Be a rebel against gravity: Skip!

The line plays as a compact motivational slogan: gravity stands in for the forces that keep a person grounded—routine, discouragement, conformity, or the weight of circumstances. To “be a rebel against gravity” reframes joy and lightness as an act of defiance rather than mere play. The imperative “Skip!” sharpens the metaphor into a physical, childlike action, suggesting that choosing buoyancy, movement, and delight can be a deliberate practice. The quote’s punchy structure (metaphor + command) makes it suited to contexts that encourage resilience through small, embodied gestures rather than abstract resolve.