Expect people to have boundaries—and see them as a good sign.
People who can say “no” are people who can be honest. People who tell you their limits aren’t rejecting you—they’re being authentic and genuine. That’s the foundation of trust. You don’t want people who say “yes” out of obligation and then resent you. You want people who say “yes” because they mean it, and “no” when they need to.
The point isn’t to stop caring about disappointment. The point is to stop letting the fear of it make your relational decisions for you. Minaa
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