Question

mikas friends are always eating food from his lunch, and he rarely gets enough to eat. what can mika do to set healthy boundaries with his friends?

• ignore it
• buy more food from the vending machine
• take food from other peoples lunches
• ask his friends to swap food rather than just eating his food

Explanation:

To set healthy boundaries, Mika should find a respectful way to address the issue. Ignoring it (first option) won't solve the problem. Buying more food (second option) doesn't address the boundary - setting with friends. Taking food from others (third option) is inappropriate. Asking friends to swap food (fourth option) is a healthy way as it involves mutual exchange and respects Mika's need to have enough food while maintaining the friendship.

Answer:

D. ask his friends to swap food rather than just eating his food