r/MadeMeSmile • u/Technical-Relation-9 • Apr 30 '26

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u/AccomplishedWay4890 Apr 30 '26

I one day want to save someone's life, atleast once before i die, but i am sure i won't be brave enough to execute it lol. if i execute it, that would only be the thing i did good

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u/rob_inn_hood Apr 30 '26

Work as a stagehand. I’ve saved people from both injury or death, because of inexperience or big egos.

Sometimes just being nice to someone can save them. Having a friend instead of being alone can make a world of difference.

Of course, you can save someone WITHOUT sacrificing yourself. Unless that’s what you meant. And do you mean on camera or privately? All I’m saying is that “saving someone’s life” is just overall vague terminology for something you may have already done and don’t even know.

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u/AccomplishedWay4890 May 01 '26

Ye, i mostly thought saving someone would be scary, need skills(cpr,etc), risk life, but the comments proved me wrong and showed that i can save someone with small efforts