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dot-court-Uk slash podcast to learn more. Hey everybody, welcome back to another episode of On Attachment.

In today's Ask Steff episode, I am answering the listener question of how do I get my partner to

respect my boundaries? So, you know, for many of us who struggle with boundary setting,

this is such a sore point and it's really hard because I think we can learn about boundaries

and we can practice the script and do the thing and pluck up the courage to have the conversation

and deliver the boundary. Maybe someone even agrees to it or acknowledges it and responds

thoughtfully but then maybe there's no follow-through and we then feel like we're fresh out

of options and we don't understand where things went wrong and that can put us right back

into that place of powerlessness and you know feeling like feeling like, well, I set the boundary and now

they're not doing it. So what do I do now other than stomp up and down and get angry with them

and have the same conversation again and again and again, you know, only to reinforce my point,

then feel disappointed, then feel frustrated and resentful and not know what my other options

are other than leaving the relationship,

which is, I think, the last resort that nobody wants to look at. And so we just return to the

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