#boundaries

[fucktoyfelix]

Telling someone 'no' when you have a boundary is actually doing them a huge favor. Cool people will love you for this. People who are angry or weird about this are not worth caring about at all, and they are the ones being rude to YOU no matter what anyone says.

[mypoeticsoul-ny]

"Love should not feel like a negotiation of your worth."

If this resonates, you’ll find more on this topic here → Red Flags in Relationships

[furiousgoldfish]

traumatized person thinking about setting a boundary: but isn't this unfair to the other person if I don't let them violate me since I let other people do it before :/ what if they feel left out :/ maybe I should just let it happen so I'm being fair :/

[theangelsnumbers]

I am learning to walk away from people who don’t appreciate my magic.

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[eldritchbauble]

As much as "no" is already a complete sentence, "because I don't want to" is a complete explanation.

[chibird]

Saying no can feel uncomfortable, but by doing so, we can protect our sanity and boundaries. Saying no is a healthy practice! 👏

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[thepeacefulgarden]