Breaking Free from Victim Mentality: Insights on Addiction and Recovery
Episode Overview
Exploration of victim mentality and its association with addiction Insights into the signs and impact of playing the victim Discussion on the drama triangle and challenges of addressing victim behaviour Reflections on personal experiences, gratitude, and days of the year Humorous commentary and engaging conversation between Graham and Martin
Oh, thou in spirit invisible spirit of wine if thou hast no name to be known by let us call thee devil oh god that men should put an enemy into their mouths to steal away their brains that we should with joy pleasance revel and applause transform ourselves into beasts
Ever wondered why some people seem stuck in a cycle of self-pity? Graham Landi and Martin Pankhurst tackle this tricky topic in their latest episode of 'Sideways'. They dive into the reasons why folks often cast themselves as victims, and how this mindset can trap them in a frustrating loop, unable to make real changes.
With their usual mix of personal anecdotes and expert opinions, Graham and Martin shed light on the signs of victim mentality and the infamous drama triangle. They also share the unique challenges of breaking free from this mindset, especially when addiction is part of the picture. But it’s not all heavy stuff—expect some laughs as they chat about everything from pub opening hours to the dangers of growing squash.
Whether you're curious about the psychological underpinnings of victim behavior or just looking for a relatable and entertaining listen, this episode offers a fresh perspective. Tune in to 'Sideways' for a blend of humor, heartfelt stories, and practical advice on navigating life's complexities.