Comments on: Setting Healthy Boundaries: 5 Counseling Tips

By: Maintaining a Healthy Work Life Balance as an Entrepreneur |

Maintaining a Healthy Work Life Balance as an Entrepreneur | — Thu, 14 Mar 2019 15:28:16 +0000

[…] boundaries.It also helps to openly communicate about necessary boundaries. This way, “they will be more likely to respect your personal time,” according to Matthews. […]

By: P. Rhonne Ph.D., LMFT-S

P. Rhonne Ph.D., LMFT-S — Mon, 17 Oct 2016 14:31:15 +0000

You are adhering to the fraternity or sorority mantra for pledges: “When you’re right, you’re wrong; when you’re wrong, you’re wrong. In essence, you’re ALWAYS wrong & never right”. Just like these organizations are voluntary, so should your (toxic) relationship with this person or persons. Get rid of the poisons or get the toxins out of your life by finding more pleasant people or less toxic people to hang around with. Move cautiously, make observations of potentially positive people & then ease into a relationship with them. YOUR choice. You can either be your best friend or your most fervent foe . . .

By: kelli

kelli — Fri, 15 Aug 2014 11:34:10 +0000

What’s with the reaction game in a relationship to where nothing you try to do good or sweet matters its all wrong and I feel constinttally put down lied to made fun of laffed at and don’t have the right to voice my opinion always made to feel like I’m wrong and have no right to have honesty but just power control but no right to know the truth I want be happy and not argue just be honest I’m human tired of reaction games I have feelings to I don’t have a right to be heard or do good in in some competition game like I did smthing wrong IT SEEMS EVIL LIES AGAINST ME