Simply means you care

 

Being a Nice Guy, doesn't mean you are a push over. It also doesn't mean you are easy to manipulate or take advantage of. No, being a Nice Guy simply means you care, have no time to get mad at the small stuff, and you think of the world in larger terms than self. And despite living in the shadow of the bad guys and paying for mistakes you didn't make, you hold on sometimes more than you should, but when you can no longer, you move on because it's the right thing to do. ~Eugene Nathaniel Butler

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  1. Jayesh Thakkar

    October 4, 2014

    Excellent. Have a good day Jendhamuni Sos.

  2. Kishan Sondarva

    October 4, 2014

    Nice pic of water falls nd vry nice thought my frn Jen…

  3. Alicia Calimlim

    October 4, 2014

    Surely nice words have a beautiful weekend my sister Jen

  4. Dodong Pilapil

    October 4, 2014

    Wonderful falls, nice & beautiful…

  5. Amir l

    October 4, 2014

    Ok!

  6. Mercy Makena

    October 4, 2014

    God creation is perfect, thank you father of heaven

  7. Gabby Eger

    October 4, 2014

    Wow it so beautiful

  8. lubia riyaz

    October 4, 2014

    i hate water but it is nice

  9. Sajida Rizwan

    October 4, 2014

    Very nice exhibition of nature

  10. ageza bello

    October 4, 2014

    I wish more guys would read this because most guys feel like there soing good but they really suck..

  11. Danny Gregorio

    October 5, 2014

    Very beautiful view and nice words too. Thankd Jend. Goodmorning!!

  12. yiming hu

    October 5, 2014

    Good night, beautiful landscapes ~ ~ ~ Greetings

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