Random: Hey did you know there was a Raiph Fiennes movie on last night?
Raiph Victim: Yeah, I saw it. That's the 4th time I've been raiphed.
by The Beast93 November 23, 2008
Bragging about/feeling superior due to one’s victim status/shitty situation, often times while exaggerating the extent of one’s victim-ness
“I only got six hours of sleep last night, I’m so tired”
“Omg you’re tired? I only got two hours last night and three the night before! Yet here I am anyway”
“Dude, quit victim bragging. We can both be tired”
“Omg you’re tired? I only got two hours last night and three the night before! Yet here I am anyway”
“Dude, quit victim bragging. We can both be tired”
by peanutmilk March 6, 2019
Gnome: "Jump off a bridge!"
Etika (Rest in Peace <3): *Jumps off a bridge*
Keemstar: *Playing Victim*
Etika (Rest in Peace <3): *Jumps off a bridge*
Keemstar: *Playing Victim*
by Keemstar_Is_A_Gnome May 7, 2020
n. Any American that feels that they have been treated unfairly and that everyone, society, and the government owes them something because of their race, age, sexual orentation, religion, sex, etc and uses this excuse at every opportunity.
These people blame all of their problems on this excuse instead of taking resposibilty for their own life and actions.
You can frequently see Victim-Americans standing in line for food stamps, welfare, government housing, utility assistance, and also at the liquor store cashing their disability check.
These people blame all of their problems on this excuse instead of taking resposibilty for their own life and actions.
You can frequently see Victim-Americans standing in line for food stamps, welfare, government housing, utility assistance, and also at the liquor store cashing their disability check.
"I grew up poor in a predominantly black neighbohood, so it's not my fault I'm a criminal. I'm a victim (Victim-American) of the system and white man is keeping me down."
"A black man got the job instead of me (a Victim-American) just because of affirmitive action. It's not fair."
"It's not my fault I'm gay (a Victim-American), I was born this way. It's not fair that the government won't let me get married."
"Why get a job? I have 3 kids by 3 different baby daddies (a Victim-American), it's easier to collect welfare and live in section 8 housing than it is to work. The government owes me."
"A black man got the job instead of me (a Victim-American) just because of affirmitive action. It's not fair."
"It's not my fault I'm gay (a Victim-American), I was born this way. It's not fair that the government won't let me get married."
"Why get a job? I have 3 kids by 3 different baby daddies (a Victim-American), it's easier to collect welfare and live in section 8 housing than it is to work. The government owes me."
by Barak_Blocker April 8, 2009
1) Noun; a person who keeps making very stupid decisions while at the same time lacking the prudence to learn from his or her mistakes, therefore doomed to make the same mistakes again and again.
Figuratively speaking, someone who fell down the "stupid tree" and hit every brach on the way down.
2) Noun; synonymous for con artist. A person who continues to engage in irresponsible/stupid behaviour and uses the consequences of such behaviour to make him-/herself "the victim" in order to gain pity or sympathy.
Figuratively speaking, someone who fell down the "stupid tree" and hit every brach on the way down.
2) Noun; synonymous for con artist. A person who continues to engage in irresponsible/stupid behaviour and uses the consequences of such behaviour to make him-/herself "the victim" in order to gain pity or sympathy.
We do not wish to encourage career victims, nor do we wish to penalize customers who make the occassional mistake.
by Mentor May 19, 2005
When you pick someone out from a crowd and then target them to be your friend. Not in a stalker way, because following them does not ensue, rather you just dedicate your night to engaging them in conversation and becoming their close personal friend.
by Friskybusiness February 24, 2013
When the victim of an event is blamed, or partially blamed, for their own attack. Mainly used in context with rape, domestic abuse, sexual harassment and sexual assault, but can be applied to other situations. It wrongly shifts blame from the guilty party onto the victim, and therefore doesn't (or makes it more difficult to) punish the one truly at fault. The term was popularized by the SlutWalk movement, which started after a Canadian police officer advised female students to "avoid dressing like sluts" in order to avoid being victimized.
Person#1: "I know being raped is bad and all, but she was flirting with him the whole night, and wearing that low-cut shirt. What'd she expect?"
Person#2: "Dude, sex has NOTHING to do with rape. It's all about power. And even if it did, flirting and wearing a low-cut top doesn't mean she was asking to be attacked like that. So, why don't you quit the victim shaming and admit what that guy did was wrong."
Person#2: "Dude, sex has NOTHING to do with rape. It's all about power. And even if it did, flirting and wearing a low-cut top doesn't mean she was asking to be attacked like that. So, why don't you quit the victim shaming and admit what that guy did was wrong."
by Nikki0417 December 15, 2011