The attachment includes a diagram of an emotion and communication process often present in unhealthy relationships or thought processes, wherein there is a perceived "victim", perceived "persecutor" or "villain", and perceived "rescuer". Triangulation is similar to gossip, in that communication about the perceived problem is indirect and styled like gossip. The victim perception is often frustrating for those being vilified and often by rescuers. There are strategies to de-triangulate, but all of those strategies involve direct and open communication between all parties, insist on selflessness and a non-blaming orientation. Taking responsibility for what each person can is essentially key to resuming healthy, honest, reasonable, and useful communication. Unhealthy communication can be called "whining" or "scapegoating", depending upon the specific context and the intentions of the perceived victim.