SET BOUNDARIES
- Clearly define what behaviors you will not tolerate. This can be done through direct conversation ("I will not tolerate being spoken to like that") or by setting rules for interaction.
- Boundaries can be verbal, like saying "no," or physical, like deciding not to meet in certain places.
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