People get mad when you set boundaries

"What if they get mad at me? If people get mad at you for having boundaries, it means they’ve benefited from you not having any. You don’t need to keep people happy every minute of the day. You are not responsible for other people’s feelings. If someone has a reaction to your boundary, you didn’t ‘make’ them react. You chose to voice your feelings and needs. They chose their reaction. You cannot control what other people do." ~Daniell Koepke

🖤 Setting Boundaries is Not a Conflict 🖤 Unfollowing, limiting access, and setting boundaries are essential for self-care and personal growth. These actions do not signify conflict or animosity. Growing apart, seeking solitude, and choosing separate paths are natural parts of life. We are not entitled to anyone’s energy, and it’s important to understand that everyone is not mad at you, love. Prioritizing your well-being and respecting others' boundaries fosters healthier relationships and…

Yo Momma Say Please Remember You are NOT the One, or the Two. Don’t forget, boundaries are designed to protect us from the external BS that seeks to deplete us on our journey of growth and self-love. Boundaries are not an attack on the other person. It is perfectly fine to remind them of why you set those boundaries. Inner Peace is good, and you are worth the struggle. Yo Momma Say the only BS you need in your life are cute bags and shoes! Focus on your growth and well-being. Set boundaries…