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Old Apr 30, 2017, 06:17 PM
IntentOnHealing IntentOnHealing is offline
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Originally Posted by jacky8807 View Post
hi
so I'm confused by the question. as far as crossing people's boundaries yes that should keep someone from doing something. is that what you mean? sorry if I misunderstood
Maybe I used the wrong word? What I mean is, if your own boundaries (read: beliefs or possibly desires) are not what keep you from doing something, but someone else's are, then aren't you allowing yourself to be bound by other's beliefs...rather than your own? Shouldn't we act in accordance with what we ourselves believe....and....uh....this is...mmmm, maybe falling apart in front of me. I mean...as long as those beliefs we act in accordance to are within....hmmm...

I...might have had a manic moment. I'm drowning with uncertainty at how to even explain this and feel like a dummy
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