
Only have yourself to blame
Self-inflicted Outcome
Used when someone's actions directly cause an unfortunate result, emphasizing self-responsibility.
By ignoring the weather forecast and not bringing an umbrella, you only have yourself to blame for getting wet.
No External Blame
Highlights that no one else is at fault; specifically rejects the idea of blaming others.
You only have yourself to blame for overspending when you were warned about your budget.
Not for Accidents
Typically not used for situations that are genuinely accidental or out of one's control.
He couldn't blame the snow for the car accident; he only had himself to blame for speeding.