Boundaries help us locate the edge of what belongs to us. Consent governs what voluntarily crosses that edge.
Boundaries help us locate the edge of what belongs to us.
Consent governs what voluntarily crosses that edge.
You can have a boundary without anyone asking to cross it. Consent becomes relevant when interaction begins.
Together they create relational clarity.
“I know what I am available for.”
“You know what you are available for.”
“And neither of us has to guess that the other’s silence means yes.”