Their wrong belongs to their account. Your response belongs to yours. Confusing the two makes you either carry blame that is not yours or surrender the responsibility that can move your life forward.
You can say, 'What happened was not my fault,' and still ask, 'What will I do now?' Owning your healing, boundaries, counsel, and next decision does not excuse them. It returns your hands to you.
I own my response, not their wrong. I release false blame and take responsibility for the future God has returned to my hands.
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