Some People Push You Down When You're Already Falling (Inspired by Job 12:5)

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Some people love to act supportive but the moment they see you struggling, they're the first to push you down even further. That's just how some people are. Don't let it break you. Stay focused on your comeback.

The hard truth is, not everyone clapping for you wants to see you win. Some folks quietly hope for your downfall. And the moment they sense weakness, they'll try to speed it up. But here's the thing--your story doesn't end where you fall. It's about how you rise.

Let's be real--people can be cruel.

When everything's going great, some people will smile in your face, act like they're cheering for you, and pretend they're on your side. But the moment you start slipping--when life hits hard or you're going through something--they change up fast.

Instead of helping you up, they push you harder. They gossip, laugh, or even throw in a few extra obstacles just to watch you fall faster.

Why?
Because misery loves company. And some people feel better about themselves when they see others fail.

But here's what they'll never expect:
That fall you took? It won't break you--it'll build you.
Every time they push you, you get stronger, wiser, and more focused.

You're not defined by the people waiting for your downfall. You're defined by your ability to rise in spite of them.

So the next time you fall, don't focus on who pushed you. Focus on getting back up--stronger, smarter, and ready for whatever comes next.

Read Job 12:5
There are such passages in The Bible that will make you feel stronger, smarter, and ready for all life throws at you.

 

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