The phrase "blame yourself for" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "You should blame yourself for not paying attention to the details of the contract."
If you come back, blame yourself for what happens.' The car drove off.
Never blame yourself for being late or failing to return a phone call or e-mail.
It seems you blame yourself for many things, but haven't you had enough punishment?
You may blame yourself for not doing more, not being there enough, or not being there when the death happened.
It's often easier to blame yourself for missed opportunities and wonder, or even wish, for what could have been.
Guilt - you may blame yourself for not doing or knowing more, or for not dealing with any "unfinished business" that you had with the deceased.
But if it is badly designed, the process will seem so confusing that you will probably blame yourself for doing something wrong.
Don't blame yourself for not knowing Mr. Garcia's earlier series of "Rex" books about a detective who is also a dinosaur.
'It won't happen to me.' " And if you have an accident and you can blame yourself for it, then you can also convince yourself that it won't happen again.
In a note left for her son and daughter before she killed herself, Bottrill explained how having to pay the bedroom tax had made her life impossible, writing: "Don't blame yourself for me ending my life.
You can't blame yourself for violating your rights, right?
