It takes two to tango.
Both parties are responsible for the situation.
It takes two to tango" is an idiom emphasizing that many actions or situations require the participation or agreement of two people. Commonly used in discussing relationships and conflicts, it asserts that both parties share responsibility for the outcomes. This is particularly relevant in situations where blame is being assigned, reminding all involved that outcomes are often jointly orchestrated.
Example Sentences
It takes two to tango, so don't blame the fight all on him.
Both people involved share responsibility for the conflict, so blame shouldn't be placed on one person alone.
Both parties are responsible for the negotiation's failure; it takes two to tango.
The negotiation's failure was due to actions from both sides.
Remember, in any successful relationship, it takes two to tango; both must contribute equally.
A relationship requires effort from both parties to be successful.
