Dealing With the Trama

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Tegad dos that describe any relationship you've ever been in? If you say that's never described e relations hif i've been in, you're probably the one playing the victim. Seeing yourself as a victim is a really great coping mechanism. It gives you all this sort of comfort and excuse. You are not actually a victim. You have an identity of a victim, but you're not victim. In order to reinforce that identity we there has to be some villain that's making our life terrible. Someone with a victim default will do is they'll turn somebody else into a villain and vilify them for being a victim.

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