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Talk to (Some) Strangers MAG
Many people don’t take the time to be courteous. Frances, author of “Talk to (Some) Strangers,” does a good job of portraying our world. I like that she took the time to write this piece and share her experience of thinking about saving a stranger’s life but being paralyzed by fear and indecision.
After reading this story, I thought of the times I have passed by someone instead of reaching out to help. Many times we look the other way instead of lending a hand because of discomfort. It makes you wonder why helping someone is so difficult.
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