Blaming-Self
What is Blaming-Self?
Turning the anger inward. You believe you could have, should have, prevented this.
When you might feel blaming-self
Blaming-Self is a specific form of blaming, which itself is a type of anger. You might experience this feeling in situations where anger is present, particularly when the circumstances align with the nuances that define blaming-self.
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