I like the misty morning.

Hello, my dear friends, I would like to wish you all good greetings in the community of @FreeCompliments.
I find this winter season very comfortable. The whole atmosphere of cold morning breeze, light fog, and silence contributes to some of the sense of well-being. This is the time not only of nature, but also the time of a softening of the hearts of people. So I figured, I would write something about winter and you out here in this wonderful community you live in.

I personally like this community as everybody respects one another with very little effort. Here there is no rivalry with anyone, there is no reckoning who is good and who is bad. It was just good words, sincerity and a touch of laughter. Frankly speaking, there are hardly any places where people are significant as people.

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In my opinion, each individual is beautiful in his/her own manner. Perhaps not everyone talks, some just lead a very normal life. Still, that does not make them less significant. It is these little things that make you special; your behavior, your mind, your patience. You do not know it yourself, but some other person knows it.
Many individuals are lonely, depressed and silent in themselves during winter. A good word may be a magic one at these moments. It might be a very little compliment and yet it could alter the entire day of somebody. That is what is the prettiest thing in this community.
In my personal experience, I believe that it is much easier to live when people spend a moment to show them the good side. We find ourselves observing our own errors more often, and forgetting our own merits. That you make the attempt, that you live, is a very big thing.

Today is a winter day, and I would like to state the idea that you are a good enough person being what you are. You need not be anything like anyone. This place is beautiful because of your presence. I admire all the people, in this neighborhood, since this is where people make people feel good, no conditions.
People also need some good word like the winter that craves a bit of warmness. And it does precisely this here.