"Se necesitan dos para tener un accidente."
— F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Simplified Meaning:
When something goes wrong, it's often not just one person's fault. For example, if two cars crash into each other, both drivers might have made mistakes that led to the accident. Maybe one driver was speeding, and the other wasn't paying attention. Similarly, in a fight or argument between friends, both people might have said or done things that caused the problem. This idea can be used to handle conflicts better in your life. Instead of blaming just one person, think about how everyone involved might have contributed. By understanding this, you can work together to avoid problems in the future.
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Accident Blame Cause and effect Consequences Interaction Mutual Partnership Responsibility
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