In a world increasingly characterized by complexity and interconnectedness, it is easy to find oneself pointing fingers and placing blame on external circumstances. When faced with challenges, obstacles, or disappointments, many individuals may look for a scapegoat. Often, this takes the form of blaming someone else’s actions, decisions, or even their lifestyle for personal struggles. However, this reaction does little to address the root of the problem and can perpetuate a cycle of negativity. In many cases, the tendency to assign blame can stem from a desire to avoid personal responsibility. By attributing issues to external factors, individuals may feel a temporary sense of relief from their discomfort. Yet, this…