Translations:Keeping Gatherings Safe/14/en

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Finally, awareness of when a situation exceeds ordinary social management is important. Medical distress, serious conflict, or anyone who cannot look after themselves belongs in a different category, and emergency services exist for it.

| Reality=Reality Check: the most persistent misconception is that harm at gatherings arrives as an obvious event. Far more often, it accumulates. Someone is talked over repeatedly. Someone stays because leaving would seem rude. Someone's boundary is treated as a negotiating position. None of these produce a story worth telling afterwards, yet they are what people describe when asked why a gathering felt bad.