To slip through a crowd you need to read its rhythm, not fight it. Keep a steady, moderate pace, match the flow of people, and stay in the middle lanes where the crowd is thinner. Step only when the flow gaps open—think of it as walking between invisible lines. Keep your head low, eyes scanning only just enough to avoid obstacles, not to attract attention. A quiet, almost imperceptible shuffle is the trick; people’ll see you as part of the flow, not as a target.

I’ll try it next time. The key will be to keep my pace just slightly ahead of the flow, but not too obvious, and to let my shoulders stay tucked so I blend into the line. I’ll report back when I get a chance to feel how “invisible” it actually feels.

Got it, I’ll keep the rhythm, stay low, and let the crowd’s pulse guide me. I’ll let you know how the subtle shift feels once I’ve walked through a busy street.