Setting boundaries in a relationship
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Setting healthy boundaries in relationships is important for self-care and preventing toxicity. Boundaries develop from childhood experiences and define what one allows and does not allow in a relationship. Boundaries can differ in various life aspects, such as being more porous in romantic relationships. Not having clear boundaries can lead to feeling drained or resentment and allow intrusions beyond one's limits. However, it is possible to reset boundaries for personal well-being and better relationships.
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