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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Hosting introduces an additional social layer. A host carries responsibility for the space and for the comfort of a guest, while a guest carries responsibility for respecting a space they do not control. Those roles come with expectations that are often unspoken, and unspoken expectations are where most awkwardness in private venues originates.<br />
| Safety=Venue awareness is closely tied to autonomy. The relevant question is not whether a particular type of place is safe in the abstract, but whether each person retains the practical ability to change their mind at any point. That ability depends on transport, on knowing where one is, on not being dependent on the other person for a way home, and on the absence of pressure to stay.</div>FuzzyBot