Don't Go though my personal belongings
Don't Criticize me
Don't Make comments about my weight
Don't Take their anger out on me
Don't Humiliate me in front of others
Don't Tell off-color jokes in my company
Don't Invade my personal space
Don't invade my Privacy
Don't A new hairstyle from an old stylist
always go for quality
Peace and quiet while getting a massage
Help around the house
More information before making a purchase
Quiet time to myself
Turn the ringer off on the phone
Take my time returning calls or e-mails
Change my mind
Bow out of a volunteer activity
Cancel a commitment when I'm not feeling well
Reserve a place in my home that is off-limits to others.
stay simple
don't fall for girls sweet talks
don't run after girls, but flirt with them let them come to you.
don't run after relations let them go if they want to go
don't let people use you
take space be alone if needed
Saying No if needed
Refusing to Take Blame speak back loud
Expect Respect. when treated disrespect get out of the scenario
have your own identity and individuality don't lose it to please others
take help if needed
speak load and let other know how you feel not your thoughts
dictate other about your choose don't let other dictate you
You get to dictate where and with whom you spend your time, alone or apart. Maybe you don’t love going to Monday night football. Establish that Monday nights are your alone time or your weekly wine night with your pals. Perhaps you need to be by yourself for a few days after a big fight; you are within your right to ask for that.
don't give and take credit money
always take credit for your achievements
Openly express your desire and feelings ,Share fantasies and discuss boundaries on sex to you partner. Honesty and vulnerability are powerful.
17. The Freedom to Express Spiritual Boundaries
Your beliefs are your own, no matter how much you may or may not have in common with your partner in terms of spirituality or religion. You and your significant other should respect each other’s beliefs, foster and encourage each other’s spiritual growth, and be open to learning about the other’s culture or faith.
18. The Right to Remain True to Your Principles
Set a boundary with yourself that your principles remain in place no matter who you are dating. Of course, you can change your mind as your conversations with your partner open new doors to new ideas. But you shouldn’t feel pressured to adopt his or her stances out of fear of upsetting them.
19. The Ability to Communicate Physical Needs
Learn to communicate what your body needs. Are you a vegetarian and don’t want meat in the house? Are you an early riser who needs to be in bed before 10:00 pm? Then make sure your partner respects your physical needs by not making loud noises or watching TV late into the evening.
On the other hand, learn about your significant other’s boundaries. If they prefer a later bedtime, work out an arrangement rather than pressuring them to go to sleep before their biological clock allows them to.
20. Your Right to Your Material Possessions
Deciding what to share and what to keep for yourself is never an easy task. Some couples open joint bank accounts, while others forego that for financial independence. Material and financial boundaries are commonplace in every relationship.
21. Your Ability to Manage Your Own Time
Another relationship boundary to set for yourself is learning to manage your time in a way that doesn’t disrespect your significant other’s.
healthy boundaries in relationships
When you’re single, you can put off doing the dishes as long as you want. However, in a relationship, your time is not just your own. If you agree to date at 8:00 pm, it’s essential to stick to your word.
That means learning to manage your time respectfully, even when you’re alone.
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