Notice of Adjustment

This notice has been issued to clarify expectations regarding conduct, communication, and personal adjustment in shared environments.

Recent observations indicate minor deviations from standard behaviour.

These deviations are not considered harmful.

However, consistency is essential for continued stability.

Individuals are reminded that adjustment is a normal process.

Discomfort during early stages should not be interpreted as a cause for concern.

Individuals are advised to monitor their own responses during the adjustment period.

Signs of resistance may include hesitation, excessive questioning, emotional variance, or attempts to reassert previous patterns of behaviour.

Please note that adjustment does not require active participation.

Cooperation is not mandatory.

Compliance will occur regardless.

External feedback may be interpreted as unnecessary during this phase.

Well-meaning comments from family, peers or other observers should be acknowledged politely and disregarded where appropriate.

Conflicting input can slow integration and prolong discomfort.

Self correction is encouraged.

Individuals who anticipate expectations demonstrate improved outcomes and reduced intervention.

Those who require repeated clarification may experience extended adjustment periods.

You may notice changes before they are observed.

This is conventional and will not disturb this process.

Individuals may experience a temporary sense of disorientation as previous reference points become less relevant.

This response is expected and does not require correction.

Attempts to preserve outdated behaviours, preferences, or self-descriptions may increase discomfort without improving outcomes.

It is recommended that individuals limit reflection on prior states during the adjustment period.

Comparison may result in unnecessary distress.

Progress is best measured by ease of function rather than personal recognition.

Any absence of feeling should be understood as efficiency.

Any reduction in self-directed thought indicates successful alignment.

Stability may present as neutrality.

This is not loss.

This notice does not require acknowledgement.