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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 to ignore someone who is stalking you?
I'll start by stating that in this kind of situations is difficult to come off as polite sometimes, as people don't like to be rejected when trying to interact with someone they have interest in (and …
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How can I politely tell my fellow tenants that I am not the caretaker?
It seems that they really don't care how the refuse bins have gotten empty and there's someone putting them out in the street.
This happens a lot when living with people you don't know. Something …
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How should I handle the "loudest" voice in a group project?
I also studied software engineering, and had a similar situation. This people tend to be difficult, because they often believe that they are the best in the group and only their opinions/decisions mat …
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