Blame magnet
Have you ever felt like no matter what you do, you’re always on the receiving end of blame? Strange, right? But that’s exactly how it feels to be me. Whether at school or at home, I somehow become the soft target—the one everyone points fingers at. Even in situations I have nothing to do with, like when two people are fighting, somehow I end up being blamed. It’s unreal, almost like living in a world that makes no sense. Yet, this is my reality. I still remember every single moment—every shout, every unfair accusation. It makes me feel like a fool, like a joker in a game I never agreed to play. And yet, life goes on, and I continue navigating this strange, frustrating experience. But amidst all this, I’ve learned something important: being blamed isn’t a reflection of who I am. It’s a reflection of how others perceive things—or maybe how they take out their frustrations. And that realization gives me a quiet strength to keep going, even when the world seems unfair.