The cost of veiled communication
This essay explores the hidden cost of veiled communication: the way ambiguity, subtext, and half-signals can place an unnecessary burden on the people trying to understand us.
At its heart, it is a reflection on directness as care. When we speak with clean lines, we reduce the need for decoding and create more space for trust, presence, and relational coherence.
The full essay is published on The Aperture Field Notes.
