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What If Protecting Yourself Is the Honest Thing to Do?

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Cycle breakers are often raised to believe that honesty = full disclosure and transparency… even when the other person has a history of weaponizing that honesty against them.

In this episode of You’re Not Crazy, we’re digging into the messy middle between brutal honesty and self-abandonment—especially when it comes to dealing with parents who have borderline personality disorder (BPD) or narcissistic personality disorder (NPD).

So many of us value being open and real because we didn’t get that growing up. But when it comes to setting boundaries with toxic parents, that same desire to be transparent can backfire—leaving us feeling overexposed, manipulated, and unsafe.

In this episode, I’m sharing:

  • The difference between honesty and over-disclosure
  • How I decide what to share (and not share) on this podcast and in my own life
  • Why you don’t owe anyone—not even your parent—access to your most vulnerable truths
  • And the underrated boundary no one talks about: walking away when you're being mistreated

→Ready to learn why your boundaries haven’t been working—and what to do instead? Grab my free mini-course at confidentboundaries.com/course

Support the show

A huge thank you to our podcast sponsors!

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➔Subscribe to You're Not Crazy: The Private Feed for ad-free episodes, bonus content, and archived episodes no longer available in the public feed: confidentboundaries.com/private

Join me in the Confident Boundaries Membership ($39/month and the first 24 hours are free!)

📱 Download the Confident Boundaries App
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Let's be friends:
tiktok.com/@theboundariescoach
instagram.com/torieatconfidentboundaries

Disclaimer: This podcast is not therapy. If you’re in crisis, please call the 988 Crisis Lifeline.

You're Not Crazy is owned and produced by Torie Wiksell and Confident Boundaries, LLC.

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Chapters

1. Welcome and Personal Update (00:00:00)

2. The Honesty Dilemma for Cycle Breakers (00:02:22)

3. Reframing Honesty: Finding the Gray Area (00:04:40)

4. Setting Boundaries Around Your Information (00:07:20)

5. You Can Walk Away from Mistreatment (00:10:21)

6. Episode Wrap and Free Course Promotion (00:14:02)

28 episodes

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Manage episode 487857823 series 3589271
Content provided by Torie Wiksell. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Torie Wiksell or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Cycle breakers are often raised to believe that honesty = full disclosure and transparency… even when the other person has a history of weaponizing that honesty against them.

In this episode of You’re Not Crazy, we’re digging into the messy middle between brutal honesty and self-abandonment—especially when it comes to dealing with parents who have borderline personality disorder (BPD) or narcissistic personality disorder (NPD).

So many of us value being open and real because we didn’t get that growing up. But when it comes to setting boundaries with toxic parents, that same desire to be transparent can backfire—leaving us feeling overexposed, manipulated, and unsafe.

In this episode, I’m sharing:

  • The difference between honesty and over-disclosure
  • How I decide what to share (and not share) on this podcast and in my own life
  • Why you don’t owe anyone—not even your parent—access to your most vulnerable truths
  • And the underrated boundary no one talks about: walking away when you're being mistreated

→Ready to learn why your boundaries haven’t been working—and what to do instead? Grab my free mini-course at confidentboundaries.com/course

Support the show

A huge thank you to our podcast sponsors!

🎧 Ready for More?
➔Subscribe to You're Not Crazy: The Private Feed for ad-free episodes, bonus content, and archived episodes no longer available in the public feed: confidentboundaries.com/private

Join me in the Confident Boundaries Membership ($39/month and the first 24 hours are free!)

📱 Download the Confident Boundaries App
iOS and Android

Let's be friends:
tiktok.com/@theboundariescoach
instagram.com/torieatconfidentboundaries

Disclaimer: This podcast is not therapy. If you’re in crisis, please call the 988 Crisis Lifeline.

You're Not Crazy is owned and produced by Torie Wiksell and Confident Boundaries, LLC.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome and Personal Update (00:00:00)

2. The Honesty Dilemma for Cycle Breakers (00:02:22)

3. Reframing Honesty: Finding the Gray Area (00:04:40)

4. Setting Boundaries Around Your Information (00:07:20)

5. You Can Walk Away from Mistreatment (00:10:21)

6. Episode Wrap and Free Course Promotion (00:14:02)

28 episodes

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