Empowering Boundaries
Explore the importance of identifying negative patterns in relationships and how to establish empowering boundaries. After recognizing recurring situations, brainstorm enforceable options that prioritize your needs and safety. Reflect on the feasibility of these boundaries across various contexts to ensure they provide consistent protection and support.In this clip
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Multiamory: Rethinking Modern Relationships
423 - Boundaries are all about YourSELF
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