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Is It Better to Be Kind or Nice?

Summary by Verywell Mind
Plus, how to tell the differenceHinterhaus Productions / Getty / Verywell MindEver heard the phrase, “New Yorkers are kind but not nice"? It's a common stereotype that those living in the Big Apple are rude and crass but kind. You might be thinking: well, you can't be kind if you're not nice. Contrary to popular opinion, kindness is not synonymous with niceness. In fact, some say to be nice is to be superficially pleasant while to be kind is to …
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