I do think that crossing the line into physical acts is something I never would have or could have or will do. I don't believe that it speaks to my character however, I never had the intention to have a weak spot in my boundaries, I was just ignorant. So although I was always really proud of my boundaries, I have learned to improve them further. Luckily I never had to worry about going any further down that road because I did shut down any further inappropriateness, but I want to shut it down before it even begins now.
Sounds harsh but sharing that kind of information is the beginning of the road to hell. Now if that happened I would let them know that I think their husband would be much more interested in what they have to say than I am. Used to be that they would often tell me things about their relationships that I really didn't need to know(as I was basically forced to be in a room with these people as a captive listener) But I would pretend to listen and be supportive, thinking that I just needed to "get along" with them to keep the work environment positive. Hillary may be a poor public speaker, but she's a helluva politician.My idea of boundaries has changed since I've been through infidelity as well.
That American blacks seem to love her (what choice do they have, really?) despite the fact that she and her husband championed racist "law-and-order" and "welfare reform" policies is even more amazing. It's no less remarkable that a pro-Wall Street, pro-war politician has successfully wrapped herself in the mantle of progressive liberalism. It's actually a remarkable phenomenon and political feat for a woman who attained political prominence mainly as a result of being married to a popular governor-then-president to successfully cast herself as an icon of feminism, especially considering the president in question was such a horn dog. You could see this coming a long time ago.
Otherwise, they'd be making a case for Hillary instead of constantly harping on about how she's now the only viable alternative to Trump (duh!) and how anyone who doesn't like her politics or character hates women. I think most of them know that, even if they won't admit it.
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