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I Advice - Step 8 To An Ideal Relationship: Don't Play The Victim
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3. To not look after one's emotional, mental, physical and spiritual health.
4. To not continue one's personal growth.
5. To isolate one's self in the relationship.
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Relationships are often sought out consciously or unconsciously by immature needy individuals who then take on a victim role in order to manipulate others into rescuing or caring for them. This is irresponsible behavior which undermines some of the principles I mentioned in my earlier article. When one engages or attempts to rescue victim like behaviors this fractures the trust in a relationship and irreversibly destroys it.
What does it mean to play the victim in a relationship?
Well it means some or all of the following:
1. Not to carry one's fair share of the combined responsibilities that a relationship entails.
2. To let one's partner off the hook for not carrying their fair share of responsibilities.
3. To not look after one's emotional, mental, physical and spiritual health.
4. To not continue one's personal growth.
5. To isolate one's self in the relationship.
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What does it mean to play the victim in a relationship?
Well it means some or all of the following:
1. Not to carry one's fair share of the combined responsibilities that a relationship entails.
2. To let one's partner off the hook for not carrying their fair share of responsibilities.
3. To not look after one's emotional, mental, physical and spiritual health.
4. To not continue one's personal growth.
5. To isolate one's self in the relationship.
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What does it mean to play the victim in a relationship?
Well it means some or all of the following:
1. Not to carry one's fair share of the combined responsibilities that a relationship entails.
2. To let one's partner off the hook for not carrying their fair share of responsibilities.
3. To not look after one's emotional, mental, physical and spiritual health.
4. To not continue one's personal growth.
5. To isolate one's self in the relationship.
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Well it means some or all of the following:
1. Not to carry one's fair share of the combined responsibilities that a relationship entails.
2. To let one's partner off the hook for not carrying their fair share of responsibilities.
3. To not look after one's emotional, mental, physical and spiritual health.
4. To not continue one's personal growth.
5. To isolate one's self in the relationship.
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3. To not look after one's emotional, mental, physical and spiritual health.
4. To not continue one's personal growth.
5. To isolate one's self in the relationship.
6. To use the partner as a way of interfacing with life and one's societal and career responsibilities.
7. To engage in passive aggressive manipulative behaviors.
And so on.
As you can see much of this is a sign of an individual whose EMQ (Emotional Maturity Quotient: please see my article here on EMQ and assess yourself) is low and who is in need of some help.
If you or your partner falls into the category of victim consciousness I would like you to know that this can be an intractable problem if not addressed in an effective manner.
Clear evidence of this is the fact that most individuals who are drawn to being a victim often hold onto such identification because they "think" that it serves them in some positive way.
This is absolutely false, yet despite its destructive effects on that person's life they often tenaciously
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