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Often when people want to place a boundary, they become rigid, forceful or detached. In other words, they withdraw their love. It sends out this message: “if you don’t behave the way I want you to behave, I don’t love you anymore.” That is not compassionate, it’s manipulative.
There is a way to share your truth and protect your needs without force or withdrawing your love. While still loving the other unconditionally, you can place firm boundaries on behaviors that don’t work for you.
Follow our 7 step formula to express your boundaries firmly, without rejecting the other.
Our free handout is available for download here as you listen in: https://relationshipalkemy.com/free-downloads/
By Olivier Bessaignet4.3
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Often when people want to place a boundary, they become rigid, forceful or detached. In other words, they withdraw their love. It sends out this message: “if you don’t behave the way I want you to behave, I don’t love you anymore.” That is not compassionate, it’s manipulative.
There is a way to share your truth and protect your needs without force or withdrawing your love. While still loving the other unconditionally, you can place firm boundaries on behaviors that don’t work for you.
Follow our 7 step formula to express your boundaries firmly, without rejecting the other.
Our free handout is available for download here as you listen in: https://relationshipalkemy.com/free-downloads/