Small rant/story

So before I start the rant, the first picture was my before avatar, the second one is my after, anyways here's the story I'm here to tell you all

So I'm currently 15 turning 16 this year, and I've always played Roblox for as long as I could remember. Throughout my life, I have never once had Robux, at least not enough to buy me an avatar. I went like this for years and years. As I got older, people started being rude towards me for being poor. I asked my parents for Robux but they had always said no, and I didn't understand at the time. Over time, I started learning that my parents were always struggling, so I never asked questions anymore and started dealing with it. A few days ago, I started playing a game called Death Note, which was based off of the anime. Me and him started hanging out and playing the game so much and we had so much fun. A day or so later, aka Saturday, we made matching Death Note avatars on Catalogue Avatar Creator. He made L/Ryuzaki while I made Light Yagami/Kira. He bought his avatar and wanted me to buy mine, I then got explained to him how I can't buy it for the reasons I already listed above. He understood and told me to make a 300 Robux game pass, then go into Please Donate. After we did so, he proceeded to donate me those 300 Robux (180 after the taxing) and today it finally came in and I was able to make my first ever avatar. I didn't ask for it, he just did it because he wanted to and also posted on his YT and TT asking people to donate to me, which actually worked. I could never be happier because of him. I can actually play games without ppl calling me out for being poor, and we're now also matching as the two main characters in Death Note.

Sorry if this was long, but I hope you guys enjoyed, I genuinely cried because this has never happened to me. I've never had Robux before and one nice guy changed that, I will never forget this action and will treasure him as my friend forever. I hope there will be more people like this in the future towards other people who can't afford Robux.