Everyone is sharing this video of a 3-year-old grooving alongside choreographed dancers

[Everyone is sharing this video of a 3-year-old grooving alongside choreographed dancers]( Kids dancing is one of the best, purest things on the planet, no matter what their skill level. But when a tiny little human has actual moves, the cuteness factor shoots way up. That's why a video of 3-year-old Liang Liang dancing alongside a group of uniformed, choreographed dancers has gone viral. It's not the first time we've seen this little fella—videos of him dancing first went viral in 2019—but it's definitely worth another round of virality for those who missed him the first time. [Read the Story]( [43-year-old mother of 4 just qualified for the U.S. Olympic diving qualifying finals]( Laura Wilkinson was first woman to have won three major diving world titles, including the Olympic gold medal in the 2000 Olympic Games. She was 22 then. Now she's 43, a mother of four, and 13 years post-retirement—and she just qualified for this weekend's women's platform finals in the U.S. Olympic trials. "I never thought I would get to come back and dive again after I retired 13 years ago," she told NBC Sports. "So this is really a gift, every dive is a gift. I love doing it and this is really special." [Read the Story]( [Boy wears sister’s skirt to protest school's dress code after being sent home for wearing shorts]( When dance and singer Jason Derulo penned "Get Ugly" in 2015, little did he think queer teens would be using it to come out to their friends and family. The track had shot up the charts at the time of its release and became a go-to tune at bar mitzvahs and dorm parties. Coming out to your loved ones can be nerve-wracking and that makes it harder to form coherent sentences as you prepare to have that life-altering conversation. Teens are now using the lyrics from Derulo's "Get Ugly"—This girl straight and this girl not—to do the heavy lifting for them as they come out of the closet. [Read the Story]( ['So long, partner': Mom recreates iconic 'Toy Story' scene to send her son off to college]( One of the most touching moments in Disney's "Toy Story" series is in the third film when 17-year-old Andy goes off to college, leaving his beloved toys behind to a young girl named Bonnie. It's the moment when he's forced to put the things of childhood behind and make his way in the world as an adult. Before driving off in his car, he gives Bonnie his favorite toy, Woody, and the two play together with his toys for one last time. While he's excited to move on to go to school, his heart is clearly heavy with the knowledge of everything he's leaving behind. [Read the Story]( [Teenager shares 12 clever safety tips for women that you may never have considered before]( A recent study found that 65% of all women have experienced some form of street harassment. Twenty-three percent were sexually touched, 20% were followed, and 9% have been forced to do something sexual by their assailant. While we still live in a world where women have to be wary of predators, it's important to constantly remind each other how to be safe. [Read the Story]( Find us on the World Wide Web: [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Website]( Copyright © 2020 GOOD | Upworthy, All rights reserved. 1370 N St Andrews Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90028 You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.