➡ You’ve started standing up for yourself, choosing self-respect over compliance, which has led others to label you as defiant. You’re breaking free from the expectations others have set for you, leading the way for others who feel confined. Despite facing criticism, you’re embracing your true self and refusing to be manipulated. This journey is about resilience, growth, and standing against negativity, and while some may see it as rebellion, it’s simply you refusing to accept less than you deserve.
➡ It’s important to recognize fake friends and appreciate the real ones who support and encourage you. Sharing your journey with others and receiving their respect is truly valuable. Always remember to be grateful for this support and never take it for granted. Stay strong and take care.

They see you as a rebel now because you’re no longer allowing them to control you. You’ve started saying no, you won’t be used, mistreated or spoken down to. You’re standing up for yourself and they don’t know how to handle it. The person they once saw as agreeable and patient is now choosing self-respect over compliance, and that has them labeling you as defiant. They’re upset because they’ve lost the power they once had over your thoughts, your emotions and your actions. Without that control, they’re forced to confront the reality that you won’t stay in the box they created for you.

You’re stepping out of the lines they drew, scribbling over their carefully crafted narrative and doing things your own way. They might call it rebellion, but it’s simply you claiming your own space. Some people try to define who you are, keeping you within limits that suit them. But now that you’re breaking free from those expectations, you’re showing them that you were never meant to fit inside their picture. Being set apart, taking your own path, that’s what you’re meant for. And sometimes, being the first to step out means facing criticism or misunderstanding. You’re leading the way for others who feel confined, blazing a trail they can follow.

Perhaps no one cleared that path for you. Maybe those who came before didn’t have the courage to do it. But now, here you are, still kind and understanding, yet with a newfound strength. You’ve learned to stand tall, even if it’s uncomfortable for those around you. This awakening has opened your eyes, and you’ve become someone who can’t be pushed around anymore. You’re living in a new truth, where respect and self-worth come first. And while some might see it as rebellion, it’s simply you embracing who you truly are. You’re no longer willing to accept less than you deserve, and that’s perfectly okay.

You’re no longer playing the part they wanted you to. You’re done letting them control, use and manipulate you like a puppet. Now that you’re standing strong, they act like they’re the victims. They realize they can’t push you around anymore, and that’s a shock to them. For those new to the channel, welcome. Here, we keep moving forward with no hesitation. To those who’ve been here from the start, thank you for your unwavering support, donations, encouragement and positivity. You all mean so much, and we’re building something special together. Now let’s keep pushing forward, standing in our own strength, creating a path of resilience and growth for ourselves.

Here, we talk about putting on our armor against negativity. This isn’t just about dealing with people, it’s a spiritual journey. As it says in Ephesians, our struggle isn’t against flesh and blood, but against forces of darkness and challenges that aim to bring us down. This battle has been ongoing, and its goal has always been to weaken your spirit and keep you from rising. Some people thrive on keeping you down, hoping you’ll stay in a state of self-doubt or sadness. They wanted to control you, to keep you under their thumb, but now that you’re awake, they see that it’s over.

They can’t toy with your feelings or manipulate you anymore. For a long time, you might have felt like the outsider, the black sheep, always adapting to fit in. Maybe you thought going along with things would make life easier, but standing your ground has made you stronger. It’s not that you’re a rebel in a negative way, it’s that you’ve been prepared to stand firm, to push back when needed. Now people see you as someone who won’t back down, and if they want to call that rebellion, so be it. You’ve been patient, given chances, and tried to keep the peace.

But now you’re done. They can’t control you anymore, and it’s causing their own deceptions to unravel. You’re standing in your truth, exposing what they tried to keep hidden. Some of you are waking up to this strength, realizing you’ve known all along what’s been happening. Now you’re standing up and speaking out, comfortable with being on your own, even if it means being seen as an outsider. You’re no longer letting people walk all over you, and they’re realizing they can’t control you. Those hidden motives, lies, and manipulations they used to get away with, they’re exposed.

You’ve brought them to light, and they know you see right through them. People can no longer approach you with the same mind games and deception, because you’re aware. You’ve broken through their false fronts, and they realize they can’t play the same tricks on you anymore. Your clarity and strength have cleared out their faulty foundations, at least when it comes to you. They might still find someone else to manipulate, but you’ve risen above it, healing and growing every day. You’re no longer an easy target, and now they label you a rebel, because you refuse to play along with their games.

Some relationships, especially close friendships, can be tricky. Certain friends don’t like seeing you succeed. They pretend to support you, but deep down, they’re bothered by your happiness and growth. When things are good for you, they act distant or negative, but if you’re struggling, they’re suddenly supportive and present. These aren’t true friends. They thrive on your difficulties, and may even highlight your setbacks to make themselves feel better. Think about it. If you’re full of joy and positivity, and they react poorly, that’s a sign. Real friends celebrate your victories, not roll their eyes or bring up the past to dampen your mood.

You might feel they’re genuine because they’re often around, calling or hanging out, but pay attention to how they respond to your good news versus your struggles. These people feed off your low points, showing up more when you’re down but disappearing, or going silent when you’re on a high. Their hearts are not in the right place, even if they keep appearing in your life. Look closely, and you’ll see their intentions aren’t pure. They’re drawn to your setbacks, not your successes. Recognize who’s really there for you, and who’s just there to keep you from rising higher.

Some people cling to you because they want to stay close, but only if you don’t outshine them. They see your potential and know that if you break free, you’ll start truly growing and recognizing who they really are. They hold onto your energy, keeping you from reaching the blessings meant for you. If you’re feeling stuck and can’t figure out why, consider who’s around you. You might feel like you’ve done everything you’re supposed to, but something still seems to hold you back. Take a closer look at the people in your life, no matter how long you’ve known them, or how close you think you are.

Sometimes, those who’ve been around the longest, don’t truly have your best interests at heart. They may manipulate or control you in subtle ways, keeping you from moving forward. These people often claim to know what’s best, urging you to be patient or turn the other cheek whenever they behave badly. They’ll ask you to overlook their actions, but they’re quick to point fingers or demand repentance when it’s convenient for them. They hide behind words, making you feel guilty or wrong for standing up for yourself. But the moment you start using those same truths to reveal their flaws, it becomes a problem.

They’ll tell you not to speak up or to just let it go, making you feel like the troublemaker for calling out their behavior. They don’t want you to expose the truth, especially when it puts a spotlight on their own actions. These are often people who take on a moral or religious stance, using it to control others. But when you stand your ground, they accuse you of being a rebel. They don’t want to face the reality of their own actions, so they turn the tables and try to silence you. You’ve been quiet long enough, but now you’re speaking up and seeing things for what they are.

It’s time to break free, recognize your worth, and stop letting these people control your life. The moment you take charge, their hold weakens, and your path becomes clear. When you decide to speak up about what’s been done to you, suddenly it’s a problem. People label you a rebel, claiming you’re out of line or not following the right path. They get uncomfortable because you’re not living the way they want. They’re upset that you’re not sticking to the story they crafted for you, a story that kept you controlled.

But you’ve taken charge, creating a life based on what you believe is right, and their opinions can’t change that. You’ve been validated and accepted by a higher purpose, and that’s what matters. Other opinions are just noise. Sure, you’d like to keep some friendships or relationships, but only if they respect your path. If they bring chaos, disrupt your peace, or try to steer you away from your purpose, then you’ll part ways with them, no apologies needed. This isn’t about rebellion for its own sake, it’s about standing firm against negativity.

You’ve strengthened your spirit, looking beyond the surface to see things for what they truly are. Some people know you’ve gained this clarity, and it makes them uneasy. They know you’re seeing them clearly, their intentions and all. So take a moment to look closely at the people around you. Maybe you’ve already moved on from many who didn’t belong in your life, but sometimes there’s still someone lingering, pretending to be a friend. Now’s the time to see them for who they are. Thank you all for being here with me. Your support, encouragement, and kindness mean everything.

Whether it’s a message, a thumbs up, or simply showing up, I am truly grateful. I share my journey with you, and your respect and understanding mean so much to me. I know I’m here for you, and it’s heartwarming to know you’re also here for me. I don’t take any of it for granted. Until next time, take care and stay strong. Peace. [tr:trw].