Soul Value Extraction
What is kindness?
Kindness is not niceness. The latter is pleasant and cheap, only offered by those who are unable or unwilling to tell people what they actually need to hear. Kindness is frequently inconvenient, and it might even hurt at first, but it's aimed at providing the best possible outcome for those who wouldn't be able to help themselves. You are probably the person people tell things to. You often find yourself feeling someone's discomfort and wanting to figure out how to fix things almost out of instinct.
The shadow of one's soul
Kindness defends everyone except the person holding it, and will call that a virtue. The Kind who don't set healthy boundaries more often than not find themselves spent for someone else's sake, even though not everyone might deserve it. It also hides. Kindness is a very comfortable place to put avoidance: an unhealthy Kind will often disregard their own needs, being willing to take on the pain for everyone else, as if martyrdom were something to aspire to.
Often confused with patience
Patience and Kindness have a few things in common: both trust that time can make things better, but the former concerns itself with time and how it's spent, the latter with alleviating and preventing pain. The Patient will often remain near people who might ask for help, but wait for them to make the first move; the Kind will simply go ahead and offer their help regardless.
Your second-strongest virtue is PERSEVERANCE, at 76%.
Due to PERSEVERANCE's ability to keep going even in the face of difficulties, the persevering Kind will make sure to see any task taken on for the sake of someone else through to the end. While this may be admirable, the tendency to do it for other people more than for themselves may prove negative for the persevering Kind in the long term.
Your lowest virtue is determination (32%). Of course, no one can be perfect at everything.
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