2.Give an example of a “boundary situation” experienced by yourself or someone else that you know.?
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My sister asked for a back rub and lotion on her sunburned parts, and came out of the bathroom with only a THONG, and nothing else.\n\nI knew the boundries, but my God...
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"So, how's work/school?  Anything new with/the bf, sibling, or ?  My bf/sibling did/said...Did you buy those new shoes /jeans, shirt, etc?  Have you seen/new video, movie, TV show, etc? I saw (so & so) and he/she said/did/wore....  Did you see/have you been to that new store at...?  I'm thinking about/ cutting my hair/dying it red/ rinsing in blue highlights/ etc.   I like (person) because they are so interesting...always have something nice to say"  Will this get you started?   I was SO very shy when I was young I had a hard time carrying on any conversation.  Now, it's hard to shut me up.  Best wishes!
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"For example, if you overheard a piece of a conversation where the person was saying how they could afford to buy something new, and you knew that they had debts with someone locally, would you confront them about the purchase or would you contact the person they owed? "\n\nI just took a tid bit out but you can see where I am taking this from.  Right there you are contradicting your argument.\n\nIn one section you are talking about eaves dropping and not getting into other peoples business. And in another you talking about confronting someone about someone else's problem.  You have a point I just feel that you are explaining your self the wrong way.  Gossip will happen all of your life in every place you go. Work, School, even Church.  \n\nI can understand that it is frustrating when you hear people do this, but technically you are doing it yourself and not even realizing it.  When you hear someone say something behind someones back and you tell your friend "Now that is messed up." and then rant about people being the way they are and talk about how they should say that to that persons face, you are just doing it yourself.\n\nLet me ask you this. If you hear someone saying something about your friend, you would confront them about it, but would you also go and tell your friend that so and so was saying this about them.\n\nBy no means am I cutting up your question I am just suggesting to you to take a closer look at the situation and realize that everyone does it to a degree, some more than others but we all do it.
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Emotional matters are not definitive and therefore can have no definitive answers.  Sharing experiences is the best advice.
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sorry my answer will be the shortest one i have given till now, but ok here it goes: \n\nfrom and within yourself!
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When you are a danger to yourself or others.
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at the same time?\n\nwith- I played outside with my best friend's dog.\nto- I wanted to run around.\nboth- I wanted to ride my bike with my best friend on Saturday.
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1.WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND!\n2.YOU ARE WHO YOU HANG OUT WITH.
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id have to say from experience {B}and{D}
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Taking matters into your own hands...
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There is a quote I remember my mother keeping on her desk when I was small - I don't remember who said it or even all of what it said, but one part stands out to this day:\n\n"Don't let the world define you, Define yourself."\n\nThat is the best advice I can give. You are in charge of your own character, your own individuality. You define yourself.
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Define what to you is an obstacle. Someone else may just see it as a hiccup or a challenge.
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it happens. if it happened to you, tell someone
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2 words: Mutual m***********\nI blanked it out you can figure it out
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Try to see the situation from the other person's point-of-view.  There may be valid reasons why they cannot see things the way you do.
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Knowledge of the Self.
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Choice number 2 would be more intimate because you are allowing your partner to watch you do something that is normally done alone.  You are being open and trusting in sharing something so personal and private.  When you allow yourself to be so vulnerable it brings you closer together, almost like sharing a special secret that you share with no one else.