When it comes to lending and borrowing, I usually stop pretending when the liquidation line is three steps away from the red line: first, treat the position as "already wrong," and reduce it if you can—don't wait until on-chain forced liquidation and paying a bunch of fees. Basically, there are two things: top up collateral / pay off some debt to pull the line further away, or directly lower leverage and admit defeat—choose one and do it immediately, don't think about "holding on a little longer."

What I fear most is not losing money, but rather the fact that I could pause myself but instead give the control to the system to liquidate.
By the way, recently the Level 2 guys are again arguing over TPS, fees, and subsidies, but when it comes to sharp volatility, the experience quality, latency, and bridge stability are what really determine whether you can top up your collateral in time...
Anyway, I care more about "whether I can withdraw in time" now.
That's all for now.