Mentalities of The Drama Triangle
The Drama Triangle was created by Stephen Karpman in the 1960s
- Hero/Rescuer: "If that person did what, what I said, they'd be happy"
- Villain/Persecutor: "That person will get what's coming to them"
- Victim: "This always happens to me" or "Why can't I just get a break?
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