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June 08, 2009

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Alex

very good blog. Claiming 'victim' status is not without its benefits. It can be used as a way of demanding attention and sympathy from others. In wars/conflict situations around the world there is intense media competition by the parties in order to cast themselves as the 'real' victims

John

I agree Alex. But I don't think victims are conscious of the fact that it gives them attention. It's just that so many of us think that we are 'helping' people when we commiserate with them....it just reinforces stuck behavior.

harriet

Love your victim blog John - raised a chuckle in me! Really is laughable how much energy and effort we can put into feeling bad ... and how long sometimes it can take to become conscious of this!

John

Hi Harriet.

That's an important point Harriet. We are so often unconscious of the fact that we are acting like victims.

Awareness is the first step. Hopefully that article will work as a reminder. John.

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