"I Want to Help": People Flock to a High Schooler's Post

The heartwarming concern of a high school student has moved many people to step up and offer their help.

A second-year high school student, known as Student A, posted a question asking how to wash the work clothes of his father, who had stopped running a business and started working at a construction site in June of last year.

Student A explained that his father's clothes, socks, and shoes had a strong odor during the summer that would not easily go away even when he used plenty of detergent, and asked for advice.

In particular, he added that although his father didn't say anything, he seemed to feel sorry about the smell, prompting the student to ask for tips on how workers at construction sites manage their gear.

In response to the thoughtful student's post, netizens rushed to offer advice.

Beyond sharing laundry tips, many reached out with offers to directly send deodorizers, socks, and safety shoes.

A few days later, Student A posted an update expressing his gratitude, saying he had received so much help that he couldn't possibly accept it all.

Later, sharing an update that he had worked part-time during the school break and gained a small glimpse into his father's hard work, he expressed once again his gratitude to the adults who helped him, adding that when he becomes an adult, he wants to be someone who never walks past another person's difficulties.

(Source: Threads)
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