strangers tell me their life stories

Maybe they just need someone to listen. They might feel that you have a friendly face or a non - judgmental aura. Also, sometimes people are eager to share their experiences without caring much about who the listener is.

Well, sometimes strangers tell you their life story because they feel a sense of anonymity with you. They think they may never see you again, so they can freely pour out their feelings and experiences without fearing judgment from people they know well.

I saw two strangers on a train. One was an elderly man who seemed a bit lost. Another young stranger offered to help him find his destination. They ended up chatting the whole journey, sharing stories about their lives. It was really heartwarming to see how kindness can bridge the gap between strangers.

Maybe they just need someone to listen and you happened to be there. Some people are more open and might feel comfortable sharing with a random person.

Sure. One day I was carrying a lot of groceries and dropped one of the bags. A stranger immediately stopped, picked up the items for me and helped me carry the bags to my car. It was such a simple act but really made my day.

Just listen. Give them your full attention and don't interrupt.

I'm not entirely sure which 'the strangers real life story' you mean. It could be a story of strangers who met by chance and ended up changing each other's lives. For instance, a traveler lost in a foreign city and a local stranger who guided him around, showing him hidden gems of the city and through that, a deep friendship was formed.

Maybe they just need to let it all out and a stranger seems like a non-judgmental listener.

Well, the friends and strangers story might be about how friends can sometimes act like strangers. There are situations where long - time friends grow apart. Maybe one friend moves to a different city and they gradually lose touch. When they meet again after a long time, they feel like strangers. They have to re - acquaint themselves with each other's new lives, new hobbies, and different outlooks. It shows how relationships can change over time and distance, and that the bond of friendship needs to be nurtured to avoid becoming strangers again.

Once, I was at a bus stop. A stranger, an old lady, was there too. She had a bunch of flowers. She started talking to me about how she grew those flowers herself. She told me she was going to visit her husband's grave and leave the flowers there. It was a simple yet touching story about love and remembrance.