Quote: If you wouldn’t allow something to be done to you do not expect someone else to allow you to do it to them !!
Different people. Different needs. What "hurts" you might "heal" another.
Some things apply to everyone though. Like "Assuming incorrectly". And "Deaf ears and turned backs". But other things are case by case, even if you might THINK it would be an "everyone" thing.
As for what people "allow", my actions are my own. Theirs are theirs. Wherever people "like" it or not is another matter. That can either be a good or bad thing depending on the situation.
Quote: not when you choose !
BLACK flag. I realise this is likely a mistake and poor wording, but that's making it worse and can cause others (and yourself) severe mental trauma. And perhaps worse. Since you brought choice itself up though then I may as well get into it. Because this is actually very important.
It's up to me if I want to stop or continue. That's my choice. Not yours. No statement will ever change that simple fact. Regardless of what another person wants. Reverse logic also applies. It's also your choice to stop or continue whatever you do. No one else's. Your choices are yours. Your own. At ALL times. I must stress this. I am reinforcing the fact that ones own choices are always theirs. At all times.
Sometimes some situations needs a judgement call of which will of course need to be justified. In regards to continuing a situation. It's not always black and white. That gets technical. Let's move on to the main concern.
You might want a situation to stop. But if someone stops or continues then It is their choice. And you saying otherwise doesn't change that fact. Pretending otherwise violates choice itself. Which only means you put someone in a situation where you set that example (trying to decide for others. Which is actually impossible). That they might then follow. I'm pretty sure that would only lead to bad things. I also state violating choice and putting people in a situation where they feel like they have no choice leads to mental instability, self destructive tendencies. And if pushed too far lashing out. Suicide also a possibility. So I'm not speaking lightly about this. It's simply up to them and no one else. The best anyone else can do is try to convince.
If I'm making a big deal out of this it's because I've seen first hand what happens when people feel like they don't have a choice. It's one of the worst things you can do. Especially when it's because of good intentions. To try and decide for others. It's honestly one of the most harmful things that can be done.
I think what you're actually trying to say is that when someone feels overwhelmed due to a situation that it's normally best to stop that situation when someone says they're overwhelmed. Which can be done with actually stating as such us otherwise using a safe word. Please note that I refrained from speaking for others as if it's up to me what they do. Under no circumstances does anyone else make your choices. At all times it is up to you, regardless of what others want.
Actions have consequences of course. But it's always your choice. And no one else's. Lose sight of that for even one moment and you set yourself up to be hurt. Or hurt others. And all because of the good intentions.