Victimhood affects 99.9% of the population.
Almost everyone is a victim of something at some time.
Only a chosen few, a few that have chosen, have taken the steps to overcome victimhood in our society today.
We live in a society where victimhood is seen as an ongoing social problem that society is hopelessly trying to solve.
We live in a compensation culture that rewards victims and seeks revenge over those who are to blame, in the name of justice.
The current solution to the problem is to turn the villains into victims by prosecuting and persecuting them.
Victimhood is part of the duality of victims and villains.
It is defined as a control drama that is played out between victims and villains, between an intimidator and a poor me in an extrovert and active way, or between an interrogator and an aloof in a passive and introvert way.
To stop being the victim, we also have to stop being the villain.
The villain is always our own belief system.