Guilt starts as a feeling of failure.

Frank Herbert
Guilt starts as a feeling of failure.
Guilt starts as a feeling of failure.
Guilt starts as a feeling of failure.
Guilt starts as a feeling of failure.
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Guilt is a feeling that you have done something wrong, and then it turns into a feeling that you are a failure. When things go wrong, it’s easier to blame yourself. There are times when we feel guilty about things outside of our control. We all have times when we are frustrated with the way our lives are going.

Humans are not always perfect, but when you feel guilty about things that are not your fault, you can become overwhelmed by negative feelings. If you have struggled with guilt or shame for any reason in your life, consider the possibility that you may be suffering from this mental illness.

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