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Stop! by thematthewknot
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  • Post category:Relationships
  • Post published:May 9, 2017

If a friend is dealing with an issue but taking it out on you, challenge them. Set boundaries and say something like: “I know you have something going on, but you can’t take it out on me.” Ask if there’s any way you can help them deal with the issue.

Source: ‘How to Set Your Boundaries with Friendships’ guest blog by Dr Pam Spurr @ Respect Yourself

image: Stop! by thematthewknot under Creative Commons license

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