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Meet Not My Problem — the calm boundary-setter who teaches that protecting your peace means knowing what’s yours to carry… and what’s not.
Not My Problem is the voice of calm refusal in a world that’s quick to point fingers. She exists to empower those who are constantly made to feel responsible for other people’s mistakes, emotions, or failures. When someone tries to shift blame or guilt onto others to avoid dealing with their own mess, Not My Problem stands firm—unmoved and unbothered.
She has learned that some people don’t want solutions—they want someone to carry the weight for them. They’ll twist a situation, rewrite the story, and suddenly, you’re the villain in a problem that never belonged to you in the first place. That’s when Not My Problem steps in—not to argue, not to fight, but to calmly hand that responsibility back to where it belongs.
She teaches that it’s okay to walk away from drama that isn’t yours. That you don’t owe an explanation when someone tries to make you feel guilty for setting boundaries. She’s not cold—she simply refuses to be the emotional dumping ground for people who won’t take accountability.
Not My Problem isn’t about avoiding responsibility—it’s about rejecting the ones that were never hers in the first place. She serves as a reminder that you are not obligated to carry other people’s burdens, especially when they come wrapped in blame and projection. Her power lies in the pause, the silence, the turning away—and in doing so, she teaches others to protect their peace without apology.
Meet Not My Problem — the calm boundary-setter who teaches that protecting your peace means knowing what’s yours to carry… and what’s not.
Not My Problem is the voice of calm refusal in a world that’s quick to point fingers. She exists to empower those who are constantly made to feel responsible for other people’s mistakes, emotions, or failures. When someone tries to shift blame or guilt onto others to avoid dealing with their own mess, Not My Problem stands firm—unmoved and unbothered.
She has learned that some people don’t want solutions—they want someone to carry the weight for them. They’ll twist a situation, rewrite the story, and suddenly, you’re the villain in a problem that never belonged to you in the first place. That’s when Not My Problem steps in—not to argue, not to fight, but to calmly hand that responsibility back to where it belongs.
She teaches that it’s okay to walk away from drama that isn’t yours. That you don’t owe an explanation when someone tries to make you feel guilty for setting boundaries. She’s not cold—she simply refuses to be the emotional dumping ground for people who won’t take accountability.
Not My Problem isn’t about avoiding responsibility—it’s about rejecting the ones that were never hers in the first place. She serves as a reminder that you are not obligated to carry other people’s burdens, especially when they come wrapped in blame and projection. Her power lies in the pause, the silence, the turning away—and in doing so, she teaches others to protect their peace without apology.