Is it normal to give 20 dollars to a young homeless girl?
i was in the city and I saw a young homeless girl sitting on the side of the street. She really didn't look any older than 25. The first time I passed by her, she was eating something. I passed by her about half an hour later and she was just sitting in the same exact spot looking down at people's shoes as they walked by and it was really cold and she did have a jacket but I just felt bad for her. She wasn't looking up at anyone or anything and seemed so sad. I got behind a building and watched her for 2-3 minutes. No one was helping her, some people were looking at her but nothing more. I decided to give her 20 dollars because I figured she probably doesn't make that much on average week or maybe even month. I just put the money in her hand and said "you need this more than I do" and walked away. Immediately after I did that, I felt very nervous about how she would judge me or what her reaction would be, and I was too scared to look at her even though I wanted to. It was just that I see homeless people all the time but I never help them. It was only because she was young, female, and good looking that I felt more sorry for her than I would if it was someone else. I actually felt a little guilty about that. I mean I didn't know anything about her, she could have made some very choices in life or she was a terrible person or something like that, but just based on her appearance I thought that whatever had happened for her to get into this situation was all an accident or misfortune and it wasn't who she truly was. IIN?