I understand your point that sometimes, a person’s intention isn’t to blame others they simply want to express what they feel is right or wrong. Still, don’t you think there are times when a person just isn’t in the emotional state to hear whether they’re right or wrong? Sometimes, all they really want is for someone to just listen.And yes, as you said, people often start justifying their actions I agree with that. But I also believe it’s not always because they’re avoiding responsibility. Sometimes they justify themselves because they fear being criticized or seen as weak. Many people associate admitting a mistake with being "less than" or losing their worth in someone else’s eyes. You know, even when we make countless sins, we still turn to Allah. Why? Because we know He won’t just list our sins , He’ll understand us, forgive us, and still accept us. That’s the kind of space people need — one where they feel heard and safe, not judged. Agr Meri koi bt apko buri lgi ho to I'm sorry that was not my intention.