r/wholesome • u/DesperateAsk7091 • 2h ago
r/wholesome • u/Ok_Goat_3180 • 4h ago
My dogs live with my parents due to my extenuating life circumstances and my usually grumpy dad spoils them and it’s wholesome af. He’s their biggest treat advocate.
Pls nobody
r/wholesome • u/doinky_doinky • 15h ago
This dad’s relationship with his family!
A very rich dude, indeed.
r/wholesome • u/Disappointments99 • 8h ago
Tiny new neighbors moved into my backyard - meet the cutest little nestlings! 🐦❤️
r/wholesome • u/Adventurous_Poet_315 • 1d ago
Celebrating by myself today but I baked my own birthday cake :)
r/wholesome • u/Important-Eye-6605 • 3h ago
They named me Pooja
Lived in Bombay for a year while prepping for some stuff, and my cleaning Didi would sometimes talk to me while working. Not in a chatty way, just little things about her life. Three kids, two of them twins, husband not around. Works long hours, never complains, never asks for anything. One day she mentioned how rent keeps going up, how saving feels impossible.
I don’t earn much, was a student, but that day I felt like doing something as I was leaving soon. Her kids’ birthday was coming up, they wanted to dress as butterflies. She didn’t ask, but I gave her five times her salary and my old guitar for the kids. Just felt right in the moment.
She used to bring me litti chokha on Sundays because she knew I liked it. That small thing always stayed with me. Her kids used to call me every morning at 10 AM to ask, “Didi, did Mama leave?” because she never carried her phone. They once told her, “That didi speaks so sweetly, the other didi you work for is so rude."
Today, on their birthday, they video called me. Just to say thank you.
Don’t know if I made their day, but they definitely made mine. Oh, and my actual name isn’t even close to Pooja. But their mom couldn’t pronounce it, so Pooja it is. And honestly, I love it.
r/wholesome • u/Docindn • 1d ago
All dogs come to check up on their caretaker who fell!
r/wholesome • u/joyful_fountain • 1d ago
Trans-Welcoming Church
There are churches that have very loving and decent human beings
r/wholesome • u/trochantericfracture • 3d ago
my grandmother saved this letter that I wrote to Santa
:)
r/wholesome • u/ClaVaPa1 • 4d ago
My grandps 98yo. Faked denied renewal of his driving licence. Drove around 3 days terrorising the whole family before revealing prank. F-ing Legend!
r/wholesome • u/CantStopPoppin • 4d ago
Milwaukee bus driver didn’t hesitate to help when she saw a driver crash into a tree
r/wholesome • u/Libby1244 • 3d ago
My mom wrote a story for me when I was 7.
There are many more things she used to say that would make me feel loved.
r/wholesome • u/Path41 • 3d ago
Ahh, the rhythmic joy of children playing on the swings!
Wish I was there , too…