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When we feel ashamed, overwhelmed, or unsure, especially after making a mistake, it is natural to want to shift the blame. Psychologically, it helps us offload discomfort.
I used to do this too. I did not know back then that owning my mistakes would actually lead to better outcomes and stronger relationships.
Being responsible does not mean we are the problem. It means we are committed to finding a way forward. It shows we are willing to face the truth and work through challenges together.
When we take responsibility, not to blame ourselves but to build trust, we show others they can rely on us. We do not need to hide or defend. In fact, responsibility makes others feel safe, because they know they will be met with honesty and care, not judgment.
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❤️ I’m Chi Chi Wang, helping people who struggle with body image build confidence and live with purpose. Article published on 16 September 2025.
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