While it is important to set up boundaries and protect their integrity, as when an individual surrenders their boundaries, they surrender their freedom. That's not to say individuals cannot take boundaries too far.
When an individual believes in their right to set up boundaries wherever and however they please, they become boundary nazis. Take for example a two neighbors fighting over a tree between their yard. The is a distinct boundary defined by the municipality that both neighbors must abide by. A boundary nazi would claim that their right to the tree supercedes the neighbors right to the tree, and would build a fence around the tree claiming they have a right to protect their yard through any means necessary and that to challenge them would be a trespass on their property.
Often, people will claim they have a right to set up establishments that only serve "certain types" of people. Of course it is acceptable for an establishment to have a dress code, but a boundary nazi would take it too far, claiming they have a right to only allow busty women into their bar. This is a violation, and not an acceptable boundary (Though I understand that is a depressing rule).
When an individual believes in their right to set up boundaries wherever and however they please, they become boundary nazis. Take for example a two neighbors fighting over a tree between their yard. The is a distinct boundary defined by the municipality that both neighbors must abide by. A boundary nazi would claim that their right to the tree supercedes the neighbors right to the tree, and would build a fence around the tree claiming they have a right to protect their yard through any means necessary and that to challenge them would be a trespass on their property.
Often, people will claim they have a right to set up establishments that only serve "certain types" of people. Of course it is acceptable for an establishment to have a dress code, but a boundary nazi would take it too far, claiming they have a right to only allow busty women into their bar. This is a violation, and not an acceptable boundary (Though I understand that is a depressing rule).
Bro #1: So I texted Heather to set up a time to work on our project, and messaged that I was harassing her and if I messaged her again, she would get a restraining order.
Bro #2: That shit sucks Bud, Heather's a total boundary nazi. Just ask tell the teacher and ask for a new partner, entitled boundary nazis like that are never worth the hassle.
Bro #2: That shit sucks Bud, Heather's a total boundary nazi. Just ask tell the teacher and ask for a new partner, entitled boundary nazis like that are never worth the hassle.
by DiamondDick9 June 2, 2022