What could you do differently?
In the past, when mistakes happened, I would always blame someone or something and walk away from the situation. This is so easy to do, and it doesn’t make you answerable. Generally, I would always find some support whether from friends or parents, saying I wasn’t responsible for the situation.
And in this process, when any injustice is being perpetrated around us, we are unable to protest it in the same way. And we place all the responsibility on the system. Then, when something happens to us, we feel as if the entire system has sold out, everyone is in cahoots, and no one cares about justice.
Learning from mistakes involves acknowledging errors, analyzing what went wrong without blame, reframing them as growth opportunities, taking responsibility, and creating a plan to avoid repetition, which builds resilience, self-awareness, strong character and system answerable. It also include apologizing if needed in any case.
Rang-Rivaz 
It’s called living and learning xx
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Sure 💯💯👍 thank you so much Mam for appreciation 🙏🥰😊
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Your concluding paragraph stole the entire limelight of your post. You have framed the words with so much accuracy, it was a thought provoking post. Thanks for sharing 🌸🙏
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Thank you so much mam for appreciation 🙏🥰😊
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Yes, we all have some responsibilities and running from them doesn’t fix the situation. Thanks for posting this!
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Thank you so much for appreciation 🙏🥰😊
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Shashwat, wise words—owning our mistakes without blame builds true resilience and accountability. Love how you’ve turned reflection into growth.
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Thank you so much Sir for your blessings 🙏🥰😊
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A smart person learns from self made mistakes , a wise man learns from both.
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Sure 💯💯 thank you so much for comment 🙏🥰☺️
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Which state are you from ?
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Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh 🤠 thank you so much kanishka for comment 🙏🥰😊
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Oh! I thought you are From Uttarakhand! 🙃
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Raising voice for justice ⚖️ is our responsibility. Ankita Bhandari was daughter of India.
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Your words mean a lot.🙏 When people from different states stand together for justice, it reminds us that pain has no borders and daughters belong to the entire nation.
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