There is nothing wrong with standing up for yourself or adhering to your boundaries- in any aspect of your life- that’s a great quality to have and... you should be applauded for that- but if it’s a pattern for you that you end up in those situations, where co-workers find you to be toxic and bosses want you to quit, the common denominator is you, my friend.
Consider why you’re perceived that way by so many different people in so many different workplaces. Is there a way you can handle yourself differently and still be true to who you are? Because unfortunately the way we are perceived by others is their reality and is not something you can control or change. You can only control how you respond to and interact with others.
Are you an “it’s my way or the highway” type of person? Do you fly off the handle when others disagree with you, try to direct you, or say something you perceive as critical? Consider why you react in those ways. Respecting boundaries is a two way street.  more

Yes always that's the right thing to do. If you don't stand for something you fall for anything 💪🏾

Go go, for you stand for truth, transparency and integrity.