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Fault doesn’t necessarily imply guilty. People need to understand that. “I should have known better” means while I am not guilty of what happened to me, I cou
by elzbardico 9mo ago
Fault doesn’t necessarily imply guilty.
People need to understand that.
“I should have known better” means while I am not guilty of what happened to me, I could have avoided it by not doing X. So, the real world is messy, and next time I will ac accordingly for my own good.
It is not smart to die or have your things subtracted just because you want to make a point of how things should be, a point that nobody will care about.
- Terr_ 9mo agoI often like to highlight the difference words that we tend to smush together and treat as synonymous. For example, something can be your responsibility but not your fault, or vice-versa. Responsibility is literally just the duty to respond.