The community seems to be divided onto explicit boundaries esentially being, as Rollo explained, a form of mate-guarding with negative long term effects and that a girl will naturally behave within reasonable, implied boundaries from a guy who is her "alpha", and on the other hand onto them being fine and even necessary if presented as "personal boundaries" and not just simply "controlling".

The first approach assumes granting total freedom and examining behaviour, and then nexting when implicit boundaries are breached, the second assumes stating them openly when needed/asked ("my girlfriend can't do..." etc).

Both have some sense to me. Any open boundary is preventing a girl from doing what she would otherwise do, which isn't ideal, and why does she want to do that which requires a boundary in the first place? However, it seems unlikely for any girl to perfectly fit in a presupposed mould of behaviour, especially over many years, especially in today's day n age.

What is the more correct approach?