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Negative Psychology
Essays on radical uncertainty
Negative Psychology
Self-blaming [2]
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Nick
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Self-blaming is a mechanical reflex that we are powerless to stop. It isn't really us blaming ourselves however, it's the thinking mind. The thinking mind is a mechanical reflex that controls us rather than vice versa.