Saying “No”
Setting Boundaries
Attachment Styles
Love Languages
Real-Life Scenarios
100

What is one reason people find it hard to say “no”?

Fear of conflict, guilt, or disappointing others.

100

What are personal boundaries?

The rules and limits you set for yourself in relationships.

100

What is an attachment style?

The way people think and behave in relationships.

100

What are love languages?

Ways people show and receive love.

100

A friend keeps borrowing your things without asking. What’s a healthy way to respond?

“Please ask before taking my things.”

200

True or False: Saying “no” means you are being rude.

False — it’s a form of self-respect.

200

True or False: Everyone’s boundaries are the same.

False — they’re unique to each person.

200

How many main attachment styles are there?

Four: Secure, Anxious, Avoidant, Anxious-Avoidant.

200

Name one love language.

Acts of Service, Gifts, Physical Touch, Quality Time, Words of Affirmation.

200

Your partner gets upset if you spend time alone. What boundary could you set?

“I need some alone time to recharge.”

300

What type of body language should you use when saying “no”?

Confident posture, eye contact, steady voice.

300

What can happen if you don’t set boundaries?

Stress, resentment, or unhealthy relationships.

300

Which attachment style is healthiest for relationships?

Secure attachment.

300

True or False: Everyone feels love the same way.

False.

300

You often feel jealous and need constant reassurance. Which attachment style might this be?

Anxious attachment.

400

Give one example of how to say “no” respectfully.

“I can’t do that right now.” / “This doesn’t work for me.”

400

Give one example of setting a healthy boundary.

Keeping work and personal time separate, saying no to extra tasks, etc.

400

What does an avoidant attachment style look like?

Emotionally distant, avoids intimacy.

400

What love language might include giving compliments?

Words of Affirmation.

400

You avoid emotional talks and feel uncomfortable with closeness. Which attachment style fits this?

Avoidant attachment.

500

Why is planning ahead helpful when you need to say “no”?

It helps you stay calm and confident in your response.

500

What are two key parts of communicating a boundary?

Being clear and respectful.

500

What can help someone move toward a more secure attachment style?

Building trust, healthy communication, and self-awareness.

500

How can knowing your partner’s love language help your relationship?

It improves communication and emotional connection.

500

Your friend cancels plans last minute again. How could you say “no” to rescheduling respectfully?

“I’m not available to reschedule right now, but I hope we can plan something later.”

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