A person can set boundaries by first showing care. The person states their own feelings. The person offers a clear plan for future contact.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person can set boundaries by first showing care.
The person states their own feelings. The person offers a clear plan for future contact.
A person can start by telling the friend they care. This shows the relationship is important. The person then explains their own feelings. The person does not blame the friend. The person suggests a specific time to talk later. This gives a clear next step.
A student feels tired from helping a friend often. The student says, 'I care about you. I am feeling overwhelmed right now. I cannot give you the support you need. Can we talk on Friday?' The friend understands the student's need for space. The friendship stays strong.
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A person can set boundaries by first showing care. The person states their own feelings. The person offers a clear plan for future contact.