Teen steps up to help blind and deaf man in random act of kindness

[@skyounkin]

I love how she was like "I hope I don't misspell anything."

[@darijatrajkova4804]

Woah 2k likes and no comments

[@weasley2o13]

@@darijatrajkova4804 I really don't think that's the point.

[@YoutubeCommenter1st]

3rd comment. OwO

[@HaydenNK3]

Well I think everybody would be like that. Personnally I'm not a native english speaker so I'm always like "did I use the right word ? Hope I don't misunderstand something" etc. So I can only imagine when she has to use sign language she learned 1 year ago. Especially when your word can help someone, you don't want to misspelling anything.

[@anamenouknow5197]

4.6th k like

[@hippieasmr]

She was raised wonderfully. Kudos to her parents.

[@iiiezra]

What does kudos means?

[@ashley_agabao5516]

FluffyGamer123Playz -BloodyYTFoodz credit ♥️

[@iiiezra]

@@ashley_agabao5516 ah ok thanks

[@girlycanttalk2026]

But give the girl credit too...

[@linaulnes8821]

Has nothing to do with parents. Lots of bad parents have good kids. Lots of kids try to tech their parents empathy aswell.

[@Markb2477]

I can't even imagine how proud this girls parents must be of her.

[@lilithesili641]

I’d be so proud like wow I raised a great kid

[@janedaly5607]

We are very proud!!! She's my amazing daughter!

[@janedaly5607]

@@shereenx you’re correct! You can’t, and I am her mother.

[@laylaebanks7847]

Did u know corona is actually getting better

[@Coco-bl8zg]

@@shereenx Well, you never know. You shouldn't just assume.

[@doctorfeelgood2670]

"He was lonely, and just wanted to talk." That genuinely crushed my soul. The dude has never had a conversation with someone. He has never had that opportunity. This man and this girl are national treasures.

[@tonychorley4936]

Maybe more of us could learn sign language, some schools obviously offer it.

[@baintreachas]

he obviously has had that opportunity, if he knows tactile sign at all. and also... being a person, that exists, not in the wild. how do you think he got on the plane?yes, opportunities are limited. no, it was not his first ever conversation.

[@lorriefinley3129]

Really? Really? Never or just on the flight???

[@LyonPercival]

Being blind is already hard, i can imagine that... being deaf is also quite hard i can imagine that.... But BLIND *AND* DEAF must be very very difficult gives much suffering in daily life.

[@baintreachas]

@@LyonPercival disabled people do not want your pity. as an example, look up "Real People: We Are Deaf Blind," a video that literally starts with a DeafBlind person saying that pity frustrates them and is a form of oppression.

[@pameladavis2472]

I love the way she is looking at him and smiling even though he can't see it

[@npeace312]

She truly has a kind soul

[@leoleo5737]

ppl like u always have to say something negative

[@trollasaur3012]

yeah pamela u always negative

[@mango5551]

U

[@cominooculto]

But im sure he can feel it

[@ranaepezak3241]

This is why I think teaching ASL in school is just as important as any other language taught!

[@shanadas3]

In my school we have ASL and I'm currently taking it as a language, its so amazing

[@Aly-cv4mp]

@@shanadas3 Hii sorry this is super random but i'm homeschooled and am trying to find useful websites and books so i can take asl do you have any suggestions?

[@imanichatelain556]

People only ever wanna teach Spanish not everyone wants to learn that or is good at that my grandma wasn't good at Spanish but she was younger they let her pick and now she knows sighn language while I'm over here having to learn something that I think should be a choice

[@fann.9874]

honeycat luckyyy

[@brittanykraker9359]

Yes I started learning ASL in elementary school summer school classes because my best friends parents were deaf so they taught me some and I thought it was cool and wanted to learn more so I could talk to them better. So one of my teachers parents owned the deaf school near us so during the summer I got to take some ASL classes and then I ended up stopping in middle school cuz I got sick. But the high school I went to offered it as a foreign language like class, because starting in elementary school all through little school we had to leave Spanish and German and then once you hit high school you pick between Spanish, German, French or ASL

[@expatbiker6598]

He's deaf and blind who lived this long while I'm out here complaining about life. I need to get a grip.

[@clycoo]

"Immigrant" not expat

[@ronnynorthington2015]

We all should remember how good we have it and how sometimes others do not...

[@learning.growing.1017]

I do too man. It's convicting, but we all can learn and grow.

[@loria287]

You can feel someone’s energy. It’s so amazing.

[@RosemaryTurner2002]

Lol ikr

[@MrWmburr7]

No, Clara, that's not something "anyone" would have done. On that flight, you were apparently the "only" one who had both the skills and the desire to help that stranger! Good for you.

[@beekay5914]

I think that the vast majority of passengers would like to help, but few people can sign to the blind. It's not just sign language that you can see, he is blind.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? RU Deaf Blind

[@xyz-nv9xi]

*It's not weird, Clara, it's good*

[@prettylittleliarsforever5902]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@CaliforniaGirl49]

Why did he even say that smh

[@아기V]

@@CaliforniaGirl49 🤣 that sound weird

[@isabelramos8876]

Lol ikr 😂😝

[@vloggetts]

as soon as I heard it I went to look for this comment lol

[@YanoshSquarepants]

Can't imagine how terrifying the world must be if you're blind and deaf, let alone being on am airplane

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

Honestly, it sounds quite tranquil.

[@XpVersusVista]

@@xinpingdonohoe3978 i am sorry but it definitely isn't the way it sounds to you. Due to my work i know a few patients that live in this situation. In case you want to simulate what they go through (but i warn you, you will likely hurt yourself during this experiment) get some in-ear headphones, put some white noise on max volume and put on completely black shades. I don't mean dark shades, i mean get a spraypaint and paint the glasses completely black. Now, with all that "equipment" just walk from your apartment door to the street (but please no further, and don't walk onto the street!) after less than half the distance you will most likely know that this is very far from tranquil if it's your everyday situation. I only tried being blindfolded for a few hours while walking around and doing stuff and it was still quite an eye-opening experience, even though i was able to use my hearing. Without my hearing i couldn't have done that experiment for more than maybe a few minutes and would be bruised all over.

[@laserspaceninja]

@@XpVersusVista This should be the top comment. thanks for the explanation

[@PikaP0ka]

@@XpVersusVista wow.

[@forbesmag1271]

Imagine how terrified he was when she spelled out for him that he was ON an airplane! He was like WHAT? How did that happen?

[@Xait]

*"It's not weird, Clara, it's good."* - Dumbledore assured in a calm, normal tone of voice.

[@toomuchiridium]

I can't believe how little likes this comment has!

[@shadyfuucktherest]

i was looking for this comment i knew somebody would mention it lmao

[@joi0001]

as soon as I heard this I looked for a comment about it.

[@daniellee2343]

harry potter is for children

[@albertehauberg3068]

and when you see it in the movies it's gonna be like: "IT'S NOT WEIRD CLARA! IT'S GOOD!"

[@dafnimbus]

Simple kindness is essential.

[@karlsangree]

She said, "Doing something like that is what anyone would have done." No sweetheart, it's not... and that's the problem. Bless you child... you are a kind and gentle soul.

[@idke8603]

Angry deku uhm?? what do black people have to do with this??

[@KevinShinwoo]

No need to be condescending on such a sweet video.

[@aishjalo273]

@@woodsthemonotonedj1179 tf do we have to do with this

[@jasmineclear878]

@@aishjalo273 ikr

[@jasmineclear878]

@@woodsthemonotonedj1179 tf? what do black people have to do with this

[@salem8228]

Why can’t this girl get rewarded with a scholarship like the last one Edit: y’all really be arguing over this, i just think this girl is especially sweet and deserves something for it please don’t try to argue over this lmao

[@ikigai999]

Same question

[@maeybee4354]

So you basically just have to be a decent human being to get a scholarship

[@d.343]

She’s a 15 year old, she still has a few years to go until she can reach collage

[@ninjagaming5060]

@@maeybee4354 many people can't even be a decent human being. When govt. can spend millions and billions on weapons then why can't they pay for a students college .

[@maeybee4354]

@@ninjagaming5060 I didn't say they can't or shouldn't do it 🙄 I just said it cuz no one is getting a scholarship for something like that in my country

[@meganh8145]

I wonder how hard it is to travel alone while blind and deaf. Glad she was on that flight to talk to him

[@klausschaap1834]

But he is deaf how does he hear the story ???

[@boogernut513]

Megan H why would he do that in the first place

[@Aethelhadas]

[Skalyut] Proictansy uh because he wants/needs to go somewhere

[@cheetahobx]

with all due respect.....finger sign.......

[@jordanjohns7896]

Cheetah OBX what do you mean by finger sign?

[@DavidH-sp5wz]

Proud air force veteran, we could use more kind people like this young lady who showed some love to this struggling man who needed some love. Amen😊😊😊😊

[@flyingrobins6468]

kudos to the flight attendant who made the announcement and asked for help instead of just ignoring his needs which they could have easily done

[@alexrennison8070]

A chain of good deeds is beautiful. People raised on good community will carry it wherever they go.

[@dextermorgan5397]

just goes to show what we all can acomplish when we come together and take care of eachother

[@risky8811]

which is their job, to fulfill the wishes? oh yeah someone is dieing here. How about I just ignore it and not call a doc. No flight attendant ever XD

[@inessa5923]

Sure, but that should be done without saying. Not something to be credited for.

[@punchtop9449]

@@risky8811 hopefully the flight attendant is smart enough to not spell dieing like that. Imagine being over 8 years old and being so stupid you spell it that way.

[@markr1550]

The photo of her looking at him should be on a stamp, so everyone sees what true kindness looks like.

[@kristenprzybylski6888]

👏❤👏❤

[@williammassey911]

The way she was looking at him moved me. I just finished watching 4 videos of strangers helping each other. This one pushed me over the edge. Thank You.

[@paulsmallriver6066]

Her eyes shone with kindness and respect

[@sta3526]

So true

[@welshpete12]

An excellent idea !

[@brianplummer6477]

I am deaf but not blind ...I have seen this Often in my deaf world ... this young girl who helped deaf and blind man I want to say thank you for your kindness to my people and my world

[@carynjaramillo6410]

I am going blind. But learned sign language a long time ago. Would always try to help someone in need.

[@syrianabirim7671]

Brian Plummer I'm deaf

[@signer25]

I agree. human interactions like these are very rare may not seem like much to most people but it does mean the world to those who can't see or hear. This young girl was kind enough to help him and was even willing to stay with him for the remainder of the flight. Pure of Heart. the world needs more people like her in the world.

[@hellothere9318]

AmericanSicilian girl thats sounds amazing.

[@majamarie916]

How did you hear This then?

[@DavosSeaworth]

The world is a better place because of human beings like her.

[@Fatty420]

"A beautiful reminder, in this time of too much awfulness..." 2018, let me introduce you to 2020.

[@ednaselm]

Agreed, I wasn't sure what that meant?

[@rocker76m88]

Awesome comment

[@avakhanal5610]

ik

[@littlebean8856]

And dreading 2021...

[@earlgrey2130]

Come on.. it's not THAT bad. We have the highest standard of living that humans have EVER had in the history of the universe. Literally nobody had it EVER as good as us right now. Surely wearing a lightweight mask and washing our hands more often isn't a reason to cry about how horrible our lifes are. Because for most of us that is literally the only real impact corona has so far.

[@lisasmith9311]

What a decent young lady

[@put4ng]

DECENT?

[@shandasalad]

DECENT??

[@put4ng]

@B L u took it too far u made it a bigger deal then its supposed to be

[@amberhall1288]

You all know the definition of “decent”, right?

[@breannaschneider142]

DECENT!!!

[@muffs55mercury61]

Kids who turned out like Clara are the biggest hope for this crazy world. She was meant to be on that flight.

[@cherylpotter1699]

I believe that God Almighty put Clara and her Mom on that flight on PURPOSE just for Tim!

[@muffs55mercury61]

@@cherylpotter1699 Yesssss

[@clararuth6678]

when he said "its not weird CLARA, its good" i felt slighty threatened lmao

[@amayanugent6670]

clara ruth I was like what is she talking about then he said it 😂

[@avatracey3916]

Omg it is you

[@lybsm8516]

Yeh he sounded angry 😂

[@abelblahblahblah2109]

i was confused for a sec and then i looked at ur user omg skskskks

[@soren5043]

Ahmad Sheikh-Ali WOAH THERE BUDDY

[@Userfulpo]

“Yeah I TOTALLY know how to finger spell.” That’s the coolest thing ever.

[@lathafalls7675]

I would love how to do that

[@paddotk]

Yeah, obviously, who doesn't know how to finger spell? :p

[@debob513]

She knows 2 different type of finger language

[@extraterrestrialhorse9722]

@@debob513 oh my goodness

[@JohnDoe-bz3ci]

LOL! I loved how she said that. True teenspeak. Haha!!

[@fredschloss9517]

She matches every possible definition of the word "beautiful."

[@tonyb374]

so true ! She could've spent the entire flight on her phone. What a good kid !

[@HAIWUSHSKISUSH]

Bruh

[@sahangbakneiguite6800]

Right right right!!!

[@Stormrunner0]

@@lottexy Why are you this way?

[@nai1729]

@@Stormrunner0 cuz a grown person is calling a minor beautiful lol, but she’s definitely beautiful on the inside:)

[@Chris-oh2jq]

It's children like this young lady that gives me hope for the future.

[@generalyellor8188]

Everyone is commenting how wonderful this young woman is, and she is, of course, but nobody is saying anything about the courage of someone making his way through his entire life both blind AND deaf . Can any of you even imagine how scary that must be? Going through life in total silence and total darkness.

[@realityfactsmatter2714]

oddly enough, thinking about it, that is the life of a plant but with movement

[@Flashzinh0]

I was questioning myself just about that. It is indeed terrifying. I can't begin to image the loneliness he felt during his life

[@mangomariel]

his whole life? MAybe he got it with age?

[@TillTheLightTakesUs]

@@mangomariel That's scarier. At least you don't know what you're missing out if you were born like that.

[@mangomariel]

@@TillTheLightTakesUs Well we would not know right? Anyways IF I could pick blind my entire life or blind half my life, I would definitly pick half.

[@duffythedragon5176]

Don't say, "We need more people like them" Say, "I will be like them".

[@GhostOfDamned]

Yes

[@gwadamit8116]

good point dont tell other to do do it yourself

[@DukeTheMonkey.]

Very true

[@bellebonjour]

True!

[@jacksonstarship6179]

You’re comment does not match you profile photo

[@IamJazarrion]

"Its what anyone wouldve done" Unfortunately its not.

[@luvi4091]

Pike Maybe if you paid attention you'd know that they said she used finger spelling, which is when you tap your fingers on someone's have a nice day to communicate. It's kind of like Morse code.

[@Finlandpro1]

I think anyone in that plane who knew sign language wouldve done it.

[@ishowspeed2579]

@@lordgrayfalcon8032 you didnt go to 5th grade didnt you

[@carlywhite450]

yada LMFAOOO

[@ihateyouall7026]

cheesecake no. No it’s not. That’s not it at all sweetie. Oml. Finger spelling is when you sign each word letter by letter. It’s pretty self explanatory. Stop spreading misinformation please. This is so wrong.

[@countryhoney28]

This young woman was raised with love, compassion, empathy, and intelligence. Her parents did a wonderful job.

[@zainabalbloushi7874]

We need sign language in school!!!! I really wanna learn it’s been years and I still don’t know how to learn the sign language I hope all schools over the world need this to teach at school because it’s an important language that u may find 2 knows of each 200 people

[@portgasdann3389]

I want to learn it tbh, don't have the money for lessons tho

[@maddyh1301]

Zainab Abdulaziz I’ve been learning sign language for a few months and a really good website to learn is handspeak it’s free and has videos to show you how to sign it’s truly amazing and good luck in your journey

[@bvbArmyforever2013]

Most schools actually have it as a class

[@tkiyahwilson122]

Zainab Abdulaziz 200the like

[@adii2949]

I’m actually taking an ASL class in school.

[@kyleeb4724]

“no captions are available for this video”

[@reemhussain3305]

Lool the irony😂😂🤦‍♀️💔

[@Unstoppable_Unicorn]

Omg 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ I logged on wondering if anyone noticed this too. Hard of hearing has left the chat 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@emmalineeldridge5211]

hate that for everyone

[@itsjaerenae]

ongggggg i had to get my sister to interpret for me

[@user-ck9lm6xi1o]

OOF

[@signer25]

That is amazing. Blind and Deaf is a very lonely life. Yet this girl help him far more than she realizes. Human interaction is challenging. Bless this girl for knowing sign language and being willing to stay with him through out the flight.

[@nxcarnage]

I wanna be that guys friend now so he wont feel lonely. This makes me sad now. I can imagen how lonely he must get. Even i, that i have eyes and can hear still feel lonely.

[@crujones4046]

An old fashion handy 🖐 would have felt better

[@bluesifer8238]

@@nxcarnage I can over think things to the n'th degree, and can absolutely imagine his loneliness, it's a very scary anguishing thought.

[@crystalgvmations7060]

How is he blind and deaf if he was also blind how would he see the sign language?

[@lydias376]

@@crystalgvmations7060 what she did was not normal sign language because you are right he can't see that she used tactile signing which is writing words or letters on someone's skin with your finger to communicate.

[@trexpeditiongotravel]

People with communication disabilities often mean no harm. They just want to have a conversation with someone to let everyone know they are also humans! Nice story and a girl with a big heart!

[@stellathefella]

the fact that she was giving help and worried about getting it wrong is priceless. it shows her humanity and compassion. what a beautiful soul.

[@oldmate99]

It shows nothing you fool

[@alexrennison8070]

@@oldmate99 Shush

[@ItsMotoMatt]

@@oldmate99 your elevator doesn't go all the way to the top. Clearly.

[@shaunoleary9774]

Her name "Clara" means light, illumination" very cool that she shed light into a blind man's world

[@moon3145]

Amazing❤❤

[@oliveroscastillo137]

It was meant to be!! It’s like she was supposed to be on that flight.

[@StanleyKubick1]

it means clear in all latin languages

[@shaunoleary9774]

@@StanleyKubick1 I didn't know that, very cool. I was referencing the Scandinavian interpetitaion as my grandmother was a Danish women named Clara Belle. If I remember correctly it is a pretty widespread name with star being the Russian translation and the Greek have another translation.

[@brocklanders6306]

I bet her last name is Lux. :)

[@victorjeffers1993]

What a beautiful & kindness to take time to help someone in need Awesome ! Thanks for being there for that man !

[@3ormorecharacterstimes2]

Blind and deaf must be so horrifying. Such a blessing for him to meet this young lady who is so brave to be his voice for a brief moment in time. A truly beautiful and kind young lady in such an ugly and hateful world we live in, I wish her the best. And lets not forget the flight attendant that made the efforts to reach out to this poor man, that in itself shows a great deal of concern for others, she could have just as easily walked by the man as so many have done before.

[@Amtcboy]

Anesthesiologist here. I learned that my patient the next day was deaf mute, so I looked up sign language and learned the basics or what I needed to tell her and what things I needed from her. All the while, nurses, staff and the patient would write down their conversation. When I came inside the room the next day, and signed “Hi, good morning,” I immediately saw some relief in her eyes and knew there was a big grin behind her mask. I learned just enough to be able to communicate and understand her.

[@SharpLady53]

Lovely, On-Duty Angel! Lovely! 🌈 🕊 🌈

[@riseandshinemrfriman5925]

Sounds like a wonderful and fun thing to do. If what you say is true, I salute to that. Have a good day. :)

[@elizabethsohler6516]

Kudos to you for taking the time to do that.

[@shaunoleary9774]

You are freaking awesome

[@Kaththee]

That is wonderful. Whenever I have surgery I have wanted the anesthesiologist to look me in the eye and it is like y'all are trained on how to look the patient right back in the eye with such understanding, humanity and gravitas. It is so reassuring and instantly builds a bond without words but going that extra step to learn a little bit of sign language was very kind and I am sure meant the world to her.

[@Yara-be3ho]

He sounds so mad “It’s not weird Clara, it’s good.”

[@PositiveZ7]

That is what I was thinking. lol lol

[@davidb1132]

Times like this is why ASL should be accepted by colleges as a foreign language.

[@michaelgaley9532]

So sorry to say David B but it's ASL (American sign Language). ALS is Lou Garret's Disease, just FYI brother.

[@davidb1132]

Michael Galey thanks, typo.

[@blueraineee]

Every country has their own form of sign language. Rather than calling it a foreign language - how about calling it a second language?

[@davidb1132]

blueraineee I know they do. I guess 2nd language sounds and makes more sense.

[@bee.s.albalushi]

it is at my university

[@arresthillary9502]

the young lady is an angel. what a beautiful thing she did for a stranger

[@blakecannon6963]

I’ve been watching these type of videos and crying for the last hour.

[@brianwilliams5662]

Grow up snowflake lol

[@zackfred7878]

Same

[@1SavageQueen89]

I do that sometimes 😂 these kinds of videos and anything with babies or animals! It's the little things in life, right😊

[@bobsims8179]

Me, too. That girl was awesome. I love her for what she did. Just when I am about to totally give up on this world as it is today, someone wonderful shows up to still give me hope.

[@chaeyoung2143]

Sameeeee

[@Boudicca165]

This young woman is a rare bird, she's every bit as beautiful inside as she is outside.

[@xeii1r906]

@Evil cat omg yes they are totally discriminating beautiful people “on the outside”, not giving a compliment...

[@ame-]

@Evil cat lol

[@xeii1r906]

@Chiki Chan r/wooooosh , yes im wooshing my past self

[@truelionofhylia8437]

Or lioness 'cuz she helped that guy.

[@someone-wk2wj]

@Evil cat lmao

[@MrGA555]

My gf took ASL 101 and 102 in college and the amount of people that she’s able to help and make an impact is amazing

[@jessicataylor7174]

I'd love it if sign language was taught in school as part of the core curriculum. I've used the very basic sign language I learned outside of school a lot more than the foreign languages I had to learn in school. Adding sign language as a core subject would be so empowering and inclusive for those who rely on it to communicate :)

[@ggundercover3681]

Dang I really need to learn to at least finger spell

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

@@jessicataylor7174 wouldn't it be of more benefit to make Spanish or Mandarin mandatory? Many people actually use them. Punjabi has more practicality than sign. Urdu even.

[@jessicataylor7174]

@@xinpingdonohoe3978 How would learning Spanish, Mandarin or Punjabi help deaf people be included within their community?

[@mikeholton9876]

i have a cousin that recently got her Masters in it from Gallaudet University. she has literally the same attitude as the young lady in the video. we're all quite proud of her.

[@christopherchi9230]

I still have faith that there’s still good people like her out there.

[@Michael97Moore]

Sadly most people aren't like this. 😕 😥😞

[@hydreus706]

Depressing thought for the day: He's probably not been allowed to interact with anyone during the pandemic due to social distancing rules

[@Romy_not_in_Paris]

You are right, oh my god, that is so sad!

[@inmysightpewpew893]

Oh..... that is sad

[@vaskylark]

Yeah, that is an awful thought and probably true. Sad.

[@Aisha-jb6uw]

@12B_15_Ashwini Baxla I think the person is trying to say that we’ve got the pandemic going on now so he must be somewhere and not being allowed to have contact with anyone so he must be lonely which is sad, we know this was 2 years ago but he’s still living around somewhere now.

[@tabitas.2719]

At least where I live caretakers are exempt from certain regulations as many disabled people need different support and should get it regardless. :)

[@AyratHungryStudent]

Clara: It's weird I'm getting so much attention for doing that... Host: It's not weird, it's good. It's good she gets attention and it's bad that her action is seen as something extraordinary.

[@tapoemt3995]

It's seen that way only because the media paints it like that. I doubt anyone able to sign like she did would have refused helping him.

[@Kaththee]

It is extraordinarily because the person who needed help was so very vulnerable, and it is more extraordinarily still it was a beautiful child with the skill set to help this very vulnerable adult. Usually it would be an adult. Think of it like a beautiful sunset. You should stop and admire it even if the sun sets everyday. Each sunset is extraordinary, as is each act of human kindness. Human kindness is all around us and if we don't see it then we can create it ourselves. You don't have to wait till you see a deaf and blind man, you can just be kind to a McDonald's employee or call your grandmother.

[@WarrenPuffet]

The story reflects how beneficial to learn sign language is to society. I’m sorry you missed that moral of the story and instead twisted it into a negative.

[@Kaththee]

@@WarrenPuffet That and that it was beautiful that a child was the one with the skills to help this man. Human kindness is always worth stopping to admire.

[@ConstantChaos1]

I feel the same way, it is sad that it is an act of exceptionaliam to be decent to another human being

[@Fitratul]

Imagine being alone in a dark room for 20 years. I would kinda feel lonely too. Poor guy.

[@KuzkayDev]

Can one feel lonely without experiencing other humans though? Edit: not lonely as in the way he is but if someone was locked alone in a dark room since they were 1 day old would they feel lonely? I think they'd assume it as normal

[@tomikomo]

Interesting way to look at it, ive also thought about it like that

[@Fitratul]

@@KuzkayDev If you didnt eat(nourish the body) since day 1, would you feel hungry? Your logic assumes no. Same goes with feeding the soul. Thats why babys cry until someone hugs them. Edit: You can only get very skinny and therefore adapt and need less food. And this mans soul is skinny as a needle.

[@dudicorn6503]

@@Fitratul By no means. Nourishment is a requirement to the human body, but loneliness is different. Loneliness is something mental, I could argue that in order to be lonely you must have experienced non loneliness because things which relate to mental constructs or knowing require knowledge, and knowledge is acquired, not inherent to the mind (or consciousness).

[@PichDextro]

​@@dudicorn6503 Let's look at it this way: In order to be on this world you have to be born. Meaning you had at least 9 months contact with another human (your mom). There is currently no way around that, meaning you can't nullify contact, some kind of social interaction and warmth. Now let's go further. How would you lock the test subject up? How big is the room? Are the walls painted? Is there a window? Is there any kind of sound the subject could hear, like noises from outside? Let's say no to all of these. The subject is in a room, similar to a padded cell and never saw a human being before, however it heard the voice of its mother, while still being in the uterus and it was born in a natural way. Without contact to humans, the subject would never learn to talk, walk, eat. And that's another factor: How do you feed the subject? It will never learn to cook without human contact so you need to provide food, meaning there will be contact again. I doubt there is actually a way to bring a human onto the world while also denying them all kinds of human interaction whatsoever. That human will eventually see that there are other humans and therfore feel lonely.

[@robertjannush4403]

This Is What Are Country Should Be Like as well as for The Rest of The World 🌎 !!!!!!!!!!! She was brought up the Right Way !!!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@abdullahqaralleh6045]

" He was lonely " that almost made me cry but definitely made me sad

[@Jacoe413]

She needs to give herself more credit. Because that is not something everyone else would have done. That is the action of a truly good person with compassion and love. CLARA YOU ROCK!!!

[@ppunion]

I mean... Whenever you help others you lose out on the opportunity that not helping would have given you. In this case what she lost out on was part of the time of a flight... Not exactly a high cost for her. I think most (if not all) people would have helped in her situation. The remarkable part of the story is that she had the SKILLS to do it. Had I been in her situatiion and had the skills I would have helped on the flight. But if you asked me to donate my time on a regular basis to help people like him I would be less inclined to do it, because the cost to me would be higher.

[@oahuhawaii2141]

I learned the ASL hand gestures for the alphabet when I was a kid. I did it for fun, and signed a few words for fun with my siblings. But we only did it during one long, hot summer. It has been decades since that time, and I've forgotten most of the gestures. It isn't hard to relearn it.

[@toomuchiridium]

*"It's not wierd Clara, it's good."*

[@LifesPeachy321]

People don't like to be bothered even if it's to help someone. She's a beautiful person...inside and out!

[@briankoz6622]

She was raised wonderfully. Kudos to her parents.

[@satanmessenger361]

Claire you have a lot of understanding for people with a disability maybe is your purpose in life help people you are very kind young lady

[@saraijuarez4195]

Jesus Christ loves you !!! So much that he took up the cross and died for our sins. See I was once lost, pretending to be happy but dying inside, smoking to forget the feeling of emptiness I felt within. As I ran a long with the world , denying what Jesus did on that cross. nevertheless his grace and mercy reached me one day when I was on the verge of taking my life. He gave me a new name, opened up my eyes and changed my whole entire life. Never was I the same again. And he can do that with you as well. Just let him inside your heart. I love you and will be praying for you ❤️

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHs]

marisol juarez praise daddy Lucifer

[@emibot16]

PabloThePabo um wut

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

@Mr. Goodbar like anyone else people earn that.

[@SusanBrooks-g1p]

No...anyone would NOT ❤have done that...that's why this young lady is BLESSED

[@cheercrazee1]

I don't think this young lady realizes just how much she did. And not just anyone would've done it. Wonderful young woman

[@BaconNuke]

That is how it should be, she just.. helped and didn't think it was a big thing, which makes it even bigger

[@Michael65429]

This young woman knows the definition of "love thy neighbor", something that's lost on a lot of people today.

[@Margalus]

What a great girl. If she isn't being humble it would be sad to think that she is naive enough to think that this is something that "anyone would do," sadly that isn't the case. She deserves the praise she is getting.

[@coelacanth9821]

she's just humble, but *wishes* that were the case.

[@chanchiracharoenram4166]

"Don't try to be different. Just BE GOOD. To be good is different enough" -Arthur Freed-

[@annettewood2147]

Very nice

[@Michael65429]

Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Her light shines brighter than most people!

[@steverockey7125]

She said anyone would have done it. I disagree, it takes someone with a good heart to want to help someone. What a fantastic lady, a great example to us all.

[@paulkane7771]

An exemplary young woman!

[@nimuefate8652]

There is a deaf worker at my local Walmart (very sweet woman). I've 'chatted' with her a few times even though I am still a noob at ASL (the smile she had when she realized I knew ASL was priceless).One day I was looking for a travel size detergent and couldn't find it. I saw her next to me and got her attention. One of her coworkers tried to step in but stopped when he saw me signing to her. A customer said it was amazing. I looked at her and asked, "Why?" when I worked at McDonald's I had a deaf customer and she smiled when I signed my name and signed a bit with the order. I also currently have a deaf coworker who is helping me learn more.

[@shelleecraig2909]

Nimue Fate sorry it’s been a year since you commented but I just saw this video. Does she still work at your local Walmart

[@hollywarehouse7938]

What a great kid-“HE WAS LONELY AND WANTED TO TALK😍” One letter at a time, they had a complete conversation👏🏽👏🏽 AWESOME JOB 👍🏽

[@StephanieJ777]

“He was just lonely and wanted to talk...they talked for an hour.” A teenager can talk to any random stranger for an hour easily! 😂💖💖

[@XpVersusVista]

haha i couldn't even talk to my classmates at that age for an hour, let alone a stranger 😂 But when i was younger, in elementary school, i always went to a fence with a big dog that liked me to pet him. one day an old man with a cane came by on a stroll and started talking to me about the dog. I kept going there over and over again to pet the dog and talk to the old man for easily an hour or more. Turns out the man was a world war 2 veteran and was shot 5 times in total. He lived in the building right next to the one with the dog and always took a walk around the block. Such a great guy. One day he didn't turn up anymore sadly, i guess either he passed or his health deteriorated too much. Thanks that you made me think about this, the memories of that time make me happy :)

[@alexrennison8070]

The proceeding decades would be better if more youth spent time with their elders. They seldom do anymore. The Western societies need our youth to humble themselves before the traditional wisdom of the ages as much as possible! It's a wonderful thing :)

[@TehyaMai]

@@XpVersusVista And you would have made that gentleman happy just sharing your time with him. Thank you for being kind and considerate to an elderly person.

[@LegoCityFilms]

Not true but...okay?

[@beekay5914]

Easy? She has to use her hands, not her mouth

[@JohnDoe8751]

Two angels

[@Valkonnen]

She's a real living angel.

[@steelhorse14701]

that is proof there are angels among us, and her name is claire. bless you dear

[@Naughtystimpy]

? I thought her name is Clara lmao

[@ZanarGaming]

I hope the girl will marry someone that will make her very happy her whole life, that's the least she deserves, a very good hearted woman

[@marswithoutdays5939]

Good hearted kid/girl, not woman.

[@rgnk.l1173]

@@marswithoutdays5939 nonetheless, she will become a very kind hearted, high spirited woman ✨

[@esqueue]

@@myknittingblog 95% of no species is good hearted.

[@secondarycontainment4727]

@@esqueue you support terrorism.

[@helenamcginty4920]

I just hope she has a happy life. My life has been wonderful. Im not rich or famous. I am not nor ever wanted to be, married. That might have something to do with my contentment. 😂

[@karvak1492]

BIG respect.

[@ironimp1]

She clearly is a good person, but I agree with her when she suggests that anyone (well most people) would have done this if they were able to.

[@suqmaddiqq]

I think most people would've liked the thought of helping but I don't think that most people would've ACTUALLY helped, regardless of whether they could or not.

[@annie2813]

@@suqmaddiqq yeah it takes confidence a lot of it

[@spacelemur7955]

Agreed. I will assist strangers in need if I can. I don't know signing, though. Maybe I should learn the basics.

[@seanlavelle103]

People like that girl r amazing. She brought comfort to a man that cant see or hear. Thats a fantastic news story

[@t-bonena3609]

Beautiful. Maybe she could teach what she knows. Kindness and knowledge is a beautiful thing.

[@wmweeza]

There are fingerspelling lessons here on KZbin and a thousand other places online, it's not hard but takes time

[@kathyturner6177]

It’s scary enough to be lost on your own now imagine being on a plane and not being able to see or hear. Thank god for this angle that came to help. The way she looked at him made me feel better about the world today. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@klg6917]

I will say, I give so much props to my elementary school, Galatas Elementary School in the Woodlands, Texas, because in 2002 ish we would be sitting down in the gym waiting for our bus to be called, and the teachers would use that time to teach us the sign language alphabet. We did it every afternoon and I STILL, 20 years later remember 90% of it. Thank you

[@stuartnickolas503]

True education right there. I'm jealous.

[@andrew9152]

WHAT A COINCIDENCE i go to conroe isd currently

[@JW-vi2nh]

When my younger sister was born she had a lot of trouble with her ears, was constantly in and out of surgery with terrible ear infections. My mom was certain that she would end up losing her hearing so she spent years using Sesame Street books to teach me and my brother basic sign language so that, when the inevitable happened, we'd be able to communicate with her. Fortunately, my sister didn't lose her hearing, although she still has trouble with her ears and doesn't hear 100% normally, but you'd better believe that I still remember the majority of what I learned over 30 years ago.

[@lotsaluck721]

That’s fantastic...he will remember that his whole life...you will be seen in heaven...trust me

[@katyasilitch4539]

For the young woman who assisted: I hope you will soon realize that you have a great and rare gift: compassion. I hope you will continue to develop this most valuable gift.

[@Norwegian733]

Can see it in her eyes that she likes people. And this gentleman

[@michaelgaley9532]

Her heart outshines her physical beauty what a graceful young lady, well done dearest.

[@maryjones0147]

Kudos to your parents Clara, and thanks for being such an example of how a beautiful human being is supposed to be.

[@OneCatShortOfCrazy]

Woman posts "in this time of awfulness, there are still good people". I think "oh this must have happened now in 2020". Look at date. Oh sweet innocent naive 2018.

[@Truth72500]

Coronavirus dont get sick now Smurks

[@lucyjanebk8824]

Triple X thats not true over 400k people gave died and you are disregarding it all and oushing science out of your line of sight?

[@theconcan2753]

you think finger spelling would have happened in CCP virus times?

[@theconcan2753]

@@lucyjanebk8824 you can remove roughly 25% of that number still 300 000 elderly people dying is due to policies such as Rachel Levines, which she knew which is why she moved her own mother out of the nursing home before enacting her death policy. Also on the topic of numbers pakistan is the cleanest and most sanitary place according to people who like to use the numbers for their narrative, only they forget to mention that pakistan isnt prone to testing in the first place which is why their numbers are so increadibly low. Even from the study published in new york times upwards of 75% are likely to be false positives which makes sense if you know anything about viral loads and how PCR tests are conducted ontop of what i myself have observed at work. where out of 25 people tested positive only 4 actually had CCP virus symptoms of no taste nor smell, 4 were completely symptom free and never got sick and the rest just had the regular anual cold.

[@lucyjanebk8824]

@concan why do you care so much?

[@RasikRajguru]

Well done. We need more like her. and more to learn sign language.

[@Bananadiva1]

What an amazing young woman. Teens these days get such a bad reputation and such negativity aimed at them.

[@Existentialnausea]

When kindness is so rare, people are shocked when it happens.

[@Julian-zy1em]

God has a special place in heaven for that young lady...not everyone would have done that...notice no one else knew what to do....Godspeed young lady!!!

[@notsudomanu37]

He's a Warrior and she's a Angel! Proud of them both🙏

[@honestmom1958]

I used to work with deaf-blind children. And I learned so much from them. Met a few deaf-blind adults and it amazes me how they can quickly spell out words letter by letter! The world is filled with amazing people with different gifts. Let's love and appreciate them all.

[@rollastoney]

Damn she’s really pretty. Kind hearted girl, may she have a lot of positivity in her future:)

[@JF32304]

She's absolutely adorable!!

[@garymittelstadt7821]

Not anyone, young lady. But, you did! Bless you, and I hope you are able to maintain your big heart and kindness all the days of your life!

[@steelionx9255]

She was a teen that could have easily said, "oh no. An old person. And even worse: he's both blind and deaf!". Thank God Almighty that this teen had one of the biggest hearts ever!

[@robertwagner2079]

Thank you Clara, I am neither blind nor deaf but I am human and love seeing people be kind to others.

[@edithbannerman4]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@curtis.eflush7879]

i'm not talking age, but she has a beautiful soul.

[@jbbloom2710]

A beautiful girl with a beautiful heart!!

[@nasandave]

As much as Clara is a wonderful person and has a beautiful heart, we must also acknowledge her parents for doing such a great job teaching her great values and morals. Well done Clara, and well done mom and dad.

[@fruitloops0167]

well i mean we didnt see her parents , im sure they are very proud , but alot of bad parents raise kids who are the most kind .

[@AycerKareem]

She's like an angel on an airplane.

[@rann_004_ASMR]

I feel happy seeing beautiful good people like her.....

[@steveroth5484]

God bless her heart.

[@leighocities]

My grandma is blind and deaf, but I always do the same thing whenever I see her!! She’s great to have conversations with :)

[@d.c.barker]

A man in his condition should not be traveling alone. Thank you Clara for being there and helping him.

[@milicamilic7433]

Why not? I'm sure his family and friends wouldn't have let him do the trip if he didn't have skills to do so. There are many rehab services to teach people how to live independently with sensory and other disabilities. Even if he doesn't have family or friends, someone in his life had to have said ok I will let this happen because it he has training

[@milicamilic7433]

Not saying it wasn't kind of her to help, but people with disabilities can get sensitive about topics of independence

[@Asdfgqedfglo]

Wow, she’s stunning. And has a good heart. Good for her.

[@robnewman6101]

21st Century Kindness & Helpingful.

[@TexasbyStorm]

This child has a beautiful spirit. Her parents should be very proud of her.

[@elbarto3802]

what a beautiful young lady. All Americans should follow this young woman's kindness......xoxo

[@aur9035]

Wym americans? _Everyone_ should follow her.

[@richard6440]

@@aur9035 everyone does , in the rest of the world :).................americans would have to holster their guns before they could sign , and yes, i AM having a dig at americans.