<p>In this episode, JeNaye discusses what boundaries are and why they are important, why mindlessly venting/emotional dumping is the worst, how to create boundaries based on your needs, and her frightening trip to the grocery store.  Want to join the conversation? Maybe get a sneak peek of the next episode? Follow us on IG @humannayeture to join the social media soirée!</p>

In this episode, JeNaye discusses what boundaries are and why they are important, why mindlessly venting/emotional dumping is the worst, how to create boundaries based on your needs, and her frightening trip to the grocery store. Want to join the conversation? Maybe get a sneak peek of the next episode? Follow us on IG @humannayeture to join the social media soirée!

<p>In this episode, JeNaye discusses what boundaries are and why they are important, why mindlessly venting/emotional dumping is the worst, how to create boundaries based on your needs, and her frightening trip to the grocery store. &nbsp;Want to join the conversation? Maybe get a sneak peek of the next episode?&nbsp;Follow us on IG @humannayeture to join the social media soirée!</p>

"No" is a Complete Sentence

Life has a way of making us feel like we're on an island by ourselves sometimes; however, through kinship and friendship, storytelling and vulnerability, and perhaps a "situationship" or two, I'm constantly reminded that we're all connected through our human experience. From tragedy to triumph, heartbreak to healing, and lost to found, we all have unique stories that intersect at our ability to empathize with each other. So if they say "why, why?" tell 'em that it's Human Nayeture: the podcast that chronicles my quest to make sense of what I can, respect what I can not, and laugh in between.

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"No" is a Complete Sentence

"No" is a Complete Sentence