Iain's reply is excellent - but if I was in a certain mood I would say the same thing back to this person [this is called 'mirroring'] and see how they like being on the receiving end of such negativity. Nothing is ever completely one person's fault [unless one of them is a psychopath] but this 'blaming' is scapegoating and happens a lot in stressful environments such as, work, love relationships, bad neighbourhoods. So, my succinct answer to your question is, no.
Iain's reply is excellent - but if I was in a certain mood I would say the same thing back to this person [this is called 'mirroring'] and see how they like being on the receiving end of such negativity. Nothing is ever completely one person's fault [unless one of them is a psychopath] but this 'blaming' is scapegoating and happens a lot in stressful environments such as, work, love relationships, bad neighbourhoods. So, my succinct answer to your question is, no.
