To feel guilty or feel it. I think everything is here. Life is everyone's struggle against everyone. This is known, but how is this conflict manifesting this extent? People cannot attack each other when they meet. Instead, they try to throw the shame of guilt. Those who succeed in making the other will win guilty. He will lose whoever admits his mistake.
Milan Kundera's "The Celebration of Insignificance" explores the human experience of guilt and shame, suggesting that these emotions play a crucial role in interpersonal conflicts. Rather than expressing aggression directly, individuals often project feelings of guilt onto one another, engaging in a subtle battle of blame. This shift in conflict dynamics reveals a deeper struggle where winning means inducing guilt in others while showing vulnerability can lead to one's own defeat.
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