#physical boundaries

[cubeberrie]

does anyone know that one old art trend on instagram or some shit were there was a template and colored in a simple person to show their own or their character’s physical touch boundaries???? please I can’t find it anywhere and i’ma visual person and I want to communicate with my partner and set health boundaries :((

[serenityquest]

[arthurwigglebutts]

Here's your *my* daily reminder to practice recall with your older dogs too...

[romanceismycallingcard]

Unpopular opinion: I'm really tired of the boob jokes in 2gether and I'm tired of the fandom continuing to bring it up, reference it, encourage the jokes, and think it's okay.

It shouldn't be okay. So what if they're guys, it's not okay.

The first time this joke happened was Sarawat's doing, and I didn't appreciate it. Then Tine was joking about it himself and he was clearly joking, so it was a little funny. But Sarawat taking over those jokes and making them serious and everyone claiming he's obsessed isn't funny at all to me.

Personal space, boundaries, respect, those are all very important, and I don't like how focused on touching Tine's body Sarawat is, especially since they're not even dating yet. I still wouldn't like it even if they were dating though.

[eurydykakaput]

My mom: *hugs me*

My grandmom: *hugs me*

My aunt: *hugs me*

All the other members of my family: *hug me or touch me*

My 12!-year-old cousin: You don't like being touched, do you? Would that be okay to hug you if I ask first? You can tell me "no".

Me: I guess.

My cousin: So can I hug you?

Me: I don't really feel like it. I'm sorry.

My cousin: It's okay. Fist bump?

Me: Fist bump. :D

Tell me how does my 12-year-old cousin understands physical boundaries and consent better than anyone else in my family?

[twelfthgoldmagician]

If it isn't common sense already;

Please dont just come up to me and touch my mala.

I don't mean it to be rude. They are a sacred tool, not an accessory, and they are for my hands only. 🙏

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[quellquill]

I don't know who needs to hear it, but in any case it's always okay to say no.

It's okay to deny something just because you don't want to. You don't even have to give a reason.

Your body is YOURS and you don't owe anyone anything, at any time. If they make you feel like you do, that's on them, not you. You are worthy of love and care which means your boundaries deserve respect.

It's okay to say no.

Even if:

- You've said yes before

- You're worried they'll be disappointed

- They might leave

- You don't know why

In any situation, IT'S OKAY TO SAY NO.

However they react is up to them. It's not your responsibility to keep people satisfied at the expense of your own comfort. Physical boundaries are often pushed past or stepped over, sometimes unknowingly. But they are so important.