Why does it feel safer to blame, and do people feel discomfort with accountability? Why are people always blaming others? From childhood to adulthood, people find ways to escape from negative outcomes. When it comes to positive, ready to take credit. Failed to maintain balance in taking credits and responsibility. Reasons for blaming for over responsibilities have multiple psychological layers to define them. Blaming leads to implicit and explicit impact, often changing their behaviour to restore internal consistency (Festinger, 1957). The defence mechanism of denial and rejection shields from blame (A. Freud, 1936/ 1966). Finger-pointing is being effortless rather than taking responsibility. Here is how blame shifting happens, and taking responsibility for one’s own mistakes leads to growth. Blame vs Responsibility  Blaming is a conscious or unconscious act of protecting oneself from negative outcomes. Blame gives temporal relief from the action, but it leads to shame, guilt, fear, and a withdrawal mindset.…