Boundaries to have in a relationship

We all have different needs in our relationships. Some people need a lot of space, while others require a lot of connection. And that’s OK!...

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Onsite on Instagram: "Having boundaries, even in our most intimate relationships, helps us get the emotional, physical, and relational space we need to thrive. As Dr. Henry Cloud once said, "Boundaries define us. They define what is me and what is not me. A boundary shows me where I end and someone else begins." Here's what boundaries might look like in a partnership. What do boundaries look like in your close relationships? To learn more about setting and maintaining boundaries, check out

“Lack of boundaries invites lack of respect”― Anonymous. Wondering if setting boundaries is good for a relationship? Looking for examples of healthy boundaries? Click here for the secrets to setting healthy boundaries in relationships and maintaining personal boundaries. Healthy boundaries are not just for toxic people and strangers, they are for your friends, partners, children, parents, families, and everyone in your life.

Jordan Green, LCSW on Instagram: "⁠ Bottom lines are boundaries or limits within relationships (see previous post). When bottom lines are crossed, there is often serious damage to the relationship. It’s important to respect people’s bottom lines to create safety and respect within the relationship. Your bottom line may be different from mine and your neighbor’s. ⁠ ⁠ If you don’t have a solid, non-negotiable bottom line in relationships, you will find yourself putting up with a lot of things…

One of the top characteristics of healthy relationships is the ability of both people to consciously set and maintain healthy boundaries (that includes respecting the other person’s boundaries as well). But why is it so important to set boundaries in romantic relationships? Aren’t intimate relationships supposed to be, well, intimate? Wouldn’t it make the relationship

Cheating still happens in #polyamory, and there is no relationship style that is entirely foolproof from being hurt, betrayed or lied to. The best you can do is communicate your authentic desires to each other and to try and make sure that you are aligned in your values for your connection. Have you been cheated on in #nonmonogamy, or cheated on someone, and how is that affecting your relationship(s)? If you need help, I have a workshop on 'Repairing Relationships After Broken Boundaries'…