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How far should one go to help and when is it invading privacy. I've always wondered about what should really happen. Here are a couple of examples You overhear some random people trying to figure out which train they should get and which one will take them to the correct destination. If you help them, will they be pleased you helped them sort it out or be angry you were eavesdropping? With friends, if you can tell they are feeling down, and you keep pushing to find out what's wrong, is this really trying to help them feel better or will it just make them feel worse in the long run? See what some of you think of these examples. Have fun

well, what was meant to be an ordinary day out with a friend turned a bit weird at the end lol! I ended up cycling in the glorious sunshine from the Medway Towns down to Dover. Left at 9:30 and finished at 4:45 However I got home and realised i needed to phone so went to look for it and couldn't find it first i tried ringing it from the home phone and got no answer and i realised i must have left it on a train somewhere. Got quite frustrated and rung the phone and it kept being diverted so someone must have picked it up, and then it went straight through to answerphone so whoever had it had turned off the phone. I cycled to the station an

End of the holidays have come, and i got my a level results which to be honest weren't all that brilliant. i've spent the last three weeks stuck at home ordering tons of audio and video software for recording the upcoming talent shows. I've also drafted in two workers to run the audio and second camera.  We have a run through, not this monday but next monday and then the shows start properly on the 27th September. Erm, i'm also doing a few days a week employed by school creating music tech tutorials and helping teach the yr 12 yr 13 music tech classes which is fun! weekdays i'm doing little projects to do with photography and video. I'm als