When this troper was younger, a least once she had the situation where she would inspire somebody to get an idea, and then get yelled at for inspiring them when the plan doesn't work.

This troper has a friend like this, mostly in ''TeamFortress2''. Almost every death has him say "bullshit" or something like that, and he usually has a contrived reason as to why it's not HIS fault he died. The most common ones being "You should have died first", "Since when did (weapon) do THAT much damage?" and "wasn't the same on MY screen." It's either amusing or very irritating usually.

If you spend any amount of time in online gaming, you're likely to run into people with this attitude. Whenever they lose, it's because their opponent was using a cheat/exploit, their teammates weren't backing them up, the AI screwed up, their computer lagged, or any other excuse other than admitting that their failure was their own fault.

In a dramatic fashion, this troper was often blamed for pretty much anything that went wrong, even though he wasn't even involved in some cases. This had such an impact on this troper, he developed a major case of ItsAllMyFault in his later years, blaming himself for something he didn't even do or didn't even know about, even if everyone knew where the true problem was.

This troper is an amatour Bridge player and was to a few tournaments in his life. And it's ALWAYS your partner's fault. Of course, many mistakes are made on both sides, but every player who ends up low on the scoreboard WILL blame his partner for it. Many who enter the room as friends leave as enemies.

This troper's mother has been complaining for the last few days about how invasive her therapists have become. They're coming more frequently, sending social workers and phsycial therapists to she her, and as she describes it 'keeping her under a microscope'. They've only been doing this recently and my mother goes on and on about how unfair it is and that she doesn't deserve this. Did I mention this all started because my mom tried to kill herself? Yeah.

That doesn't mean that she doesn't deserve some personal space. Think for a moment, they're making a suicidal woman miserable. There's no way that can go wrong.

She '''does''' get personal space. They've been coming less even, and she still complains.

Whenever my brothers lose in a video or computer game, they tell everyone that the game has developed a glitch that causes players to lose for no reason.