Alfred Wallis_PORT

your silence interrupted their
psychological control over your predictability. Predictable people make others feel safe. That's why society rewards overexplaining,
emotional availability, and constant accessibility.
Because a person who is always reachable is easier to emotionally manage.
But the moment you disappear, even briefly, people are forced to confront something they hate. They no longer know where they stand with you. And uncertainty makes people uncomfortable, especially those who benefited from your constant presence.