 I think not many people automatically think of self-advocacy as being this, but I would also say that asserting your own boundaries is a form of self-advocacy. If you just figure that something doesn't work for you, then you're automatically trying to stop it happening. That is a form of advocacy. For instance, one example I gave on Twitter, and this is sometimes controversial. I consider not getting into certain forms of public transport like buses and taking taxis somewhere, a form of self-advocacy, because I'm protecting my needs in that moment. In my area, buses are expensive. It's £6 for one journey, and a taxi would cost £7 something. I give £10 to tip the taxi driver. It's not like that where I'm from. It's £1.50 probably for a bus journey, and then $10 or above for a taxi.