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Dovey is an ecclesiastical ecdysiast.
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<blockquote data-quote="Kirk" data-source="post: 629055" data-attributes="member: 1348"><p><strong>The victim complex. </strong>At its core, the victim complex involves someone viewing themselves as a victim of their life events. They often express that bad things always happen to them, claim that they have no control over their life, and don’t take responsibility for things they do. The motives for a victim mentality are often unconscious.</p><p></p><p>The <a href="https://blogs.webmd.com/relationships/20160518/6-signs-of-victim-mentality" target="_blank">victim mentality</a> provides people with a sense of safety and validation. As the victim, they don’t have to take the blame for their actions, they get attention from the people around them, and they are validated by support from others. However, by putting the responsibility on others, they sacrifice their own control and ability to act. They rely on others for their self-worth.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kirk, post: 629055, member: 1348"] [B]The victim complex. [/B]At its core, the victim complex involves someone viewing themselves as a victim of their life events. They often express that bad things always happen to them, claim that they have no control over their life, and don’t take responsibility for things they do. The motives for a victim mentality are often unconscious. The [URL='https://blogs.webmd.com/relationships/20160518/6-signs-of-victim-mentality']victim mentality[/URL] provides people with a sense of safety and validation. As the victim, they don’t have to take the blame for their actions, they get attention from the people around them, and they are validated by support from others. However, by putting the responsibility on others, they sacrifice their own control and ability to act. They rely on others for their self-worth. [/QUOTE]
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