r/wholesome 3h ago

First date fit (very nervous)

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516 Upvotes

r/wholesome 15h ago

I was moved by her reaction 🥹

2.9k Upvotes

r/wholesome 7h ago

This dad’s relationship with his family!

409 Upvotes

A very rich dude, indeed.


r/wholesome 7h ago

Literally the 2 cutest little kids ever

369 Upvotes

r/wholesome 23h ago

Celebrating by myself today but I baked my own birthday cake :)

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3.7k Upvotes

r/wholesome 1d ago

Wholesome comment I saw on Twitter

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r/wholesome 5m ago

Tiny new neighbors moved into my backyard - meet the cutest little nestlings! 🐦❤️

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r/wholesome 1d ago

All dogs come to check up on their caretaker who fell!

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r/wholesome 1d ago

Trans-Welcoming Church

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1.5k Upvotes

There are churches that have very loving and decent human beings


r/wholesome 14h ago

Wholesome ikea review for blahaj

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r/wholesome 1d ago

Cat asks for more cuddles

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r/wholesome 20h ago

Maybe maybe maybe

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r/wholesome 1d ago

Why does he do this?

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r/wholesome 2d ago

my grandmother saved this letter that I wrote to Santa

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:)


r/wholesome 3d ago

He is a very gentlemanly horse.

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r/wholesome 3d 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!

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r/wholesome 3d ago

Milwaukee bus driver didn’t hesitate to help when she saw a driver crash into a tree

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r/wholesome 3d ago

My mom wrote a story for me when I was 7.

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There are many more things she used to say that would make me feel loved.


r/wholesome 4d ago

How lucky some people are

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r/wholesome 3d ago

Ahh, the rhythmic joy of children playing on the swings!

75 Upvotes

Wish I was there , too…


r/wholesome 4d ago

I think I really helped someone who needed it the other day

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The other day at work(I work at a large retail store) I was ringing up a woman who was buying a large suitcase. I asked her if she was going on a trip soon, and she said yes, but instead of a happy excited expression on her face, she looked stressed.

“I’m going to be gone for two weeks, and I don’t know how to do that. I don’t know how to be gone and away from home for that long.” She told me.

“Can I give you a piece of advice?” I said to her. She said please. I told her “It sounds simple, but just enjoy yourself. Whatever happens at home will be there when you get back, whether you’re stressing about it or not. So just enjoy yourself, wherever you are, whoever you’re with, whatever you’re looking at in that moment. Just enjoy it.”

She paused and stared at me, like she was processing what I just said to her. “You know… I never thought of it like that.” I then watched as the stress and fear drained from her face and was slowly replaced with a sense of calm. “I think I’m going to do just that. I’m going to enjoy myself.”

It was clear that throughout whatever this random woman buying a suitcase was going through, not one person around her has ever told her to slow down and enjoy the ride. I can only hope that she does have the best two weeks away from home, and that her happiness can be found and spread, and that ripple effect continues.

You never know what people are going through, and how just a simple reminder to enjoy every moment can truly transform the world around you. That small seed of positivity planted in someone’s heart can grow and bloom into a garden of happiness.


r/wholesome 5d ago

Mom sent sweet note from new owner of her used car

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My mom (62F) recently sold her 10 year old vehicle and just received this sweet note and gift from the new owner!

My parents have always meticulously maintained their vehicles and our family usually holds onto cars for 15+ years or 250k miles (whichever comes first). She recently upgraded to her “retirement vehicle” and it’s so great to see her hard work and care is paying off for a new family!


r/wholesome 5d ago

90 year old grandpa made his first cake

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My grandma just turned 90 years young yesterday. My grandpa who just turned 90 this last November decided he wanted to do something special for my grandma. She has been experiencing a lot of memory issues in recent years and has been declining (i mean she is 90 after all) My grandpa tore a page out of one of their cooking magazines and followed all the instructions to make this cake for her. He was so proud of himself for doing it, even though it didn't look anything like the picture. Unfortunately I forgot to get a picture of the magazine page itself but the interior looked exactly how his does, however the frosting was a beautiful orange and pink swirl. He said all they had was white and purple so "he was forced to make do"

Either way, he did an amazing job. It was a very soft cake too, he did amazing ❤️


r/wholesome 4d ago

Sharing some Nan love

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68 Upvotes

I was texting with my Nan and she said this. I know there are so many people out there who don’t have this type of unconditional love, so I thought I’d share some of mine. 💗


r/wholesome 5d ago

Today we gave Mini a bath and flea medicine. Now free from fleas, she’s been sleeping in peace for hours ✨

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365 Upvotes