“Repeating a directive can also help keep focus on what the other person is doing in response to a boundary, rather than on defending, explaining or justifying the boundary. Being aware of what the other person is saying and doing… — Cristien Storm Copy Share Image
“Often people either don't want to, or aren't used to seeing women angry. Not emotional ,not upset, just angry. Not reactionary anger, necessarily, the… — Cristien Storm Copy Share Image
“Explaining justifying or defending a boundary can be distracting, emotionally (and physically) draining and weaken resolve. If someone is so busy explaining why a… — Cristien Storm Copy Share Image
“Repeating a directive can also help keep focus on what the other person is doing in response to a boundary, rather than on defending,… — Cristien Storm Copy Share Image
“Believing that it is acceptable to walk away, halt, interrupt, stop, redirect and end an interaction is critical to boundary setting and boundary heath.” — Cristien Storm Copy Share Image
