A CULTURE OF VICTIMIZATION
Think about the last time you heard someone say:
“This is just who I am,”
“I can’t change,”
“I was just born this way!”
“I am who I am because of “So-and-so” or “Such-and-such”
“It’s someone/something else’s fault.
There are many manifestations of victimization based on the choices (conscious or not) to embrace shortsighted desires and inclinations instead of choosing to develop the noble characteristics of which all human beings are capable. Instead of rising up to their true potential and choosing their own way as a member of an advanced species—the human race—victims choose to view their value as being severely limited, even pre-determined.
“This is just who I am,”
“I can’t change,”
“I was just born this way!”
“I am who I am because of “So-and-so” or “Such-and-such”
“It’s someone/something else’s fault.
There are many manifestations of victimization based on the choices (conscious or not) to embrace shortsighted desires and inclinations instead of choosing to develop the noble characteristics of which all human beings are capable. Instead of rising up to their true potential and choosing their own way as a member of an advanced species—the human race—victims choose to view their value as being severely limited, even pre-determined.
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