They want to bask in fame,
and sweep away the shame,
so, they indulge in blame game.
Note: Humans are emotional and mortal beings. We want to leave a legacy before vanishing—so we seek fame. We fear shame and suppress it by any means necessary. To escape shame, some won’t hesitate to dive in resort to blame game. They will make others scapegoats and play the victim to protect their image.
So, it's our own business to be aware of psychopathy and stay on the path of conscience.
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Seema Patel
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So true 🌼🌼
Very common these days