"Nos enseñan que debes culpar a tu padre, a tus hermanas, a tus hermanos, a la escuela, a los maestros, puedes culpar a cualquiera, pero nunca te culpes a ti mismo. Nunca es tu culpa. Pero siempre es tu culpa, porque si quisieras cambiar, eres tú quien tien"
— Katherine Hepburn
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In life, we often find ourselves blaming others when things go wrong. It’s easy to point fingers at our family, friends, or even institutions like schools and workplaces. This quote is saying that while it's common to blame others, real change starts with looking at ourselves first. For example, if you’re not doing well in school, you might blame your teachers or classmates. But if you want better grades, you have to change your study habits or seek extra help. The main idea is that we control our actions and choices. To improve our situations, we need to take responsibility and make changes ourselves. This mindset helps us grow and become better people, instead of always staying stuck in the same problems.
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