Other people’s boundaries
- Watch for cues. Possible hints someone might want more space: avoiding eye contact, limited conversation response, turning away or sideways.
- Be inclusive of neurodiverse behaviors. These are people who live with autism, are on the spectrum, or who have other developmental disabilities. Their social cues may be different from the norm.
- Ask. You can inquire if a hug is OK or if you can ask a personal question.
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