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About the Drama Triangle – And how to escape it

About the Drama Triangle – And how to escape it

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Karpman Drama Triangle

Karpman Drama Triangle

Karpman’s Drama Triangle defines unhealthy relationships where individuals take on different roles: Persecutor, Rescuer, and Victim.

These roles are fueled by guilt and blame.

  • Persecutor: blames and criticizes others
  • Rescuer: enables and takes care of others
  • Victim: feels powerless and blames others

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Shifting from Drama Triangle Roles

Shifting from Drama Triangle Roles

Learn to shift from being a victim to being self-aware and compassionate. Move away from being a rescuer to finding balance and taking care of yourself.

Key Lessons:

  • Not being a victim but standing up for yourself
  • Being vulnerable without being a victim
  • Caring without being too involved

Living beyond the Drama Triangle means managing your boundaries, having self-agency, and valuing yourself. Find the sweet spot of being self-aware and acting from a mature mindset.

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Step out of the Drama Triangle

Step out of the Drama Triangle

To be mentally free, recognize the patterns that keep you playing the victim, persecutor or rescuer.

🧠 Awareness: Notice your common reactions to avoid being trapped in the drama triangle.

  • Pause: Take a moment before impulsively responding to a situation. 🛑
  • Refuse: Don't let yourself be controlled by others. 👊
  • Avoid: Steer clear of losing battles and unreasonable arguments. 🚫

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Stop The Drama

Stop The Drama

We all have the power to stop the drama in our relationship and take control.

Let's stop the cycle of superiority and inferiority.

Stop being a victim by taking these actions:

  1. Stop acting like 'poor me': don't ignore your own needs and don't always take the blame.
  2. Recognize your role in the relationship: accept that you need to change.
  3. Face your fears: confront the issues that are causing the drama.
  4. Take better actions: don't let the drama consume you and your relationships.

Remember, taking control of the drama does not mean you care any less about people.

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