Decides fast. Sleeps fine.
You make the call, the room erupts, and something in you simply... doesn't move. The Eye ran this reading twice, because it's rare enough to look like an error: you can be disliked by forty thousand people and sleep the same night. It shows up everywhere — the unpopular plan you greenlit at work without a follow-up apology tour, the friend-group verdict you delivered while everyone else developed sudden phone interest, the 'no' you've said flat, without the cushion of three justifying paragraphs. People assume you don't feel the booing. The Eye knows better: you feel it, you've just severed the cable most people have between 'they're angry' and 'I'm wrong.' Those run on separate circuits in you, audited separately. It makes you the person rooms secretly rely on for the calls nobody else can afford to make. The toll exists — it's just quieter than booing: very few people ever find out you'd love to occasionally be checked on too.
Get your read — free on iPhoneyou severed the cable between 'they're angry' and 'i'm wrong' years ago. the eye is still trying to find where you buried it.