The conversation delves into the distinction between boundaries and avoidance, highlighting the impact of each on relationships and personal growth. It emphasizes the importance of accountability, clarity, and integrity in setting boundaries and addressing conflict.Takeaways<ul><li>Boundaries require presence and discomfort</li><li>Avoidance is not a boundary, it's control</li></ul>Chapters<ul><li>00:00 Regulation and Accountability</li></ul>

The conversation delves into the distinction between boundaries and avoidance, highlighting the impact of each on relationships and personal growth. It emphasizes the importance of accountability, clarity, and integrity in setting boundaries and addressing conflict. TakeawaysBoundaries require presence and discomfortAvoidance is not a boundary, it's control Chapters00:00 Regulation and Accountability

Avoidance Is Not A Boundary

Days Like These&nbsp;is a cinematic storytelling podcast about the days that shape us. It is about the quiet days, the heavy days, the funny days, the lonely days, the tired, heartbroken, over-it-but-still-here days. It’s where truth meets tone. Where dark humor sits beside grief. Where faith lives in the subtext, not the sermon: Not a sermon. Not therapy. Not self-help. Just honest conversations about becoming, old with humor, heart, and no filters. Because some days don’t need fixing...just feeling.

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Days Like These is a cinematic storytelling podcast about the days that shape us. It is about the quiet days, the heavy days, the funny days, the lonely days, the tired, heartbroken, over-it-but-still-here days. It’s where truth meets tone. Where dark humor sits beside grief. Where faith lives in the subtext, not the sermon: Not a sermon. Not therapy. Not self-help. Just honest conversations about becoming, old with humor, heart, and no filters. Because some days don’t need fixing...just feeling.

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