general relativity - If space warps distort moving objects' trajectories, does it mean that static objects are immune to gravity?

If gravity is just space distortion, which affects trajectories of moving objects, then a static object (not moving, thus no trajectory) will not suffer any type of accelerating force from gravity?

If so, this would also mean that we are always moving, even galaxies. The universe as a whole is moving and the definition of "static" has no physical manifestation.

Moreover if this holds true, it means that gravity just "bends" the kinetic energy (momentum?) that objects already contain for being in constant motion, which explains even further why gravity is not free energy. It just changes the direction of already existing kinetic energy.

So we are attracted to earth because the earth's mass bends space and we are moving in that space, so our trajectory gets bent down to earth..!