Who's who?

By Anonymous -

There are some situations in our life when we find ourselves rational and correct firstly and we even act according to that and then after some time we realize that we were wrong.
This always confuses me, who's who? When am I in the right coat and when am I in the wrong?
I grew up thinking that if you first do things correctly then you automatically get rights to scold people if they screw the same thing and it took me almost a year and a half that even if people  screw that thing up, there's some reason behind it.
Nobody makes mistake purposefully, thats why they are called "mistakes".
There should be a chance for everyone,  to place their side.
In this whole jiffy, it always confuses me...Who's who? Who's in the coat of rationality and who isnt?
The one who did that thing correctly and scolded others for screwing it? OR the one who screwed that thing accidentally and got all the scolding?
Where should our sympathy go? To the one who did his job perfectly and got depressed due to others who screwed OR to the one's who screwed accidentally? ??
Who's who? Its always been a question for me....and believe me, I have gone through both of those 2 persons, there are times when others are correct and I screw the things and there are times when I do the honors and others blow that up...yet I cant decide....in the end...Who's who?

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