You have the power to control your availability—not just for events like concerts, but also for how you spend your time and energy. For example, if your co-parent approaches you during a basketball game with something urgent to discuss, you can set a boundary and say, “I’m not available right now, but let’s talk later.” You get to decide what you’re available for and when.
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