Foley, Minnesota
“If you are kind, people may accuse you of ulterior motives,” Mother Teresa wrote as part of “Anyway,” a poem she wrote. “Be kind anyway.”
While the overall quote presents an argument for good and follows with some potential perception difficulties, it exhorts us to do good anyway. Similarly, this part of the quote speaks to kindness, presents a potential difficulty and offers direction, which is to be kind anyway.
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