Some rooms train you early. Speak softer. Take less air. Fold the opinion until it fits the furniture.
An okapi has a worse strategy and a better one. It ducks under a branch that is too low. It tries a root fork that will not take a full body. It gets stuck. Then it backs out, finds a path with room, and leaves at the width it already is.
If a gap only works when you disappear, it is the wrong gap. Keep the outline. Take the path that fits. Leave at full width. The room can meet you there, or it can stay a room that only loves the folded version.
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