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human
CMV: When someone does something nice for someone else, their reason for doing it doesn’t matter, even if it’s selfish.

I’ve had conversations with friends and family members about this and I am unable to convince others of my viewpoint as well as unable to accept theirs, so perhaps someone can convince me of theirs.

If someone does something nice for another, such as buy a homeless person a meal, build a school for a poor community or donate to a charity, I could care less why their doing it because there’s still an end benefit for the person in need. I would even encourage people to brag about doing good things and society be okay with bragging about doing good things because then others will have more reason to do these things.

Edit: to clarify, I’m talking about someone or some organization doing good (actually doing good, not something that looks good, but is a deception) and uses that action for social, monetary and/or political gain. No, I do not think feeding a homeless person tainted food is a good thing.
gpt
What about someone who only does nice things so they can demand reciprocity later on? If you learn about "love bombing" in the context of narcissists/abusive relationships you will find that some people do "nice" things with the intent to make their target feel trapped or like they owe the person something. These acts of service may look like they benefit the target on the surface, but the cost is nowhere near worth whatever is gained.