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You may feel imposed upon when you can't force others to live by your rules but a fair minded understanding to being imposed upon would suggest that being imposed upon would be something like an extremist group banning mixed race marriages (something you want to be part of which some others don't like). You might be being imposed upon if athiests pushed for (and were sucessful in ) having private expressions of religious belief banned).
Both have been imposed by extreme groups in the past and are not that dissimilar to the type of imposing you promote against the choices of others.
You are not being imposed upon when others get to make choices about how they live their own lives you are just not getting your own way.
R0bert