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Blake Lively is so hell-bent on justifying her perceived victimhood, she’s now angered actual victims 

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Blake Lively will concede when hell freezes over.

Despite settling her contentious legal battle with Justin Baldoni just hours before she dramatically ascended the stairs at the Met Gala last month — with an army of minions to fluff her 13-foot Versace train for the cameras — the actress is still battling over damages.

Also at stake: the victimhood status she so desperately craves.

And she’ll happily lift other people’s hard work to get it.

On Monday, both sides argued in Manhattan Federal Court over whether Lively is entitled to potentially massive damages under a relatively new California law that’s meant to protect survivors of sexual assault and harassment from protracted retaliatory legal battles.

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