Dr. Henry Cloud | How To Set Boundaries

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  • @darlenerego4891
    @darlenerego4891 2 роки тому +45

    Boundaries are about taking care of our heart, mind and soul. Thank you for explaining it this way!

  • @tonyageorge7178
    @tonyageorge7178 2 роки тому +71

    My counselor (many years ago) used the book 'Boundaries' in my counseling. Greatest book I've ever used except for the Bible!

  • @Ana-rb7ws
    @Ana-rb7ws 3 роки тому +35

    “Boundaries are taking care of your own heart, mind and soul.” ❤️❤️❤️ Perfection.

  • @sandrafogarty1073
    @sandrafogarty1073 2 роки тому +42

    I'm glad to see someone teaching clearly about boundaries. I often feel that in school, and in society in general we lack good teaching of this topic, and often we are not taught how to set boundaries in our childhood by our parents. We are so often told to love and forgive, and be nice to people, without being told that we don't necessarily need to trust, be around people who take us for granted or abuse us, or set healthy boundaries in any other way as we feel is necessary. I like the picture of having a boundary around your home, it makes it very clear.

    • @leekflower1
      @leekflower1 2 роки тому +1

      Someone is the original author Dr Cloud ☺️

    • @flamingrobin5957
      @flamingrobin5957 Рік тому +5

      henry clound and john townsend wrote the difinitive work on boundaries from a christian perspective. get the book , get the dvd series. life changing and deep principles

  • @shelbyannhernandez762
    @shelbyannhernandez762 4 роки тому +32

    I love how you used property lines and a neighborhood as a metaphor to boundaries with people around us. Made it easier to remember and understand.

  • @sophalpettit
    @sophalpettit 2 роки тому +18

    I read your boundaries and chose healing books. Your books helped me deal with my toxic self, family, and friends. I thank God I found your book through a friend she recommended. I cannot stop reading and listening to the audiobook as well. My trauma of going through the killing field of Cambodia and life as a teenager in the United States was not easy and now learning how to deal with 3rd world mindsets parents. So I needed all the help to stay in faith and align with God’s word. So thank you thank you thank you!

  • @suzifloren6090
    @suzifloren6090 11 місяців тому +3

    Dr. Cloud, thank you again in your pursuit of giving of your good nature and cheerfulness to lift those with broken hearted issues. Maybe it is self- disappointment. Forgiving ourselves. Developing a second-wind.. courage to stay in goodly community. You are speaking my language. saying no to depression and moving on.❤ thanks. This is healing.

  • @Arallask
    @Arallask 4 роки тому +34

    understanding the subject of the boundaries is sooo valuable! Thank you dr. Cloud for not getting tired explaning it!!

  • @edwardjones8249
    @edwardjones8249 2 роки тому +5

    Two eye opening verses for me since discovering boundaries,
    "Look well to yourself [to your own personality] and to [your] teaching; persevere in these things [hold to them], for by so doing you will save both yourself and those who hear you." 1 Timothy 4:16 (Amplified Bible)
    "Now every athlete who goes into training conducts himself temperately and restricts himself in all things." 1 Corinthians 9:25 (Amplified Bible)
    Bless you Dr. Cloud!! 🙌 👍 💪 👌

  • @chenry1279
    @chenry1279 4 роки тому +13

    I love Dr. Cloud's energy admonishing us to "Own and develop your own property!" Develop yourselves, get help, dream dreams! Thanks for being a great neighbor!!

  • @juliemoss490
    @juliemoss490 4 роки тому +15

    Love your simplicity and applicability of what you teach, and of course showing the biblical aspect

  • @girlygirlwoman
    @girlygirlwoman 2 роки тому +3

    This is great. I need to listen to this over and over until I get it in my spirit and actually practice it.
    Thank You Dr. Cloud for this
    Illustration.

  • @Wutzmename
    @Wutzmename 2 роки тому +6

    This is great!! Currently using it in our sober living facility through our church.

  • @juneo7
    @juneo7 2 роки тому +2

    Compassion for others and wholesome relationships with boundaries

  • @sheilalawson3724
    @sheilalawson3724 3 роки тому +5

    Excellent. You’ve pointed out the necessary elements of successful relationships.

  • @charliewilliams3826
    @charliewilliams3826 Рік тому +1

    This is such a GREAT ANALOGY

  • @diva2012ec
    @diva2012ec 2 роки тому +2

    My therapist recommended your book but it’s on back order where I ordered it from so she suggested to me to check You tube and wow…. how grateful I am that she did because Its really helped listening to you as u teach on boundaries and I can’t wait to get my book too bc I knw it’s as amazing as ur teaching is on here.
    Thank you sir Fr sharing your knowledge with us and helping people like me to protect my mind heart & sound by creating boundaries!
    I will also be checkg Fr some of your other teachings on here too!
    Again Thank you very much. ☺️

  • @adeyemi9860
    @adeyemi9860 2 роки тому +1

    Excellent illustration

  • @elizadolots11
    @elizadolots11 4 роки тому +7

    I so wish I could join this course. I need this so much with my elderly Momma as well as my young son.

  • @catseyeview7
    @catseyeview7 4 місяці тому

    Needed this today. Thank you and Amen

  • @mariafernandez1995
    @mariafernandez1995 2 роки тому +2

    Amazing video! So enlightening!

  • @Practiceofthepractice
    @Practiceofthepractice 4 роки тому +6

    This is such an important message! Thanks for sharing.

  • @themindofchrist
    @themindofchrist Рік тому

    To set boundaries is to love yourself and others. Thank you so much, Dr. Cloud!!

  • @Sal84UK
    @Sal84UK 3 роки тому +3

    This was very effective, thank you so much for sharing.

  • @anujdubey2160
    @anujdubey2160 3 роки тому +6

    Dear sir 🙏
    Today I read your book "Boundaries" it's really amazing book. It's my experience with some pages.
    Thank you sir it's video is very helpful for world who want to change our life.🙏🙏

  • @sugreenwell7783
    @sugreenwell7783 7 місяців тому

    Allelujah the unique place for me now because I have been getting better with my own life now living knowing that I am glad to be active here in the home of my choice. Thank you for being here for sharing my property value with me clearly.

  • @amanthilynch1785
    @amanthilynch1785 3 роки тому +3

    Thanks for this helpful visual!

  • @RachaelDeBruin
    @RachaelDeBruin 2 роки тому +1

    This was super helpful. Thank you

  • @juneo7
    @juneo7 2 роки тому +1

    🙏❤amen, love, and take care of heart, mind , soul, spiritual parts too. Thank you Dr. Cloud

  • @Lucyabdul
    @Lucyabdul 2 роки тому +2

    This video was great 👍 thank you

  • @Huero87
    @Huero87 Рік тому +2

    My issue with this book is that the people who’ve read it too often distort the original meaning of boundaries in a way to bully and gain control over others.
    The purpose behind boundaries is that it's a way of taking care of ourselves, but a lot of the time it leads to just self-isolation. This has just been my experience with people who have read this book. It's rare to see people actually applying what the book teaches. They are hurt or mad at someone; often times the other person doesn't even know said person is upset. Read this book and find the justification they were looking for: "Your cut off for good".

  • @marielang9552
    @marielang9552 2 роки тому +1

    Perfect explanation!!!

  • @JessicaFayToday
    @JessicaFayToday 4 місяці тому

    Excellent video and presentation.

  • @lalrindika6982
    @lalrindika6982 Рік тому

    I came to know you through the book 'boundaries'. I am so into it.

  • @Miracle-Needed
    @Miracle-Needed 3 місяці тому +1

    1. self-relationship reflection (THIS IS ESSENTIAL!)
    2. the only failure is not doing/trying
    3. no one is coming to save you
    4. be the partner you want to have
    5. turn down some things so that you can focus on the things that really matter TO YOU!
    6. take responsibility
    7. you give power to who you blame
    8. generally: if you have to tell someone you ARE that, then you are NOT that
    9. don't view exercise/dance/movement as an exchange for something
    10. trust yourself
    11. growth requires loss
    12. fuck being normal
    13. can't say 'no'? this makes your 'yes' meaningless
    14. be careful and intentional and deliberate on how you define yourself
    15. don't make assumptions
    16. no one thinks about you that much
    17. confidence comes from comfort with failure
    18. develop a willingness to be disliked/hated, and disapproved of
    19. your tongue controls the direction of your life (SPEAK LIFE NOT DEATH!)
    20. don’t trust in people, trust in GOD
    21. stop living by the brainwashed-programmed rules and ideals of other people
    22. be careful who you idealize
    23. if you don’t change the way you see yourself, nothing else will change...
    24. get VERY comfortable saying 'no' very loudly and clearly and honestly and firmly
    that being said,
    I want to die
    my life is hell
    with no escape
    so,
    I have a prayer:
    - health wealth love
    - deeper closer healthier connections with those whom I love
    - healing, on every level, in every way, for all of us
    - to be radically honest, with everyone, about everything
    - financial freedom
    - twin-flame (re)union (true and real love)
    - a tribe of true and real friends
    - to thrive off my talents and passions...
    - blissful magical wonderous joy, always, in all ways...

  • @pbfloyd5757
    @pbfloyd5757 2 роки тому

    Thank you SO much for this

  • @sharynhonor5084
    @sharynhonor5084 9 місяців тому

    Very grateful

  • @leaperrins8373
    @leaperrins8373 3 роки тому

    Dr Cloud! What a great name!

  • @Blazzzy17
    @Blazzzy17 2 роки тому

    Thank you!

  • @rachelmichael7439
    @rachelmichael7439 3 роки тому +2

    So true.

  • @kevinspliid8509
    @kevinspliid8509 3 роки тому

    Found the videos easier to listen to then the audible boundries

  • @sbentsen2714
    @sbentsen2714 3 роки тому +1

    Wow Very very good!

  • @stellachitowe8638
    @stellachitowe8638 2 роки тому

    I love this

  • @pocahontas5145
    @pocahontas5145 4 роки тому +2

    So good!

  • @stigmatizedminstrel1837
    @stigmatizedminstrel1837 Рік тому

    Thanks

  • @TriumphantTiff
    @TriumphantTiff 4 роки тому +2

    Dr. Cloud, what a great video about boundaries! Your illustration is worth a thousand words, and makes the concept very good. We were on the same wavelength as I covered this material on my channel too, but you did a better job lol. Great video - keep up the amazing content!

  • @Miracle-Needed
    @Miracle-Needed 3 місяці тому +1

    How tragic is it
    that we are terrified to be noticed,
    but dying to be seen?
    Boundaries are about taking care of our heart, mind, body, and soul!
    It is about loving and cherishing and honoring and caring for ourselves.
    REMEMBER:
    Just because someone gets angry/hurt/upset/disappointed/whatever
    when you say 'no'...
    Doesn't mean you should've said 'yes'!
    It means they have to learn
    how to deal with 'no',
    they have to learn
    to self-regulate.
    You're saying no, IS YOUR ABSOLUTE RIGHT,
    and in fact, it's your obligation to yourself!
    *** 10 "Survival Lies" You May Tell If You Have CPTSD:
    1. fawn response
    2. you start lying from very young to become socially included
    3. story of yourself that is not actually true (you crafted it to adapt to environment)
    4. lying to avoid loss
    5. lying to secure resources/safety
    6. lying due to shame
    7. you find yourself in scenarios (due to past traumas) where it becomes easier to just tell overt lies
    8. you lie after experiencing an emotional flashback
    9. you lie because you don't want to have to caretake the other person's feelings
    10. you lie because it feels nice to pretend to be (and therefore to feel)
    somewhat normal, sometimes
    *** 4 things people with severe trauma do, without thinking:
    1. Obsessing/ruminating
    2, Assuming our feelings are wrong
    3, Attaching to others in unhealthy ways
    4. Viewing ourselves as others see us (without them knowing our back-story!)
    *** YES, You Can Heal Childhood PTSD -- These Actions HELP:
    1. Learn to emotionally regulate
    2. Save your social/romantic energy ONLY for people who are available and who reciprocate
    3. Get really good at ending relationships that aren't healthy/reciprocal
    4. Choose friends who are working on themselves and are doing things you admire
    5. Find activities/hobbies that bring you HEALTHY growth/evolution
    6. ALWAYS ASK: How do I feel after I hang out with this person? Inspired/energized?
    Or drained and bad about myself?
    ANYWAYS,
    This will seem random, but...
    I need help
    I need unbiased advice
    please, if you're reading this, and you feel called to respond to this comment,
    I'm open to hearing from anyone who has something to share...
    I have been plagued with an awful dilemma
    I have been ruminating and obsessing over this for over 8 months now
    I had a therapist
    an AWFUL AWFUL AWFUL therapist
    the absolute worst of the worst
    instead of helping me and healing me
    he damaged me and traumatized me
    but I was too traumatized to do anything about it, at the time
    I basically saw him for all of 2023
    then I KNEW I could NEVER see him again
    HE'S AWFUL
    but...
    he's also somehow wildly successful
    and I can file a formal complaint
    but if I do this
    I must do it soon
    the filing seems like a long and arduous process
    and in the end, it's his word against mine...
    I also don't know if I reap any particular benefits?
    except he may get somewhat reprimanded
    and I may get to speak up and use my voice
    I don't know what to do
    I must make a decision soon
    thoughts, anyone?

  • @emmadeveto4236
    @emmadeveto4236 3 роки тому

    Do u have a website for me to learn appropriate boundaries please? Or training

  • @emmadeveto4236
    @emmadeveto4236 3 роки тому +4

    How to learn boundaries after being so boundaryless for so long? It’s tough how to tell a mother she is in fault of this

    • @iluv2worship
      @iluv2worship Рік тому +1

      😊Boundaries are for YOU, not to control someone else but to help you.

    • @Benjaminleo815
      @Benjaminleo815 6 місяців тому

      or a MIL....after so many years of saying yes, they are sure YOU must be at fault at the first hint of a boundary!

  • @Fortress333
    @Fortress333 4 роки тому +4

    What about neighbors who make loud noises and don't change their behavior? I used to live next one such person and I made it clear to him I did not care for his loud music and singing, especially at night (and I also mean during the night, when he even had his band over for practice performances). I found it obnoxious behavior and it felt like my boundaries were crossed (trampled) every day. The man even literally crossed the property boundary and trampled some of my garden plants, at which I was very upset. I told him to get off my property. At considerable cost to my financial situation and personal belongings, I sold the house eventually when I couldn't endure it any longer. My anxiety was through the roof. I do not tolerate anyone who has no respect for someone else's reasonable boundaries. I think I finally respected myself by leaving. Unfortunately, it cost me a great deal giving up my own property, the house; and since that time I am renting and have to spend way more than I would like. Rent costs are very steep. It was very much cheaper to live in the house, but there was no peace there.
    I do know I was too ... nice when complaining and I did not complain every day, but I am not a very assertive person. I was, however, very clear to him his noise caused me great discomfort and loss of sleep, which interfered with my job. The noise remained a recurring thing, though. I even had called on mediators to hopefully fix the situation. That also didn't work. The police I called on multiple occasions never showed up. Calling the police was even very stressful to me. I knew the situation would probably escalate then, making it truly impossible to live there; it would start to feel like a war zone. Someone can make noise, then stop at any time, making it hard for authorities to check on.
    I have learned that you can either accept something or work constantly to find a solution for the thing that is unacceptable to you, but it's a very bad thing to not accept something and know there is no solution possible and in effect stay in that situation. I tried to cope with the noise for years. It was very bad.
    I really would like people's thoughts about this, so I can learn more.
    The video mentions other examples, such as a big tree that is leaning over a fence (a literal boundary) and one day crashes into the garden it does not belong in. I have heard of people who do not take care to control their property. For such things there are rules written down and they can be enforced. There are TV programs dedicated to such conflicts as trees hanging over and people fighting with each other over this. I guess it's for drama's sake. There are worse things than a branch hanging over a fence, but who am I to judge. The branch could snap one day and fall on a child. No one is laughing then. Many of these things are in a sort of gray area; what some find normal, others get driven mad by it.

    • @Jeri-
      @Jeri- 4 роки тому +3

      You invited comments, so I'm going to tell you what l found, we're placed in certain situations to learn about ourselves, and l have found to pray and ask for wisdom is the very best solution, you'll get help that seems random at each stage, this is the school that we are sent to learn in, we're being prepared for the kingdom of Heaven here, it's not easy, in fact l failed so many times "Until" l began to pray & ask for help, you may not have had to leave you're house, there's an "Enemy" who likes to cause as much trouble in our lives as he can, it's satan & his demons who don't want you to win, or learn or grow, it was them who made you feel they're was no option but to sell you're home & leave, I'm sorry for what you went through, as l can imagine how awful it must have been to have to do that. I hope this helps a little. You're user name doesn't suit the content & way you write,

    • @crassusofrome6386
      @crassusofrome6386 4 роки тому +1

      That sounds so awful!!! I really *hate* it when neighbours are noisy at night and I'm trying to sleep. Would sound-proofing your bedroom not have been an option?

    • @outdoorlovecookinggf4646
      @outdoorlovecookinggf4646 3 роки тому

      The more you react to bullies the more they bully, you need to be boring….

  • @farhanbadar4966
    @farhanbadar4966 2 роки тому

    Was trying to learn how to set boundaries (Psychologically) dk even why did I end up here

  • @stellachitowe8638
    @stellachitowe8638 2 роки тому

    how could I get this book of boundaries please,I need it most

  • @That1grI
    @That1grI 9 місяців тому

    Jesus and Dr Cloud by day. Jesus and Dr cloud + fire 🔥 by night. Thank you so much for being such a wonderful witness for our Lord Jesus Christ 🙏😅🐣

  • @ligyk6693
    @ligyk6693 2 роки тому

    The tree fell on my property, and they are irresponsible and not removing the tree. How do you make them take care of it ?

  • @jensbornagain
    @jensbornagain 3 роки тому +2

    I am trying to form boundaries with my husband that had an affair. I set boundaries before we got married. We both agreed no strip clubs or obviously affairs. He broke them all.
    He had an 2 year affair with a women from a bar and I am trying to move past this and trying to rebuild trust. My boundaries are no bars it’s a major trigger for me. How can I set that as a boundary?

    • @hidan407
      @hidan407 2 роки тому +5

      May I respectfully ask, how is he as a husband and person ( not including the cheating part) to still have him around despite learning the truth?

    • @Solar-Busters
      @Solar-Busters 2 роки тому

      Kick his ass out of the house ! Period He broke the rules

    • @cherylallis2458
      @cherylallis2458 Рік тому

      When you set boundaries, there needs to be a consequence when those boundaries are trampled on. Boundaries without consequences are just talk.

  • @oogs
    @oogs 3 роки тому

    cheers neighbour

  • @johnford9455
    @johnford9455 2 роки тому +1

    What if the "neighbor" is your wife of 42 years? How do you set boundaries in a godly marriage where two have become one?

  • @rwk3cpa
    @rwk3cpa 3 роки тому

    Why do you need a credit card to provide a free trial?

  • @hdskl2150
    @hdskl2150 Рік тому

    I don't work on the sabbath, this includes housework. My roommate insists on washing my dishes when I leave them in the kitchen. It's only one day a week. I'm extremely tidy every other day. It offends me that they can't leave my mess alone honestly. How do I deal with my emotions around this?

    • @leafangels
      @leafangels 5 місяців тому

      Thank you for doing my dishes. Problem solved.

  • @SparksAdvice
    @SparksAdvice Рік тому

    A boundary without a consequence is useless. It's like saying "I'm not going to let you shout at me anymore." and the other person goes "Guess what? I'm shouting at you anyway". And so now you end up confused. You set a boundary, they refused to follow it, so now what? Do I give up? Of course not. Remember, boudnaries come in two parts: the setting, and the enforcing. You've set the boundary by telling them what it is you will not accept. Now you have to do the enforcing, and that means pairing the violation of a boundary with a corrresponding consequence.
    The simplest consequence is non-participation. Once someone engages in a problematic behavior, do not participate. It doesn't mean you remove the person from your life automatically and permanently. It just means you stop participating in the problem behavior, and once they show you a different behavior, you participate again. So if someone starts shouting at you, you say "I'm not participating in a shouting at match. I will have to leave for now". If someone starts making fun of your religion or politics, you say "I'm not participating in this mockery, I will leave for now". Or when an unreputable relative tries borrowing money, you say "I will not lend it".

  • @CandyLemon36
    @CandyLemon36 Рік тому

    Truly enriching content. I read a similar book that was a catalyst for my growth. "The Art of Saying No: Mastering Boundaries for a Fulfilling Life" by Samuel Dawn

  • @sidharthchand8072
    @sidharthchand8072 Рік тому

    You can be phone friends with people and not feel guilty

  • @jasonwhitman3367
    @jasonwhitman3367 3 роки тому

    Dive dive dive

  • @GodHelpMe369
    @GodHelpMe369 8 місяців тому +1

    999-trillion oceans of grief -
    999-trillion oceans of rage -
    999-trillion endless PTSD flashbacks -
    I CAN NO LONGER BEAR THIS TORTURE
    I'm dying on the inside
    he raped my soul.
    he gave me SEVERE PTSD.
    SEVERE SEVERE SEVERE!!!
    and now he's gone.
    I blocked him.
    I want to die.
    how and when will I ever heal from the PTSD flashbacks?
    nothing more horrific and debilitating and paralyzing
    than the PTSD flashbacks.
    the man I revered as my best friend,
    betrayed and abandoned me,
    and discarded me like garbage,
    and replaced me with another.
    this happened at the start of last year (2023),
    we're now in 2024,
    and I'm nowhere near healed.
    I want to die.
    I can no longer tolerate the pain.
    the emotional pain is hell.
    I hate my life.
    I am tortured
    and tormented
    with every breath I take.
    RAGE
    RAGE
    RAGE
    I want to die
    I want to die
    I want to die
    I can no longer bear the darkness
    it consumes me;
    suffocates me
    I am drowning
    oceans of tears
    the man I revered as my best friend,
    he raped me,
    replaced me,
    discarded me like last week's garbage...
    ultimate betrayal!!
    this grief and loneliness...
    they rape me;
    torture me;
    on a soul level
    my only prayer is for death
    I'm in hell and I can't find escape
    God has forsaken me
    my whole life I've been tortured, bullied, abused, raped
    all I do is suffer
    my life is hell
    SO NOW, IN HOPES TO HEAL,
    AND TO CHANGE MY LIFE AROUND,
    I LIVE BY THIS MODUS OPERANDI:
    When there’s a disagreement,
    when I need to say YES
    or when I need to say NO,
    when I need to state my needs,
    and ask for them to be met...
    When I need to create boundaries...
    There's a possibility and a probability,
    that someone will inevitably,
    most likely,
    be disappointed in me...
    So I engage in every encounter,
    interaction, and relationship...
    In a way that ensures,
    that the person disappointed in me...
    NEVER
    ends up being me!
    I aim to never repress,
    never suppress.
    I aim to never lose a part of myself.
    Radical honesty only:
    100% of the time.
    Always,
    all ways.
    AND IN THE FUTURE,
    I WILL REMEMBER,
    THESE ARE GREEN FLAGS:
    1. They have a pattern of taking their own and other's feelings seriously
    2. The sharing they're doing is appropriate to the context of the relationship
    3. They've been receptive to small vulnerabilities in the past
    4. The vulnerability balance between the two of you is roughly equal
    5. They are aware of how their vulnerability may impact you
    6. They have a history of being firm and kind in asserting their boundaries
    7. They are aware of their boundaries and are able to reinforce them in real time
    8. They tell you that they are open to you sharing with them (and they mean it!)
    9. They have a self-care plan in place

  • @jemyg9978
    @jemyg9978 4 роки тому

    This is a wonderful book
    Can u plz plz plz translate this to malyalam n email us

  • @janineyvonneronne7926
    @janineyvonneronne7926 3 місяці тому

    As If my kids know boundaries..😂😂😂 .. it's very sad 😢😢😢.. can't bend the branch now...

  • @jasonwhitman3367
    @jasonwhitman3367 3 роки тому

    If any tree should bear bad fruit, how can anyone wake him up {back flip}.

  • @ligyk6693
    @ligyk6693 2 роки тому

  • @janineyvonneronne7926
    @janineyvonneronne7926 3 місяці тому

    I don't need this I know boundaries.. the people who need it don't read it..

  • @stevepeters4583
    @stevepeters4583 2 роки тому

    So if I am married and 2 have become 1 where did my boundaries go? Thats where I am stuck. My wife "thinks" that as we are 1 I must have her boundaries and she can run ruff shot over mine because we are one. Doesn't seem right or fair to me. Lost here !!! The old saying what's yours is mine and what's mine is none of your business.

  • @bluefairy480
    @bluefairy480 4 роки тому

    🧡

  • @meganmcpherson3292
    @meganmcpherson3292 10 місяців тому

    What do you do when you have lost control of your own boundary?

  • @Misshowzat
    @Misshowzat Рік тому

    "Your neighbor wants to come over & give you some cherry pie..." Okay
    "...or love" O-kay
    "Or hell" Uhhh... I'm good

  • @Solar-Busters
    @Solar-Busters 2 роки тому

    Set boundaries in a church setting as well & don't allow yourself to be fooled by false teaching & preaching that's full of Legalism, Control & Manipulation

  • @j-coldho1164
    @j-coldho1164 2 роки тому

    I can’t find anything that’s scientifically proven or natural dynamics, I’m not hating on religion but, I need to find facts based on generic dynamics not religious based

  • @СергейРихерт-б9ъ

    make Russian translation

  • @user-eu2me4bp7j
    @user-eu2me4bp7j 3 роки тому

    Clickbait

  • @dre1290
    @dre1290 3 роки тому +1

    Why do you speak as if to kindergartners?

    • @moshe2495
      @moshe2495 3 роки тому +13

      Jesus spoke so a child could understand him. If a child can understand, so can you.

  • @stefgoh6160
    @stefgoh6160 2 роки тому

    I ❤️ ur book on Boundaries bcos I hv had plenty of trouble w pple who hv NO boundaries. I was once falsely accused of “stealing” my best friend’s bf who actually wasn’t her bf at all… I actually found tt guy v sleazy & didn’t want to be in a relship w him at all. Despite my best fren bad-mouthing me to her frens which is PURE SLANDER, I forgave her. She went on decades later to hv an affair w a married man & expected me to be supportive of her. She wanted to tell me all the sordid details about their adulterous relship thru a whatsapp call & I told her point blank tt I had zero interest in listening to her love story for tt married man. The worst part of our frenship is how she made me look like the bad guy when I simply refused to indulge in her reminiscing of her adulterous love affair. I always drew my boundaries & she always make me out to b the bad guy. Tts a toxic relship for me & I am v glad tt I am no longer in contact w her. Drawing boundaries DO attract SAFER pple into ur life & one shd always trust God to eliminate e chaff fr the substance. I was there for her when she broke down over the breakdown of tt adulterous relship but to hv to listen to the nitty gritty of how tt relship developed n all e lovey dovey stuff they did together just brought nausea to my gut & I drew my boundaries right there n then. Now she makes me out to b the bad guy who is nvr a good listener to her frens. GREAT! Good riddance!!!👍🙏

  • @algobo
    @algobo Рік тому +1

    Great analogy, that will help remembering this when needed! Thank you so much!

  • @mcdaniellynda
    @mcdaniellynda 11 місяців тому

    So good!

  • @neuroscienciadrc
    @neuroscienciadrc 10 місяців тому

    Thank you!❤