Leo

The line you drew months ago gets tested not by people pushing against it, but by you discovering what you actually meant when you drew it. What felt like a clear rule then becomes a question about whether you trust your own judgment now. The person asking for the exception isn't wrong to ask, and you aren't wrong to feel the pull between what you said you wanted and what the moment in front of you actually requires. The real work isn't defending the line but deciding whether it still serves the thing it was meant to protect.