sunshinemiss
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ORIGINAL: Level To me, smart women will not have a lot of trouble developing healthy boundaries, honestly, I think much of it falls in with having good common sense. You mention respect, and that is a key component, for one's self, and others. And, the "treat others as you want to be treated" thing, that too. Level darling, Boundaries are more about understanding things from an emotional standpoint. And you know Good Common Sense is not terribly common. I don't mean to pick on you (pick you UP perhaps, but pick ON you... pfffffft)... but developing healthy boundaries is a frightening thing when it means you will be completely different from everything you've known. After years of assistance (of many sorts), I have learned a little something aboug common sense and about boundary setting. But because these were not a part of my real life forever, I sometimes backslide. That troubles me, but I've made some peace with it. We learn so much by the time we are X age, and then we can sometimes need lesson after lesson to undo the early learning. I call it my quirks! And by the way, industrial TP can be your friend if you are writing a book in the head. Don't use a felt tip pen, though... and don't get it wet! best, sunshine
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