The word "martyr" might be appropriate, but it would also apply to a boy who seeks sympathy. no, martyr means one who is persecuted for beleifs That is the original meaning of the word, but in modern times there are self-made martyrs who seek attention by appearing to be victimized. There may be a more fitting word out there somewhere.
they are called lobbyists.
I, for one, do not think a person should be with someone out of sympathy. Someone or maybe even both people are bound to get hurt. Being with someone out of sympathy is not helping that person at all. That person should be allowed to find the one who is truly meant for him or her. And the person who is showing the sympathy is missing out on the person who is meant for him or her. Being with someone out of sympathy and not love is leading that person on. It is lying to that person, actually. That person believes that he or she is actually cared for and loved the same way he or she loves and cares for the one who is showing the sympathy. It's just confusion waiting to happen. If that person were to find out, they could end up resenting you possibly forever.
A sympathy plant is given to a person who has experienced loss. It shows life when a person has died. It shows that you care about the person and want to provide them with hope.
sympathy
A person who seeks attention all the time can be referred to as an attention-seeker or attention-seeking individual.
The opposite of sympathy is indifference or apathy. It refers to a lack of understanding or concern for another person's feelings or situation.
Sympathy is feeling compassion or pity for someone else's situation, while empathy is understanding and sharing the feelings of another person. Sympathy is feeling for someone, while empathy is feeling with someone.
reffugee
It is a person who seeks out the charity of others.
Gregariousness.
ghost are real