Is being silent petty or powerful?
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maryjane31 says,
It may seem petty, but it sure is powerful.Sagacious says,
The silent treatment works well on extraverts. There is power in appearing aggrieved.KharisJo says,
it takes courage and wisdom to speak up, particularly against injustice. On the other hand it is a gift to be able to hold your tongue, especially with someone who is trying their best to needle you. Speak, but on your own terms.