Amber Hollingsworth explains why boundaries fail: people keep pushing after you say no, framing their persistence as justified. The real boundary problem isn't yours to fix. It's theirs to respect.
If you are a follower, a pesterer, an ask a million times person, that is a major boundary issue on your end. No matter how much you feel like it needs to be talked about, no matter how much you feel like you're in the right, no matter how much you want to, no matter how much you feel like it's unfair if other people are setting a boundary, they're saying no, they're saying, I don't talk about, they're leaving the room and you're continuing to push. It's a boundary issue.
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