By Ava Sinclair
There’s a fine line between being accommodating and letting others cross your boundaries.
The distinction lies in the language you use. Regularly using certain phrases can tip the scales in favor of maintaining healthy boundaries, without coming across as hostile or unkind.
This is all about empowering yourself to voice out your needs and limits effectively. And trust me, there’s a certain vocabulary that can help you do just that.
We’ll dive into the key phrases that can help you establish and maintain your personal boundaries, beautifully and firmly.
No, thank you
One surefire way to know a woman is skilled at setting boundaries is her comfort in saying “no”.
“No, thank you” is a clear yet polite way of rejecting something that doesn’t serve you. It’s about being assertive without being aggressive.
Here’s the deal. You …