Blame yourself…not others, for cryin’ out loud!!
One of the most compelling factors that keeps me going with my blog is the self confidence that I have the nuts to admit about emotions and phases I go through. And when I see others go through the same as well, but scared to admit it, gives me all the more reason to paint it.
Let me not confuse you any further and tell you what this post is directed towards…..
HAVE YOU EVER BLAMED SOMEONE ELSE FOR THE WAY YOUR LIFE TURNED OUT?

Before I am showered with rebuts, I would like to add, I mean this strictly from a non-family oriented perspective. Family is a bond you can not willingly amputate. If your life ends up in a certain way and your family is partly or majorly responsible for the scenario, you have all the rights to blame it on them or not. But I am not touching that sensitive topic one bit. I am loyally adhering to the professional life, social life, personal life etc
“Behind every successful man is a woman but behind every man’s failure is also a woman”…God damn am I bloody tired of hearing that phrase. But can’t help it, it is just one of those phrases, you know, the-more-you-refute-the-more-the-incidents-that-prove-it-true, kinda thing. The way my lady has changed my life around, given me support, mentally, emotionally, warn me, chide me, respect me and guzillion other things, are just a few aspects that make you realize what a nit-wit you can be for blaming someone who cares for nothing but your happiness.
I have found myself, almost 2 years back, blaming my relationship for the way I had to change my life for her, you know when that occasional fight arouses where all hell breaks loose. For those ladies who are reading this and going “Oh my god, this guy is such a loser. How could he put her through that?”, please save the mean comments and voodoo dolls until I am done. I was just another guy who did not know how to handle the latest plug-in in my life. When the transition from dating, to getting in the good books of her family. From just hanging out, to spending quality time. In other words, scared;
- of whether I would lose my freedom
- whether I wouldn’t be able to go out drinking with my friends late
- have to be answerable to a person when Ive never been answerable to anyone all my life
- whether I wouldn’t be cool enough in front of my friends anymore coz of the lack of freedom
- whether I would be mistaken for being henpecked or even worse, end up one
I, being a guy, could give a million other thoughts, but I very well know, you know exactly what I am referring to.
Though all the above are really stupid and foolish thoughts, I can’t help it, neither can any guy. The sooner women understand this and accept it, the better. These are thoughts that come in the installation package of a GUY when sent to earth. He is bound to be faced with such nightmarish questions when someone new comes into his life who also has a say in his decisions thereon.
I would love to meet a guy who never thought so. Please email me at get.some.balls.to.admit.it.dude@gmail.com
One day, it so happened that I was, as usual, blaming myself for getting into a relationship and turning my life around unnecessarily. She, for the first time, lashed out at me like never before and asked me a few questions back to back after which I had a sleepless night where I attained such clarity after which I haven’t questioned anything since.
“Who asked who out?”, “Who took things forward with the family?”, “Did I ask you even once to give me a commitment?”, “Haven’t I given you enough and more space?”, “Tell me one incident when I have stopped you from being who you were?”.

EVEN IF, your relationship has made you change your life around, trust me it will be for the good. Because, we do not realize it, but when a person who loves us tells us to make a few adjustments in our lifestyle, it means, what we were doing before was not right, it was wrong. Otherwise, why would someone who loves us point us in the wrong direction?
Please do not misunderstand what I am saying. Not everything your girl or guy says is for the good, I specifically mentioned, Someone Who Loves You. If you have a jerk-ass chic or a guy, it’s again your fault mate.
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No matter what you do, who you are with, how you end up….. its all a subconscious choice you made somewhere. There might be external factors that bring about these situations, but the majorly, am sorry to burst your bubble, it is YOU. Stop blaming others.
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- If your high school sweetheart left you -> you were just doing something wrong. Read the signs
- If your best friend from school betrays you in friendship or otherwise -> it was your mistake you gave him that opportunity. You should have seen it coming
- If you stood up for someone at one point of time and that person does not for you -> do not blame him, blame yourself
You were just a fool to have not read the signs. Before something bad happens, the universe has a way of giving you signs. The reluctant don’t see it, the foolish misread it, the overconfident condone it. No matter who you are, Reluctant, Foolish or Overconfident, you end up all messed up and in the same boat.
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Everything you do in life is of your choice. If you do not want to do something but forced to, then make sure you have a back up plan when this does not work out. Do not expect the same people who put you in the mess to pull you out. Dream on….that is the last thing you should expect. If you get that, consider yourself blessed and that person, godsend.
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Life is short and it would make much more sense if you sit and evaluate the following when life is not going right
- How you ended up in this situation
- What your options are to loosen the knot around your neck
- What the consequences are, if you take those
- Whether you have a means of tackling those hurdles
- What next?
If you are one of those people with everything worked out in life and wonder what is the use of this post, please step aside, this is for the less fortunate ones who have life all mangled up and can not figure it out.
Hope this made some sense to you.
Cheers!!!
image reference: www.savagechickens.com/2006/08/blame.html, www.poppendieck.com/blame.htm, www.citypact.com/…/joined-a-knit-together.html

