👉 Imagine you're playing a game of tag, and your team has tagged you twice already.
Your opponent suddenly starts backing up to the edge of the field. "I'll play my part by backtracking like that," they say. You start running, but you realize your friend is behind you. "You're right, it's not just me who can run on the opposite side now," they reply. Their backs are against the wall and their leader is the one holding them down. The game starts to feel surreal. It looks like your team has won, but a little player is playing the part of the opposing team that's really backing up for you. You're feeling lost, but then you hear a faint whisper in your ear: "I'm not going to back away from this." But that doesn't mean you have to trust everyone's backs. Your friend might be behind you and ready to help you get through the game. So remember, it's okay to back up for your friends sometimes, even when you don't feel like it.
