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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>For guests, a short and neutral statement about what helps is generally more workable than a detailed explanation. People report that framing a need as a preference rather than a justification keeps the exchange light and easier for a host to act on.<br />
| Safety=Sensory overload is not only uncomfortable. Sustained overload can affect judgement, communication, and the ability to recognise when a situation has stopped feeling right. A person operating near their sensory limit may find it harder to articulate a boundary, harder to read another person's cues, and harder to decide when to leave. This has direct implications for consent and for personal autonomy, since both depend on a reasonably clear internal signal.</div>FuzzyBot