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BOUNDARIES · 0:18

Disappointing someone is not the same as harming them

“” Resentment may be pointing to an unspoken or unenforced limit. Try this: Acknowledge your part, then change the agreement going forward. Try Relationship Translator through the link in bio. Self-help only — not therapy, diagnosis, or emergency support.

Three takeaways

  1. Resentment may be pointing to an unspoken or unenforced limit.
  2. Blaming someone for a boundary they were never shown.
  3. Continuing the agreement while collecting evidence against them.
  4. Acknowledge your part, then change the agreement going forward.

Video transcript

You said: Resentment may be pointing to an unspoken or unenforced limit. Blaming someone for a boundary they were never shown. Try this: Acknowledge your part, then change the agreement going forward.

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