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Okay... I wanted to ponder this question. Why are some people kind, and others are not? Is it possible to learn to be kind? Does a person's kindness depend on the number of hardships they face in life, on the one hand? And on the other hand, if a person has no hardships, does that make them kinder? What gives a person the strength to be kind? Is a person born with a "gene" for kindness, or does upbringing play a decisive role in learning to be kind? Is there a difference between a "well-mannered" person and a "kind" person, and who is better?
Pasha, in your case, it's easy, just change your last name to DOBROvin – that's it.