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This is part of The Hidden Mechanics of Boundaries, a limited series about what happens under the surface before, during, and after a boundary.

When someone you love is upset, something inside you shifts. Perhaps your partner’s disappointed that you’ve made plans without them. Or maybe a family member’s overwhelmed and telling you how much they have to do. It could be that your boss sounds irritated, and you…

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See if this sounds familiar: you finish a meeting knowing you were prepared. You answered the questions, contributed something useful, and followed through on what you’d promised. But your boss seemed a little distracted when you spoke, and now that’s the part you can’t stop thinking about.

Did you say too much? Did you sound like you were…

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This is part of The Hidden Mechanics of Boundaries, a limited series about what happens under the surface before, during, and after a boundary.

Someone asks whether you can help with something. You’re already tired. Your calendar is full, you have priorities of your own, and you may even feel your body quietly resisting the request.

But before the other person has finished explaining what they need, you hear yourself say, “Of course.”

They thank you and tell you…

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For years, I described myself as conflict-averse. I didn't like conflict, and I assumed avoiding difficult conversations was how I “kept the peace.” But I wasn't actually avoiding conflict. I was allowing it to take place entirely inside me. I didn’t realize that “keeping the peace” could actually include me.
 

 

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