India, Sept. 28 -- When someone has hurt, disappointed, or betrayed you, cutting them off and limiting their access to you may feel like the quickest way to protect your peace. But is cutting someone off always the best way to set a boundary? We asked an expert whether blocking or unfollowing someone after a relationship ends is the right approach to setting boundaries.ALSO READ: Is your online romance a scam? Cybersecurity expert shares 7 warning signs to protect your money and privacy

Devina Kaur, mental health educator, certified NLP coach, meditation and yoga teacher, and author, told HT Lifestyle that setting a boundary means clearly communicating what you are willing to accept in a relationship.

To put it simply, what does setting...