From the Survivors Dictionary

Description: Victim: A survivor of religious and government (Institutional) abuse who has yet to recognize who their abusers are.

Victim: A survivor of religious and government (Institutional) abuse who has yet to recognize who their abusers are. Victims can be identified by their retention of attachment to their abusers (trauma bonding). Highly sought after by toxic religion based support groups and religious bodies as examples of pain and suffering in accordance with Christian beliefs. The victims plight is exploited in every possible manner including their use as objects to obtain government funding and their use in socially deceptive ways such as those who use their plight through claiming to be a  spokesperson for victims when this is obviously not the case. Victims are repeated deceived through repetitive offers of inclusion and unfounded claims as to eternal bliss although this rarely occurs as that requires the exploiter to share the profits and benefits derived from the exploitation of the victim with the victim.

Survivor: A survivor of religious and government (Institutional) abuse who recognizes who their abusers are and has attempted to flee from their control. Recognized by both religious and government as high risk or dangerous individuals who must be repressed or controlled at any cost. Survivors are unwelcome and are often rejected from publicly promoted "support" systems due to their greater knowledge of their circumstances. Toxic support systems specialize in character assassination of survivors while attempting to retain the use of their status as a count or number to enhance or to boost the prospects of the toxic support system to gain further government funding.

Addiction: a word that allows authorities to be able to place the blame on a victim/survivor who is attempting to cope with untreated trauma resulting from religious/government abuse.

Religion: Toxic belief systems that require no evidence that is based on mythology, superstition, guilt, scapegoating, tradition, authority, power, sexual abuse, torture, control, trauma, perpetual threat of inclusion/exclusion against individuals and family members as a way to bribe, defraud, deceive or blackmail those who had the misfortune to fall into their grasp as defenceless children. A large scale form of social blackmail and exploitation used by governments to further extend the power and reach of those who have adapted to or risen high in the ranks of these exploitative systems.