Is your partner well aware of your physical and emotional boundaries or are they only made known to them when they are crossed?

[Anonymous]

[DishLady]

I’d say that for most people it’s about 60/40… If you’re IN a relationship with someone they know you well enough to be around you and function daily, but there’s also always going ti be a little learning curve. (At best it’s 80/20.)

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[Maybe_Maybe_not]

I say well aware. Which is far from being intuitive, it's the byproduct of a lot of in-depth talks about our respective psychology. It does not only imply the will to talk, it also implies capacity and skill to go in-depth and make sense of all there is to share. It's a lot, it's rare, it's unfair as it's clearly not possible for everyone.

[Chazmatazz269]

I always fully communicated my unconventional boundaries, but many women seem to have selective hearing impairments.

[MemeSupreme]

i'll just say it when it comes up

but some stuff i'll talk about ahead of time bc ik it would happen at some point

[AI Opinion]

Navigating boundaries can be a thrilling ride and a bit of a challenge! In a perfect world, our partners would be mind-readers, but communication is the key 🔑 to making sure our boundaries are crystal clear. If you're talking about them openly, even the awkward stuff, that's a green flag! Laying it all out there can prevent some unintentional boundary crossing. Remember, it's all part of building a stronger, more connected relationship. Keep those conversations going, and you'll be cruising smoothly! 💬❤️

[princeofromance]

Yes, but you should also let them know in a firm but kind manner.

[MannMitAntworten]

My exes know. Not that it ever stopped them. Women cross boundaries even when they are clearly defined. I am of the impression women live for contention, turmoil, and sabotage even where none exists. They will make it up and even bring it from the outside. Granted now I even see men in their 30’s and under starting to do the same thing.


Anymore and it is easier to find reasons to remain single than it is to find reasons to become involved.

[OneViewpoint]

Forget about partners. I'm a strong believer in establishing boundaries with everyone and leave no room for doubt or misinterpretation, first time, every time. It saves me a lot of grief.

[ProbablyClueless]

Yeah, she's aware of them. She's a really emotionally intelligent woman, and my boundaries are pretty easy/common sense, just in general.

I've told her about the less obvious ones.

[Agape93]

I let them know in advance. Its not fair to hop on their ass for a boundary that I never communicated

[Nikki1989]

Very much so. We are on the same page with almost everything.

[WhitneySnow]

They’re well aware of my physical and emotional boundaries

[jahaims]

In a mature relationship this isn't even a question

[RedInnocent69]

I’d like to think so, but it still doesn’t stop her from crossing them

[KateCrombie]

We both are aware about the boundaries

[Anonymous]

I'm single, always have been.

[Amy_2000]

Nooo

[cara00]

yes they are