Because being a weak individual who is constantly a victim is considered brave and powerful these days. That's why people pretend to be that, because they get social media attention and coddling. There used to be a time when it was pathetic and embarrassing.

Shaming victims of actual atrocities is awful. But shaming fucking losers for being melodramatic and crying for no real reason needs to make a comeback. There is nothing good about being a victim, especially when your end goal is remaining one for your whole life. People should strive to be winners, that overcome problems despite hardships, not wallow in self-pity. Especially when considering that a lot of them haven't seen a hard day in their lives.

Because being a weak individual who is constantly a victim is considered brave and powerful these days. That's why people pretend to be that, because they get social media attention and coddling. There used to be a time when it was pathetic and embarrassing.

Shaming victims of actual atrocities is awful. But shaming fucking losers for being melodramatic and crying for no real reason needs to make a comeback. There is nothing good in being a victim, but we should still respect actual victims. Thing is these people aren't. A lot of them haven't seen a hard day in their lives.

Because being a weak individual who is constantly a victim is considered brave and powerful these days. That's why people pretend to be that, because they get social media attention and coddling. There used to be a time when it was pathetic and embarrassing. Example: Approximately since the year 2000 in Germany "victim" was slang for loser, dumbass, someone who is lame.

Shaming victims of actual atrocities is awful. But shaming fucking losers for being melodramatic and crying for no real reason needs to make a comeback. There is nothing good in being a victim, but we should still respect actual victims. Thing is these people aren't. A lot of them haven't seen a hard day in their lives.