It can also deal with sexual boundaries.
Speaker ASetting boundaries, you know, because there are some females that may not be feeling it, and they tell you no, it's okay for them to say no.
Speaker ASame way with the man.
Speaker AThe man's not feeling it.
Speaker AIt's okay for that man to tell his woman or his lady, no, I'm not feeling it tonight.
Speaker AIt is okay.
Speaker BThat don't.
Speaker BThat don't make me less of a man because his.
Speaker BHey, the woman wants it and I. I ain't in the mood.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AAnd see, that's where people got to understand that communication is a big, big factor with setting these boundaries.
Speaker AYou got to communicate with your partner.
Speaker AYou got to communicate, you know, as far as you know.
Speaker ABecause what if you just, you know, you.
Speaker AYou know, where the female.
Speaker AThe male is real horny, okay?
Speaker AThe female all of a sudden gets mother nature to come at the last second.
Speaker AThat man has no right to get mad at that female.
Speaker AWell, and if that.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AAnd if that female.
Speaker AWait, wait.
Speaker AIf that female also has a.
Speaker AA something going on with their body and they're not feeling it, they have the right to tell you, no one turn you down.
Speaker AAnd that man has no right to get mad at them.
Speaker BYou are correct, Rafiki.
Speaker ABut let's keep in mind, same way, same way.
Speaker ASame way with the man.
Speaker AIf a man's having a problem and a man says no, the woman has no right to get mad at that male.
Speaker AI told you, this topic here, especially with this one, is going to be controversy as hell.
Speaker ABecause there's a lot of people like the.
Speaker AIs he talking about?
Speaker AI'm only spitting facts.
Speaker BWell, this may be controversial, but just because it is that time of the month, that don't mean that rafiki.
Speaker BThere's more than one way to spin it, okay?
Speaker BMight as well figure something out.
Speaker BWe a.
Speaker BYou don't have to figure something out now.
Speaker AHey, can you work with a brother to each other?
Speaker BCan you work with me?
Speaker AI'm just saying.
Speaker BI'm just saying, too.
Speaker AI'm gonna throw this out here too.
Speaker ASay the female just had a baby and she's actually supposed to be on.
Speaker AOn healing time.
Speaker ASince that man's horny, don't give him the right to do whatever he wants.
Speaker BWell, I will just say this, Rafiki, even though I did just say that joke.
Speaker BOut of all of the boundaries that you brought up so far, this one is the most serious one.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker BBecause people go to jail for this.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker BCrossing boundaries, touching people when they shouldn't be touching people.
Speaker BTouching people.
Speaker BPlaces.
Speaker BPlaces they don't want to be places.
Speaker BHey, they got institutions that come.
Speaker BOh, no, ma', am, let me stop.
Speaker AI mean, when you.
Speaker BI don't want to open up when
Speaker Ait comes to the actual aspect of this whole boundary setting.
Speaker AWhen you hear the word no, it means no.
Speaker AI don't care if you're drunk or not.
Speaker AIf the answer is no, the answer is no, period.
Speaker BI agree.
Speaker AThat's what men and women both have to understand because it happens on both sides of the field.
Speaker ABut the men are just too scared to.
Speaker AScared to speak up.
Speaker AHappens to them.
Speaker BAny thoughts on that?
Speaker BMental.
Speaker BOr you want to just stay on out of this and move on to the next one?
Speaker CI ain't got nothing to say about.
Speaker BBut.
Speaker ABut we already talked about the last one, which was the non, non negotiable ones.
Speaker AAlready threw that one in.
Speaker ABut.
Speaker BSo, so wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker BSo wait, when it comes to non negotiables, let me ask you this.
Speaker BDoes.
Speaker BDoes the non negotiables mean.
Speaker BHey, as soon as you see that get up and leave, is that definite red flags?
Speaker AMost definitely.
Speaker AIf you.
Speaker AIf.
Speaker AIf you see something fixing to cross your boundary, you do not agree with what's about ready to go down, you have all right to get up and just leave.
Speaker AYou don't have to sit there and speak your mind and tell them off and then walk out.
Speaker AYou don't have to do that.
Speaker AYou can just get up and leave.
Speaker AYou ain't got to tell them no reason or anything.
Speaker AIf it's your non, non negotiable boundary that you set and there's no crossing it whatsoever, it's a big, huge no.
Speaker AJust get up and walk out.
Speaker BAll right, Rafiki, good, good one.
Speaker CInstead of walking away, could they just refrain from saying anything?
Speaker AYeah, you have that right not to speak.
Speaker BOkay, y' all out here pontificating.
Speaker CWhat that mean?
Speaker AI was about to say the same thing.
Speaker AWhat the heck did you just say?
Speaker CI don't know what the hell it mean.
Speaker AHell.
Speaker BPontificating.
Speaker APontifical words.
Speaker BWell, I. I always like to send people to Google.
Speaker BSo go ask Google.
Speaker BOh, no, go ask Webster.
Speaker CI'm going to ask him or his wife right now.
Speaker BAsk Webster what pontificating is.
Speaker BI was just saying, y' all two up here pontificating and.
Speaker BRafiki, did you tell the people one.
Speaker BJust one of your non.
Speaker BWhat?
Speaker BYou know what top pontificating is according to this definition?
Speaker COh, man.
Speaker CSo pontificate express one's opinion in a way considered annoyingly pompous or.
Speaker CAnd dogmatic.
Speaker AOh, wow.
Speaker BWell, I mean, you know, it's not the pompous.
Speaker BI ain't saying y' all were talking all pompous, but people can say we being dogmatic when we speak about this, you know?
Speaker BSo instead of being dogmatic, let's bring it back down to Earth and say, hey, rafiki, can you share with the people one of your non negotiables?