It didn’t start with a lie.
It started with a vet bill.

A real crisis. Genuine desperation. A post on social media that wasn’t meant to become anything at all.

But when the money started coming in faster than the panic could settle, a thought appeared—small, harmless, almost reasonable:

It would be a shame to waste such good momentum.



"How I became a professional victim" is a satirical, self-aware, and uncomfortably relatable story about how empathy becomes currency, how algorithms reward vulnerability—and how easy it is to keep going just a little longer than you should.



With humor, sharp irony, and a steadily darkening tone, we follow the journey from crisis to content, from gratitude to justification, from applause to silence when everything finally collapses.

This is not a story about a villain.

It’s a story about a system that works exactly as intended.

And about the one question that refuses to go away:

Who really deceived whom?

It didn’t start with a lie.
It started with a vet bill.

A real crisis. Genuine desperation. A post on social media that wasn’t meant to become anything at all.

But when the money started coming in faster than the panic could settle, a thought appeared—small, harmless, almost reasonable:

It would be a shame to waste such good momentum.



"How I became a professional victim" is a satirical, self-aware, and uncomfortably relatable story about how empathy becomes currency, how algorithms reward vulnerability—and how easy it is to keep going just a little longer than you should.



With humor, sharp irony, and a steadily darkening tone, we follow the journey from crisis to content, from gratitude to justification, from applause to silence when everything finally collapses.

This is not a story about a villain.

It’s a story about a system that works exactly as intended.

And about the one question that refuses to go away:

Who really deceived whom?

It didn’t start with a lie.
It started with a vet bill.

A real crisis. Genuine desperation. A post on social media that wasn’t meant to become anything at all.

But when the money started coming in faster than the panic could settle, a thought appeared—small, harmless, almost reasonable:

It would be a shame to waste such good momentum.



"How I became a professional victim" is a satirical, self-aware, and uncomfortably relatable story about how empathy becomes currency, how algorithms reward vulnerability—and how easy it is to keep going just a little longer than you should.



With humor, sharp irony, and a steadily darkening tone, we follow the journey from crisis to content, from gratitude to justification, from applause to silence when everything finally collapses.

This is not a story about a villain.

It’s a story about a system that works exactly as intended.

And about the one question that refuses to go away:

Who really deceived whom?