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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Cultural and generational differences shape expectations here as well. Some people regard a same-night message as standard; others consider it intrusive. Some treat a lack of contact as a neutral default; others treat it as a clear answer. None of these positions is universally correct, and assuming one's own habit is the shared norm is a frequent source of friction.<br />
| Safety=Follow-up communication touches on autonomy in a direct way. Contact after a meeting should remain something both people can decline without consequence. Interest that continues after the other person has stopped responding, or that escalates in frequency, moves away from communication and toward pressure. Recognising that boundary is a matter of basic responsibility rather than sensitivity.</div>FuzzyBot