A stranger tipped me 740 moons. Here's how it changed my perspective.

I recently got into a conversation with a kind gentleman who ended up sending me 740 moons. It was a neighbourly gesture and reminded me that a kind act can go a long way. What moved me even more was the fact that he sent his whole balance, too.

Of course, I couldn't take it knowing that there are many on this sub who need it a lot more than me, so I sent them back. Although, I didn't end up benefitting from a monetary perspective, it undoubtedly helped broaden my moral perspective. I'm not sure if he'd want me to mention his name, but I'm sure if this post gains some traction he will see it. If you're reading this, thank you again friend - your one gesture was enough for me to think a little better.

Like all of you here, I too was keenly awaiting the arrival of my moons last week. Moons aren't worth that much at the moment and I'm waiting for them to moon in the future; however, even at their current price to someone in this sub, they are valuable. Point being, it doesn't hurt to tip someone 10 moons, as to you that $0.60 may be worth less than a can of coke, but to someone else it could be the equivalent of a day's work.

I have since cleared most of my moons too and hope that some of you will shine some of that moonlight onto others. Love.