A victim identity is a self-concept centered on perceived harm, often used to gain sympathy, deflect accountability, or secure moral high ground. It can be wielded unconsciously or strategically in personal disputes, political narratives, or social movements. The primary beneficiaries are those seeking emotional validation, group solidarity, or leverage in conflicts, though over-reliance can foster helplessness.
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