The problem was I always took the blame. But he was wrong. But I thought me taking the blame could fix it.

Dominic Riccitello
About This Quote

In this quotation, Rudyard Kipling writes about his blame-taking nature. He recognizes that he is wrong in blaming others when he is the one causing problems. It is a strong realization that must be made in order to solve the problem.

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