 7, 2020

Triple digits!

My 101 year old grandfather threw a 100th birthday party for his best friend, Bob. from r/pics

There are so many good people out there.

My daughter went to babysit for a new client. Single mom. Almost no furniture. Water is turned off. Instead of leaving, my daughter said she'd watch the kids for free and texted me: "Dad, can we get her water turned on?" Yes, we can. I love that kid

— Sometimes clever (@FrozenChaps) March 28, 2020

What a talent!

My Dad hasn’t painted in over 30 yrs. Now that he’s retired he decided to pick up a brush again. from r/pics

Friendly reminder that teachers deserve a pay rise

In Mexico, school was cancelled because of the pandemic.

This teacher turned her pickup truck into a portable classroom.

She drives two hours a day to teach children with autism who don't have books or access to the internet.
pic.twitter.com/hscu8zI85Z

— Akki (@akkitwts) August 6, 2020

What all restaurants should do, tbh.

Thanks Frankie’s East aside Restaurant for doing the right thing. from r/pics

This dad who is helping us all out!

Found a YouTube channel of this guy who's Dad walked out on him when he was 12.

Now a dad to two (adult) kids himself, he's made a YouTube Channel called "Dad, How Do I?" - where he makes maintenance videos for people with no Dads.

His channel: https://t.co/HCx6KeYdW7 pic.twitter.com/4D6lfu0yLs

— Bruce Wayne | The Wizard (@FaisalTreShah) May 17, 2020

This little guy

This little boy gave up his seat to a lady who entered the train w/ a stroller & baby

Then as he is standing, his mom falls asleep w/ her head on the bare railing. He takes her bags & carries them. Then, puts his hand in between her head & railing so she can use it as a pillow😭 pic.twitter.com/6kZiQqVHwn

— StanceGrounded (@_SJPeace_) January 23, 2020

The perfect kind of street art!

Spotted in Manchester, UK from r/MadeMeSmile

YEA!

my mom is my role model.

her student couldn’t find a babysitter today & being the true African mother that she is, taught a THREE hour class with the baby on her back & fed him.

I’m so blessed to be raised by a woman who loves the world as much as her own children. pic.twitter.com/6yuynJhuPw

— Annadote 💊 (@AnnaKhadejah) September 20, 2019

People who are good to kids are the best people.

We have just had our patio done and my 6yo has loved going out and helping the builder, so it made his day to receive this. What an example of kindness 😊 pic.twitter.com/Wq39TU4uwL

— Steph Kemp (@steph_heathcote) July 27, 2020

THIS IS LOVELY.

overheard a teenage boy buying a Valentine's card that said 'we are the same kind of weird'. shop assistant said 'is this for your girlfriend?' and he said 'no, it's for my grandma'
:')

— Deirdre (@figgled) February 13, 2020

Healthcare should be free

YES!

I was born addicted to heroin, my dad was killed when I was 3, and I tried to kill myself when I was 11 and again when I was 16.

Somehow I’m alive and graduated with a 3.8, honors, and a semester early 🥰

Lemme flex today pic.twitter.com/dhYTHXI3lR

— no cops allowed (@huskerdu_rag) May 15, 2020

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!

He's supervising!

My cat ripped open his favorite toy. This is my grandma sewing it back together. from r/aww