Translations:Beaches & Waterfront Areas/14/en

The third is that ambiguity is harmless. Emotional harm in these settings tends to come not from dramatic events but from small accumulations: being watched persistently, being approached after signalling disinterest, or feeling that a place one valued for calm has become a place requiring vigilance. Conversely, people who misread a friendly exchange and are rebuffed sometimes describe disproportionate embarrassment, amplified by the public nature of the setting.