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Take responsibility 

“Take responsibility” it’s a phrasal verb.

I take responsibility

I took responsibility
I will take responsibility

Taking responsibility is a phrasal verb used to recognize and repair something that is wrong, when and where the person who caused the wrong is aware and willing to repair the damage.

Taking responsibility comprise 3 stages and actions

1. Awareness of the problem
2. Honesty to recognize the problem caused
3. Courage to publicly accept the responsibility
4. Willingness to repair the damage caused to the affected people
5. Public Commitment to find the solution to Repair the damage

6. After the damage is repaired, you need “humility” to offer an apology, knowingly that forgiveness may or may not be given.
1. I ask you to take responsibility for the way you drink alcohol.
2. I ask you to take responsibility of your wrongs.

3. I take responsibility for the bad design of the cookware.

Suggested research : Prochaska’s Model of Change
Take responsibility by Sensalsa July 27, 2018
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Take responsibility 

For me stealing from you....

You are going to fix this... Or I am going to fix this. I don't care about your ethos. I don't care what your God said. I'm not going to be your Jesus. You killing kids doesn't fix my problem here but ME doing the same DOES FIX MY PROBLEM.
A retard "Take responsibility for the targeted harassment and monitoring campaign. It's your fault it's happening and you should accept that."

Hym "No. I'm not doing it. YOU can prove it if YOU care to stop it but I WILL NOT LIFT A FINGER for a positive outcome. If you suceed in stealing from me... If I am not given recourse against the perpetrator of this... I WILL kill a child. It won't be today. It won't be tomorrow. But it WILL be for that reason. And everyone will know that. They will die in terror and the last thing they will ever see is their loved ones trying to rip me off of them. I do have to let you have your moment. So, I won't. I'm just not going to. I don't ever have to. The longer I wait the less of a punishment imprisonment or death will be. Your hell isn't real. I'll get away with it by doing the thing I was going to do anyway. No amount of agony will undo what I will do. I'm not going to be dissuaded. I'm not letting you arbitrate terms. The longer YOU wait the less I'm going to care about getting what I want and I can always just do it anyway if I'm dissatisfied with you running out the clock. There's a chance I've already enlisted others. You will not retaliate. You will not let others retaliate. Now... I'm a man of my word. I said I would create A.I. and I did. Now, I'm saying if I tell you I WON'T kill your kids... Then I won't ever kill them. But there is only ONE WAY... That THAT will ever be the case."
Take responsibility by Hym Iam April 30, 2024
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