Is not like you, So What?
Is not like you, So What? Respecting the boundaries of others before knowing your own personal boundaries. Tania Kurd Mirza master’s in law LL.M, Specialist in Criminology and Constitutional Law, Trainer in Combating Violence Against Women and Children Violating a person’s personal boundaries describes violence, violence is a crime, and crimes are punishable. Thus, a boundary violator commits violence, and the person whose boundaries are violated is the victim. You cannot firmly protect your own personal boundaries unless you first begin to respect the personal boundaries of others, especially those boundaries of people you do not know. Other people, like you, have lives with boundaries and you and others must respect those boundaries. You should never intrude upon someone else's boundaries or cross their boundaries. Once you learn how to respect boundaries; defend boundaries; and even fight for boundaries, then you can rest assured that your own personal boundaries and the per...