Victim shaming (or victim blaming) is holding the victim responsible for the harm they suffered, often through questions like "What were you wearing?" or "Why didn't you fight back?", which shifts focus from the perpetrator and minimizes the crime, creating shame, isolation, and barriers to support, and stems from societal tendencies like the "just-world theory" and gender biases. It's a harmful response that causes severe psychological damage, including PTSD, depression, and self-blame, and prevents survivors from seeking help. 
 
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