Answer:
A. Boundary violation
Step-by-step explanation:
Many people, for example, confuse setting limits with expressly stating what they think or want without considering the other person or their circumstances. Others, on the other hand, use their own problems to "force" others to adapt to them. In any case, this is not setting limits for a healthy relationship.
On the contrary, setting limits means letting the other person know that there are personal needs, desires and preferences different from yours and that, however, the relationship can be full if we respect each other in our particularity.
In this sense, it is not an imposition. On the contrary, it is about making our reality known to others and others to us, so that we can respect each other. In this sense, setting limits is something really beneficial for everyone:
- By establishing personal barriers, we will be avoiding falling into blackmail and manipulation.
- Since we show ourselves as we are in our needs and identity, the relationship and mutual knowledge is more true and real.
- Therefore, the relationship will gain in quality, duration and satisfaction.
- In this sense, we will avoid stress and frustrations in relationships (family, couple, friends, work, etc.).
- In addition, we will be favoring our self-esteem.