And on that note.
Speaker ASo that was the seven, right rafiki?
Speaker BYeah, yeah, that was the seven.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker ANow you said you had solutions.
Speaker BHang on one second.
Speaker BSo healthy boundaries define what you appreciate, behavior in your relationship.
Speaker BBehavior that keeps both parties safe.
Speaker BSo setting healthy boundaries is crucial for self care and positive relationships.
Speaker AHealthy boundary.
Speaker ASetting healthy boundaries.
Speaker AWait, you said setting healthy boundaries is important for self care and what Positive relationships.
Speaker APositive relationships.
Speaker BAnd the other aspect of it, as far as that is if you don't have boundaries set in place, people will often struggle how or what they are feeling.
Speaker BFeeling.
Speaker BAs far as when people.
Speaker BBecause what they do, they often go into the fear of rejection and they struggle with feeling of being so.
Speaker ASo basically you're saying, I don't want to be rejected, therefore I will let someone stomp all over my boundary.
Speaker BHang on.
Speaker BSo you also will get into the struggling with the feeling of how you are perceived by others.
Speaker BIn other words, you become the people please, people pleasing.
Speaker AHuh?
Speaker BSo would.
Speaker BSo when people are struggling because they don't have the boundaries set, they tend to lean towards the people pleasing because they're always worrying about how others are going to feel.
Speaker BAnd I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna deny it, that's the category I fell into until I actually got into this.
Speaker BAspects of going in deep with boundaries and why they're important to us.
Speaker AWell, someone who is a people pleaser, they need to remember this, Rafik, what others think of me is none of my business.
Speaker AIf they start, if, if they start living by that motto, that would help them with setting boundaries and keeping them.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker BThat's what I was about ready to actually say because it took me.
Speaker AWait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker AFreaking wait.
Speaker AThere's one more thing.
Speaker ANot only do they have to, you know, remember that what others think is none of their business, the second part they gotta incorporate is what Mental,
Speaker CYour feelings.
Speaker BAnd see, a lot of people don't get.
Speaker BThey don't grab a hold of that.
Speaker BThey never grab a hold of that.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BSo they're constantly in a struggle with themselves, especially when they're trying to go on a spiritual journey where they always sitting there trying to figure out why they feeling this way.
Speaker BIt's because they're still too worried about how the other people are perceiving them and they're not grabbing a hold of it, that they actually just need to say what Mental just said.
Speaker BTheir feelings.
Speaker ANow, now, now I got a question.
Speaker AMental, what made you get to that space of your feelings?
Speaker AYou.
Speaker AYou did.
Speaker AI don't think you always walked around like that.
Speaker ASomething may push you there.
Speaker ANow, now here's the question.
Speaker AIf you think about before you was there and when you got there, do you think you had, Was it a boundaries issue that pushed you there?
Speaker CYeah, yeah.
Speaker CAnd yeah, yeah, there was, there was boundaries.
Speaker CThe feelings.
Speaker CWas a hindering to actually.
Speaker CUnderstanding the message that was being conveyed.
Speaker CYou know, the boundaries was, was, was the feelings.
Speaker CSo actually it was like I was respecting the boundaries, but the feelings at first when I was like, you know, your boundaries and your feelings, you know, it's when it's come to, you know, giving messages or, or just telling anybody anything, you know.
Speaker ASo wait, wait, wait.
Speaker ANow I gotta question that.
Speaker AMental, I gotta play devil's advocate.
Speaker CGo ahead.
Speaker AIs, is your feelings kind of a way that allows you to stomp on other people's boundaries if one chooses to
Speaker Clook at it like that?
Speaker AHey, I just said I'm about to play devil's advocate.
Speaker CBeing real.
Speaker CYeah, I'll look at it like that.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker ACould someone go there?
Speaker AWell, we're thinking somebody.
Speaker ACould somebody think?
Speaker AMost definitely.
Speaker BMost definitely.
Speaker BBut then again, if you're trying to get a certain message across and it happens to cross somebody's boundary that you didn't know that was set, is that truly on you or is it on that person?
Speaker BBecause, little side note real quick, because when you're all the time out here trying to.
Speaker BPeople, please.
Speaker BAlways trying to make somebody else happy, you're not working on yourself.
Speaker BSo if you don't have that mentality, as Mental was saying with your feelings, if you don't have that mentality and you're always out there trying to make next person happy, what are you doing for yourself?
Speaker BHow are you making yourself happy if you, if you're just allowing them to
Speaker Ahush
Speaker Band not allow you to get what you need out to get out.
Speaker BWell, I'm glad that goes back to the mental state.
Speaker AWhat?
Speaker AYeah, that was.
Speaker ASee, that's what I'm about to say.
Speaker AAction.
Speaker ASo in all actuality, By you not saying they feelings, you could actually be saying my own feelings by not taking that approach of they feeling.
Speaker BYes, most definitely.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker BSo I was actually going to say something to that, to that effect.
Speaker BAs far as, you know, instead of worrying about their feelings, when you're trying to deliver your message, how are you going to feel when you deliver that message?
Speaker AThat's the wrong one.
Speaker AHow are you going to feel by not delivering that message?
Speaker ABut what do I mean by that?
Speaker AHow many of y' all have been in a situation, got home and said, man, I wish I would have said this.
Speaker AI wish I would have said that.
Speaker ADamn man.
Speaker ASo here's the question.
Speaker AAt that point you have to ask yourself, why didn't you say it?
Speaker AAnd it goes back to at that moment you said fuck my own feelings and did not fuck they feelings.
Speaker AGuess what?
Speaker ABy you not saying that, you sitting at the home, at home mad because you didn't say it.
Speaker CLiving their best life.
Speaker ABut the reverse, it depends.
Speaker BDepends though.
Speaker AWait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker AWe're freaky.
Speaker AWait, we're freaky by you not saying it.
Speaker AYou sitting at home feeling a certain type of way because you didn't say something because of someone else's feelings.
Speaker AAnd they still at their house feeling all good because you didn't say what you really wanted to say.
Speaker ABut.
Speaker ABut if you go on and say what you going to say, you gonna be at home chilling, not thinking about it and the other person is going to be at home mad.
Speaker ANow at that point.
Speaker AWait, hold up, let me finish.
Speaker ANow at that point, people have to make, be able to make that decision.
Speaker AIs it gonna be me or them?
Speaker CI can tell you who it's not.
Speaker BYou are correct, I'm not.
Speaker BAnd I'm not going to dispute that.
Speaker BBut here's the thing about it is.