In the book, responsibility occupies a founding place. I see it as the possibility to look at my inner response and choose what I can do from there. Guilt, on the other hand, consists of condemning oneself and reducing itself to the problem.
Taking care of his answer does not mean being responsible for what someone has done to us. It does not erase the facts or the responsibility of others. The manuscript also recalls the right to say no, to set a limit and to leave a situation. Internal autonomy must be able to support these acts.