Rosa N.
Rosa has been at BS since 2021. She usually works on celebrity-based articles and personal life stories because she loves digging into narratives and making them come alive through writing. Besides being a BS writer, Rosa also takes on other editorial projects, picking up some useful skills along the way. Reading and writing have always been her go-to hobbies, and Rosa's dream is to turn them into a full-fledged journalism career.

14 Moments That Prove the World Runs on Kindness, Not Cruelty

14 Moments That Prove the World Runs on Kindness, Not Cruelty
People
3 hours ago

We scroll past a thousand tragedies a day, but somehow the stories that gut us most are the ones where someone just...shows up. Not with grand gestures, but with the kind of quiet empathy that reminds us the world isn’t completely broken. Here are 14 real moments where compassion crept in through the cracks, especially in families, stepparents, and the messy relationships we don’t always know how to fix.

I Refuse to Be Blamed for a $45K Payroll Mistake

I Refuse to Be Blamed for a $45K Payroll Mistake
People
9 hours ago

When an accounting mistake lands in your lap, do you keep it quiet, or is it just corporate incompetence getting exactly what it deserves? This office worker noticed something was very wrong with his paycheck and chose the silence. What followed turned a routine job into a tense workplace dilemma that still doesn’t have an easy answer.

12 Times Office Kindness Brought a New Spirit to the Team

12 Times Office Kindness Brought a New Spirit to the Team
People
3 days ago

In today’s fast-paced workplace, empathy and kindness are often overlooked but these real workplace stories show how powerful they can be. From small acts of understanding to unexpected moments of support, these experiences highlight how compassion at work can change lives and remind us that every coworker is human, fighting battles we can’t see.

15 Stories That Show Quiet Kindness Is the Strength the World Needs Most

15 Stories That Show Quiet Kindness Is the Strength the World Needs Most
People
4 days ago

We live in a world held together by invisible threads: small moments of kindness that no one films or applauds. These 15 stories capture the quiet empathy that changes everything: a stranger’s kindness, a gentle word at the right time, and someone choosing to care when they didn’t have to. This is proof that the world doesn’t run on noise; it runs on hearts.

15 Moments That Show Kindness Is a Quiet Power We Need

15 Moments That Show Kindness Is a Quiet Power We Need
People
4 days ago

Every act of kindness plants seeds we may never see bloom, but they grow nonetheless. Sometimes it takes years, even decades, for the truth to surface. These 15 real stories prove that empathy, generosity, and quiet goodness eventually return to us, often when we need them most.

12 Quiet Acts of Kindness That Hit Harder Than Any Grand Gesture

12 Quiet Acts of Kindness That Hit Harder Than Any Grand Gesture
People
5 days ago

Big gestures get the headlines. Quiet ones change people. In a world that feels increasingly loud, distracted, and short on patience, these small moments of empathy, compassion, and love often slip by unnoticed, but they linger far longer than any viral act. The stories below aren’t about heroes or grand speeches. They’re about ordinary people, brief moments, and subtle kindness that quietly reshape how someone sees the world.

10+ Quiet Acts of Kindness That Took Years to Reveal Their True Meaning

10+ Quiet Acts of Kindness That Took Years to Reveal Their True Meaning
People
5 days ago

You do something small. Help a stranger. Give someone a second chance. Then you forget about it completely. Years later, they come back. And suddenly you realize that a forgettable moment changed their entire life. These are real stories where simple acts of empathy and compassion took years to reveal their true impact.

10+ Stepparents Who Became Safe Harbors for Their Stepchildren

10+ Stepparents Who Became Safe Harbors for Their Stepchildren

Blended families are messy, awkward, and rarely work the way people imagine. Stepparents aren’t automatically loved, trusted, or even tolerated, and most of the time, they know it. These stories aren’t about perfect parenting or instant bonds. They’re about small, quiet moments where compassion, empathy, and basic human decency changed the dynamic.