EPISODE · Mar 16, 2020 · 19 MIN
Victim Mentality
from Thrive Beyond Pornography · host Zach Spafford
Victim-hood and the blame game.- Not too many people think or express that they are the victim.- Not weakness, just our brain justifying our behavior- Indicators of victim mentality.- Blameo If my spouse would just meet my needs bettero If I just hadn’t looked at porn that first timeo If my church leaders would just help me moreo The house clean on ramsey –o If only the circumstance was differento Ask yourself, do I blame anyone else for things that I don’t like about myself or my behavior?- Defensivenesso Byron Katie talks about defensiveness as the first act of waro That person doesn’t know my situationo My life is different.o No one else can understand what I’m going througho No matter what I do it’s never good enougho Zach drivingo This is a place of defending your actions even though you might want to change but think you don’t know howo Ask yourself, is there someone in my life that is causing my pain?o - Complainingo I just can’t catch a breako Also, just plain negativity,o this is never going to work, nothing I do workso You feel sorry for yourself and feel trapped.o You know this person in your life, they are constantly looking to engage in a conversation that is negative..o Building a business has really challenged me in this areao I just have to ignore those thoughts and move forward with my best plans.o Ask yourself, do I complain , do I excuse my behavior, are my thoughts and words negative?o - Key indication is that the stories that you tell involve “someone did something to me” “it happened to me”- “I was reading the news and the site showed an article that made me want to click further and that took me down the rabbit hole” – it just happened to me- Be careful about your words – look for a victim and villain
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