The Psychology of People Who Always BLAME Others

Why do some people never take responsibility for their actions—and always find someone else to blame?

In this video, we dive deep into the psychology of people who constantly blame others, exploring the hidden emotional wounds, fragile ego structures, and defense mechanisms like projection, denial, and displacement that fuel this behavior.

You'll discover:
The psychological roots behind chronic blame-shifting
How narcissistic traits and fragile self-esteem play a role
The difference between accountability and toxic guilt
Science-based strategies to deal with people who always play the victim
How to protect your own mental health and avoid being manipulated

If you've ever felt drained by someone who twists the truth and refuses to own their mistakes—this video will help you understand why they do it and how to stop being their target.

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👉 Watch till the end for practical tools to set boundaries and maintain emotional peace.
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