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Personal Care and Style

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[header] How to stop being a victim [title] Acknowledge and address your own anger. [step] Many of us unwittingly place ourselves in the victim role by denying our own anger and projecting it on to others instead. When we project our anger on to others, we may unreasonably anticipate aggression from them when they've given no real signs of it.

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  1. These feelings are usually fleeting, no longer rational or incidental, but as natural reactions. [substeps] Emotions are often expressed in angry outbursts.
  2. [substeps] Take a break from struggling around with anger to appreciate the benefits that comes from discovering your own anger. Talk to your friends, family, and peers when you can.
  3. Take a moment to acknowledge that you are the victim and see if you can learn from yourself. Feeling your anger rebounds around the external manifestations of the anger.
  4. Instead of denying your emotions, experience them. Do so without labelling them good or bad, right or wrong.

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