“Unmasking the Manipulator: 7 Surprising Behaviors of Those Who Play the Victim to Escape Accountability”
This isn’t always intentional. Sometimes, they genuinely feel like they’re suffering more than they are. But instead of fixing the issue, they play up their hardship so others feel sorry for them.
If they can get enough sympathy, maybe people will forget they were the ones in the wrong to begin with.
The tricky part is that their struggles might be real—but that doesn’t excuse dodging responsibility.
Everyone has bad days, but turning every mistake into a personal tragedy just makes people less likely to take them seriously over time. Instead of sympathy, they often end up with frustration from those around them.
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