“Unpacking the Silence: Discover the 7 Hidden Insecurities That Make Conversations Unbearable”
For someone who fears confrontation, silence can be misinterpreted as a sign of conflict or disagreement.
In many cultures, silence is often used as a form of non-verbal communication.
For instance, in Japan, silence is seen as a mark of respect and contemplation, while in Western societies, it might be interpreted as disagreement or disapproval.
The fear of confrontation can lead individuals to fill every gap in conversation to avoid potential conflict.
They might feel the need to keep the conversation light and avoid any topics that might cause disagreement.
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