Your guilt on others

Suppose, in the morning, hastily going to work, you cannot find the key, no matter from the apartment, car or office. Cocktail of indignation, anger and curses overwhelm you. Why? Blind of guilt. What does it have to do with it? Well, the first — there is a feeling, let’s call it exaggerated “I am bad” that “accompanies” guilt everywhere. But you don’t want to feel bad and you “stick” your guilt on others, those who turn up by the arm. They become guilty very quickly, for example, son and/or husband/wife. It’s easier for you (but not for long), because the key is immediately in your pocket. The feeling of “I am bad” reaches the peak, mixing with guilt before loved ones, annoying for a mistake, unpleasant delay in work, and so on.