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This tag should be used when boundaries (either yours or someone else's) play a major role in the situation at hand. This could involve questions about how to respect other people's boundaries, how to handle overstepping someone's boundaries, establishing your own boundaries, or handling someone who has overstepped your boundaries.
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How can I convince my parents to respect my privacy?
You can use this analogy to explain to them how boundaries and privacy, when appropriately executed, build, rather than destroy, trust. …
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