Is being nice actually stopping us from being truly kind?
Prioritizing niceness often prevents true kindness by substituting superficial harmony for authentic care. Being nice is typically a transactional, fear-based behavior focused on being agreeable and avoiding conflict, whereas being kind is a selfless, courageous act focused on another person’s long-term well-being. What Does The KJV Bible Say? Theology, psychology, and philosophy suggests that being “nice” …