>>23920393

>>23920404

But if things still don't move forward, isn't it time to break the silence?

There may be reasons for remaining silent even after being told this

But if it's causing harm, shouldn't appropriate action be taken?

Of course, this isn't just about punishing those who choose to remain silent

Questions and asks can also be seen as necessary action against those who remain silent, since it's unclear whether those who remain silent want to remain silent

But still, if they remain silent,

I think that proves something different, either way

>>23920746

I don't deny that silence can sometimes be a mercy

However, I also think that there are times when asking questions can also be a mercy

Again, I think that whatever the case may be, asking questions and asking questions increases the chances of revealing true intentions

Is it intentional?

Did they feel pressured?

Did they just not feel like it?

Etc,

Even if these responses were false, wouldn't that still prove the situation?