In fact, that theory is the most ridiculous ever.
Sometimes you might think that rather than hurting a particular person, you better keep silent. You just never know that it might just hurt even more.
Because by keeping silent you make the person assuming. Without any certainty. Not even a clue to determine something. And being in the state of assuming something that may or may not have happened just simply sucks. You think it’s right, but it might be not. You hope you’re wrong, yet you don’t know what’s the right thing.
And I really feel very… hurt that I have to keep silent….. For some more time.
Please, let me be. Because I will be changing. In time. I promise.
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i think it’s about a matter of timing and the situation. There are times when Silence is actually golden! and by speaking how you feel sometimes just worsen the situation. I’m not disagreeing with what you say but I feel that there is credit in the phrase “silence is golden”.
To me … it is to know when to be silence that makes it “golden”. I agree with Penguin. And at times, saying it out at the right moment actually may help the situation? I don’t know, just wild guessing …