Self-Worth Isn’t Measured by Who You Step On

Have you ever met someone who smiles—not because they’re happy, but because they enjoy watching others fall?

Sometimes, there are people who find satisfaction not through their own success, but through someone else’s failure.
There’s an emptiness inside them that they can’t seem to fill.
And the only way they feel "worthy" is by making others feel worthless.

Because they can’t rise, they choose to pull others down.
Because they feel small, they put others down just to seem tall.

But the real question is:
How long can you pretend you're winning?
You can lie to everyone around you, but you can’t lie to yourself.
Every night, when the lights are off and you’re all alone... you feel it. The exhaustion.

Here’s one thing I truly believe:

Your worth is never defined by who you step on, but by how far you can walk forward.
With your head held high and your heart wide open—without needing to bring anyone down just to feel above them.

You don’t have to hurt others to feel seen.
Because those who are truly strong never need to make others feel small.

“Harga Diri Itu Bukan dari Siapa yang Kita Injak”

Lo sadar gak? Ada orang yang senyum bukan karena mereka bahagia, tapi karena ngeliat orang yang lain jatuh. Ada kosongan yang gak pernah mereka bisa isi. Salah satunya cara buat mereka ngerasa berarti adalah bikin orang lain ngerasa gak berharga. Karena dia gak bisa naik, dia milih narik orang lain untuk turun. Karena dia ngerasa kecil, dia ngerendahin biar keliatan tinggi. Tapi gini, lo bisa pura-pura menang di depan orang, tapi lo gak bisa bohongin diri lo sendiri kan setiap malam. Dan gue tau itu capek rasanya.

Harga diri lo gak pernah ditentukan dari siapa yang lo injak. Tapi dari sejauh mana lo bisa berjalan. Dengan kepala tegak dan hati yang lapang. Tanpa harus buat orang lain jatuh. Buat lo ngerasa lebih tinggi.

Self-Worth Isn’t Measured by Who You Step On