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In toxic workplaces, boundaries are treated like rebellion. The second you stop overextending yourself, they act like you’re a threat. You’re not difficult—they’re just addicted to your unpaid labor.
I’m right with you! However the powers that be frown on this. If things get more tense then it may be time to move to a less toxic organization.
Rising Star
People don't understand the freedom that boundaries give you. They are overtaken with work and don't see that it's just defining them when they can get out there and be there own person with a real life!
Rising Star
I would re-assert your boundaries and come up with an exit strategy asap...