Self-Actualization-Breaking The Victim-Victimizer Game!!!
- Marla Beth
- May 22
- 1 min read
Marla's coaching approach offers you direct accountability, spiritual guidance and compassionate support to enhance your life by celebrating your unique strengths and creative resources. Instead of dwelling on challenges, we'll focus on the opportunities and visions that inspire growth and momentum. She believes in a personalized and direct journey, incorporating methods that are honest and hold sacred accountability. Empowering you to navigate your path with confidence and clarity.
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Marla Lindner
The Victim-Victimizer dynamic is a psychological and energetic loop where one person plays the role of the victim,

and another plays the prosecutor or abuser. This cycle often flips back and forth — the victim may become the victimizer and vice versa — creating a toxic pattern of blame, guilt, powerlessness, and control. It’s commonly rooted in unresolved trauma, inner wounding, and distorted beliefs about self-worth, power, and safety.
Core Aspects of the Victim-Victimizer Game:
1. Victim Role:
Feels helpless, oppressed, powerless
Often blames others or life for their suffering
Avoids responsibility and may seek rescue or sympathy
2. Victimizer Role:
Feels the need to dominate, punish, or control
May act out their own unhealed pain through projection
Can use manipulation, aggression, or emotional coercion
3. Role Reversal:
A victim may become aggressive to reclaim control
A victimizer may play the victim to avoid accountability
4. Energetic Loop:
This cycle feeds off emotional energy (fear, shame, anger)
Keeps people trapped in trauma responses and disempowerment
5. Breaking the Cycle:
Awareness of the pattern
Radical self-responsibility
Inner child healing and trauma integration
Establishing boundaries and sovereignty
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