Slightly off-topic, but I think boundary issues often overlap with privacy, especially when people don’t respect your personal space or choices. For example, just because you have free time doesn’t mean you’re automatically available. You might let someone know when you’re free or explain that you’re not accessible right now, but they still push past that, prying into what you’re doing or even involving your family to “catch” you, as if you’re lying. This kind of behavior isn’t just disrespecting boundaries—it’s an invasion of privacy. It prioritizes their curiosity or demands over your right to personal space and autonomy.