Post by Oluwajide Oluwatumilara (@oluwajide_oluwatumilara)
What do you think? π
Are you the type to always be available for everyone, or have you learned to protect your peace and value your own time? π―
You can be a good person without always being there for everyone. Not everyone deserves unlimited access to you, and sometimes, your absence teaches what your constant presence never could. π€
Be kind, but have boundaries. β¨
Do you agree?

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King Solomon βπΎβππ€: The more you appear the more they look down on you especially if you are poor
Omoniyi Abiola: My first priority is peace of mind
JulietUlom: π― I agree! Omo, some of us had to learn this the hard way. You can love people, support them, and still choose yourself. Being kind doesnβt mean making yourself available at the expense of your peace. Boundaries are necessary! β€οΈππ½
Joy&raph: I show up when I need to and try as much as possible to stay on my lean
Nelson Thomas: Exactly, the less available you're, the more valuable you're..
Mummy G. O: I believe the post. Too much availability brings disrespect
Augustine Chiagozie: Protecting your peace is not selfish, because you can love people genuinely without sacrificing your own happiness.
Olufemi Gbenga Kolawole: π― in agreement to this.
MUSLIM NURUDEEN ALOWONLE: 100% I AGREE! π―
I used to be the "always available" guy. Any call, any text, any favour β I dey there. I thought na kindness, but las las I realize say na self-burnout.
Because truth be told, not everyone values your presence until you withdraw it. Some people only call you when they need you, bu...
I used to be the "always available" guy. Any call, any text, any favour β I dey there. I thought na kindness, but las las I realize say na self-burnout.
Because truth be told, not everyone values your presence until you withdraw it. Some people only call you when they need you, bu...
Alex akinboyo: Can I respect you more