In my practice, as well in my everyday life experiences, it is not unusual for people to blame others for the unhappiness they are experiencing in their life. The others can be their parent(s) or children, boss or coworker, spouse or significant other. The list goes on and on. How often has it been said that if only the other person would think or behave as is expected, problems would not manifest themselves. When things go wrong, for many it is perceived as the other person’s fault. Far too oftenRead More