put-upon

PUT-UPON
Put-upon employee: A worker who frequently feels overburdened, taken advantage of, or unfairly treated by their employer or colleagues.
Put-upon spouse: A partner in a relationship who often feels mistreated, neglected, or unfairly burdened with responsibilities.
Put-upon parent: A caregiver or guardian who feels overwhelmed and burdened by the demands of raising children and managing a household.
Put-upon assistant: An individual who regularly experiences excessive workloads, tasks, or requests from their superiors without adequate recognition or support.
Put-upon friend: A person in a social circle who is often taken advantage of or burdened with the needs and requests of others.
Put-upon student: A learner who frequently feels overwhelmed or treated unfairly by teachers, assignments, or educational demands.
Put-upon sibling: A brother or sister who feels unreasonably burdened with responsibilities or mistreated by other family members.
Put-upon caregiver: Someone responsible for the care and support of a dependent individual, often feeling strained by the demands of caregiving.
Put-upon character: A fictional persona in literature, film, or theater who is repeatedly subjected to challenges, hardships, or mistreatment.
Put-upon situation: A scenario or circumstance where an individual or group is consistently subjected to difficulties, burdens, or unfair treatment.