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Where to Draw the Line by Anne Katherine — WisdomDeck honest review
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Where to Draw the Line

by Anne Katherine

Boundaries by situation: friendship, family, work, sex, money, time, holidays, email, illness, therapy. Each chapter gives the violation and the healthy line. A practical reference.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Boundaries vary by context; learn each.
  2. Violations feel like discomfort you cannot name.
  3. A boundary is a decision, not a demand.

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Read the chapter for the situation that troubles you most.

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Boundaries, by situation.

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