Don't Blame The Player Blame The Game の小説・ストーリー

"Captain, I admit my performance wasn't great in the first two rounds, but I didn't deliberately hold everyone back. And as you all said, this is a team game. So, how can you blame the problem on me alone? "Moreover, I'm originally playing the support role. Coming over to assist you is a normal operation, right? It's not my fault if you didn't communicate clearly on the mic. Everyone has a responsibility, and you can't blame me." This statement left the other three starting teammates with even more unpleasant expressions. So, it wasn't his fault; it was everyone's fault? One of the fiery young men exploded, "Do you really have the audacity to claim you're playing support? Just take a moment

He didn’t see anything but her pain but one look from his face was enough to tell that he was not convinced. “But you are wrong to blame yourself, you should have blamed me because you took that decision because of me, so I am also responsible for her condition” He shot me a glare but I refuse to break contact "don't look at me like that and listen to me, if we play blame game like this then we all are responsible for whatever happened to her but we are not. Your intention was to clear your mind and not to take any haste decision and not to hurt her so you were not wrong”

“You do not have to take the blame for everything that happens, you are not to be blamed.” “But my mate thinks that I am to be blamed, Alpha Grey did not come to see me, Dad. When he found out he lost his heir, he was fed up and walked out “ I sniffed it and my dad looked at him. He unfastened his seat belt and held my cheeks in his soft and warm palm. “Do not let anyone tell you that it is your fault, you are only a teenager, a child that still needs the supervision of her parents, we should not pin blame on people, and do not let them do the same to you. You are my brave girl and I know you will get better” As my dad said this I smiled, he wiped my eyes and then pulled me into a brief hug

She would not have come to that if she had trusted God. "You're right." Her tears fell. Another bead followed. And the other one. "My sin against Him is so great. I lack trust. Sometimes I even blame Him and question why things like this are happening to me. When all along, I'm really the one to blame. It's my choice and my decision. And this is the result of all that. And when the situation didn't go right, I looked for someone to blame. And I always blamed Him because in my mind, all of this, He was the one who did it. But I was wrong, Gami. I am all this. I put myself in this situation. And my face is still thick when I face the judgment hall, I am still hoping for His mercy. Isn't it ver

“What if he starts to suspect that this is all just an act? Won’t we get punished for this?” I asked. “He won’t find out. Just keep telling him that it hurts and that you’re so sorry. The trick for him not to blame you for anything is for you to overly blame yourself. It’s simple, really. If you blame yourself enough, he won’t blame you and will start defending you. Try it and you’ll see for yourself just how simple men can be…” she said with absolute confidence.

I warned him to get out of my way, but he was determined not to. —The girl is right, she is not to blame for this, the only one to blame is you for having failed her. Accept the consequences of your actions and stop blaming others for your mistakes.

That would be just like Tina though, thinking of all the positives of the future. “Mom, you know what, I’m getting tired of the blaming game. Like it seriously is making me sick to my stomach. It’s not your fault. It’s not my fault. It’s no ones fault; whose alive anyway.” She looked. That meant all the blame should fall on Ryan. From Kate’s view, the real culprit was Curtis. “I’m glad you think that.” “Everyone will come around on their own,” I responded, staring over at Kate. “I’m done trying to convince them.”

"It concerns me because it includes you! You don’t know I left in the camp just to come here to check on you.” “So, why did it become my fault? Why are you here? Did I ask you to come?” I was annoyed by his sentiments. “Yes, it is your fault. If you just stay at home, you will not be here and get that,” he blames me. “Huh?” Are you sure that you are blaming me now? FYI, if you didn’t call me, I would be got into incident so technically, it was your fault not mine!” ---

She is badly hurt and nothing he could say would help ease her pain. " it's not you to blame. It's the society. They set standards that are obviously don't help the industry. Your gender doesn't matter. You know how games work. It's a matter of skills and intelligence. So if people have found you amazing behind that mask, then you are suitable to compete in the tournament. No one can take that truth from you. You are an amazing player Ashley. Don't forget about that" Ren said trying to seize her agony.

"Bumptious brat. Don't you get it? Well, you are so self-centered. Foolishly thinking that all things rotate around you. A little prince who always gets what he wants. Sitting in a throne while looking down on his own subordinates. Do you get it? You lose because you don't trust them, and because of your stupid pride to show off." “This game was played with all students in every section. Likewise our bet. This is teamplay but you single-handedly thinking you can win this game, alone. From the very start, you already lose. Heh~ how ironic, Steorra win without you playing it. But today, they lose because of you playing on it.”