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From "As a man thinketh" by Allen, James
The Victim of Circumstance
Represents those who blame external factors for their misfortunes and failures.
Core Belief
"External forces dictate their lives, and they are helpless to change their fate. They believe that luck and chance determine success or failure."
Worldview
Sees the world as unfair and unjust, with powerful forces conspiring against them. They view themselves as victims of circumstance, lacking agency and control.
Personality
Pessimistic, resentful, and passive. They feel powerless to change their circumstances and often indulge in self-pity. They lack self-awareness and refuse to take responsibility for their actions.
In Their Own Words
"It's not my fault I'm poor; the system is rigged against me."
"I'm just unlucky; nothing ever goes my way."
"Circumstances have conspired against me."
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