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yatharth in asheville@AskYatharth• almost 3 years ago

how do you feel safer? by learning to set loving boundaries https://t.co/0X02dr1I88

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yatharth in asheville@AskYatharth• almost 3 years ago

>Jane’s boundary-setting is going to feel different: so loving to herself >Jane has set a number of boundaries during our friendship, but every time she does, I feel closer to her. It’s a connecting experience rather than a divisive experience. https://t.co/yDHJLkKbkC

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yatharth in asheville@AskYatharth• almost 3 years ago
Replying to @AskYatharth

safety is your birthright https://t.co/zVbBDdtXBm

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yatharth in asheville@AskYatharth• almost 3 years ago

your body is meant to feel like a home this is what men who have never been socialised to consider or track their own nervous system’s safety are missing you can feel safety in your body, and it can radiate outward https://t.co/VLkqAbznh6

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yatharth in asheville@AskYatharth• almost 3 years ago
Replying to @AskYatharth

boundaries are about the energetic yes/no of what you want to be inside your personal energetic bubble if you can’t even enforce that… i don’t know what to tell you

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yatharth in asheville@AskYatharth• almost 3 years ago
Replying to @AskYatharth

but i wasn’t socialised to track this, and in fact, it felt dangerous to https://t.co/vZcF1c8iMj

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yatharth in asheville@AskYatharth• almost 3 years ago

i have this voice of my parents saying, “if you mute people, that makes you weak! you won’t be able to cope with the world outside!”

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