Letting people sit with the consequences of their actions isn’t punishment. It’s reality. And reality teaches what enabling can’t.

Be careful of the people you keep in your life. Not everyone is worthy of your attention. Parasites don’t love their hosts, they depend on them. The longer they stay, the weaker you get. There’s no guilt in cutting off toxic people from your life.

They don’t dislike you.
They dislike how sure you are of yourself.
Your confidence exposes every part of them still hiding behind performance.
It’s not arrogance — it’s alignment. And that’s what makes them uncomfortable.

David was overlooked by people but chosen by God. His approval is the only one that truly matters.

I’m done reciprocating energy. I don’t want to copy that toxic nonsense or become like the ones projecting it.

Y’all aren’t ready for the convo about how some ‘friend groups’ are trauma bonds, not support systems.

They did this for years until they ran into you. Chosen. They should’ve skipped you or stopped in their tracks .

Maturing is realizing you prefer a quiet life. You don't chase after friendships or relationships, you're happy with the people God placed in your life. No drama, just working on being the best version of yourself & not comparing your life to others.

DARK PSYCHOLOGY OF JEALOUSY

1. Jealous people often imitate your style — it’s their silent way of competing.

2. When someone’s rude for no reason, it’s often because your presence threatens them.

3. Envious eyes linger — they’ll stare more than they should.

4. If they go quiet when you win, it’s not support you’re missing — it’s hidden jealousy.