When Boundaries Feel Like Betrayal

<p>Setting the boundary is one thing. <strong>Living with what happens after you set it is another.</strong></p><p>In this episode of Goddess Rising, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/drkellykessler" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Dr. Kelly Kessler </a>and I talk about what really happens when you stop people-pleasing, stop abandoning yourself, and start choosing <em>you</em>—even when it brings guilt, discomfort, grief, or the loss of relationships.</p><p>We explore why your nervous system can interpret boundaries as a threat, how to tell the difference between healthy guilt and conditioned guilt, and why losing certain relationships may actually be part of finding yourself again.</p><p><strong>We dive into:</strong></p><ul><li>Why boundaries can feel so uncomfortable</li><li>People-pleasing and self-abandonment</li><li>What guilt is really trying to tell you</li><li>Listening to your body&#39;s yes and no</li><li>The lonely “in-between” of becoming someone new</li><li>Learning to stay loyal to yourself</li></ul><p>Sometimes healing isn&#39;t about becoming someone new. It&#39;s about finally refusing to abandon who you already are.</p><p>Connect with your host, <a href="https://www.brookedeanne.com/">⁠Brooke Deanne here⁠</a></p><p>Take the <a href="http://lovetemplate.brookedeanne.com/">⁠Love Template Quiz⁠</a> to discover the way you believe you receive and give love in relationships</p><p>Book a <a href="https://links.ivorey.io/widget/booking/Jcgt8yVl6CUHfAtJ2xue">⁠clarity call with Brooke here⁠</a></p><p><br></p>