Blame game
A few weeks back, while I was enjoying my days as an idler, I heard my younger brother chiding the wall of our house for breaking his new remote-controlled car. When asked, he simply said that it was the wall’s fault to come in between while he was operating the controller. Blaming others for one reason or another is a common act in which most people indulge. My brother cleared himself as innocent by blaming the “wall.” Well, in this case we knew better. But more often than not, it is seen that the guilty enjoys, while the innocent faces the punishment. A young daughter might blame her mother for spoiling her weekend because she had asked her to clean her room. She will keep blaming her mentally and silently till she gets over it. It is always easier to find a scapegoat to put the blame on, with or without reason, but the real courage is to own one’s fault and accept it. But it is human nature to strive to win the approval of others. We always look for a person with the quality of no
