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Amber Hollingsworth (YouTube) discusses unhealthy relational roles—persecutor, hero/rescuer, and victim—and describes how attempting to rescue someone can lead to feeling taken advantage of, shifting into victimhood and then into persecutor behavior (passive-aggression, coldness, avoidance). The excerpt emphasizes that these patterns are common and hard to avoid.

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