For a long time, I thought setting boundaries meant shutting people out.
Now I understand that it’s about letting the right people in.

Peace isn’t selfish. It’s the natural result of knowing your limits and leading with love instead of guilt.

Boundaries can look gentle — like saying no without explaining too much, or choosing quiet when you’re tired of noise.
They can also look strong — like leaving a situation that drains you.

The point isn’t to build walls. It’s to create rhythm and safety around your energy.
When peace becomes a practice, love grows stronger.

I’ve learned that protecting my space isn’t about control. It’s about care. For me, and for the people I want to show up for fully.

Your peace is sacred. Treat it like something worth protecting every day.

Boundaries built in love don’t distance you. They deepen you.