Madelaine Petsch

There's no need for us to fight.

If I just tell you like, hey, I'm really overwhelmed today.

I have nothing to give, but I could be an ear for you if you just want to talk.

Then that's the kind of boundaries that I have in my life.

Or like with my friends, if...

I mean, I'm not super boundary with some of my friends.

Some of my friends, it's like an open-door policy.

I'm willy-nilly, but I think it's a case-by-case basis finding boundaries.

And I also, I really do lean on my therapist pretty heavily to decide when boundaries are important.

And I think that having that really non-biased person to talk to who's not your mother is good.

But I also, I communicate boundaries.

I don't just create them and then stonewall somebody.

I think that's important.

Yes, please.

Okay, so imagine we're in like a giant field with like hedges around it, right?

And it's only got the hedges around it.

And there's the X at the very end of the field and you're standing at the beginning and someone else is there.

You guys can both meet at the X easily, right?

Or you can put up almost like little maze walls to get there in a way that feels safer for both of you.

It's not you're saying, you're not saying no to that person.