The End of the Line


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Until recent years, the word “boundary” was new to my vocabulary. Don’t get me wrong, as a real estate appraiser, I am all too familiar with the lines that divide one property from another. But when it comes to interpersonal relationships?  I learned the three R’s in school (reading, writing and arithmetic) but expressing my…

Lori Sinclair

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Until recent years, the word “boundary” was new to my vocabulary. Don’t get me wrong, as a real estate appraiser, I am all too familiar with the lines that divide one property from another.

But when it comes to interpersonal relationships? 

I learned the three R’s in school (reading, writing and arithmetic) but expressing my personal limits? The idea never crossed the chalkboard. I wish it had.

According to the Council of Relationships.org, boundaries are emotional, physical, and mental limits we set for ourselves in various aspects of our lives. Boundaries are crucial for healthy connections, personal well-being, and a balanced life. …

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