When every part of your life was supervised—
when people walked into your room without knocking,
read your files without asking,
called meetings about you without inviting you—
you don’t always learn what a boundary feels like.
When every part of your life was supervised—
when people walked into your room without knocking,
read your files without asking,
called meetings about you without inviting you—
you don’t always learn what a boundary feels like.