... I’ve had boundary issues with former classmates who come to town assuming they can stay at our house ...
I live in the town where i went to college, when one classmate returns for reunions she
In years past, I’ve had boundary issues with former classmates who come to town assuming they can stay at our house and think we want to entertain them late into the night. We had to implement a “no classmates at the house” rule, and most people understand we’d prefer to visit them on campus. How do I set boundaries with someone who wants to stand on the sidewalk and stare in my windows? We were friends 15 years ago, but are not close now. They are coming again in the near future and it’s already stressing me out. -- CAREER COLLEGIAN IN THE MIDWEST
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