The framing of silence as a "misalignment of emotional resonance" is pretty sharp honestly. What stands out most is how the approach treats silence not as enemy but as symptom,something thats masking the real issue underneath. I've seen relationships where people mistake quiet for peace when its actually just avoidance accumulating. The focus on restoring emotional voice rather than forcing verbal conversation feels way more sustainable longterm. One thing I'd add though is that not all silence means disconnection sometimes its just two people being comfortable in their own processing modes at different paces.
The framing of silence as a "misalignment of emotional resonance" is pretty sharp honestly. What stands out most is how the approach treats silence not as enemy but as symptom,something thats masking the real issue underneath. I've seen relationships where people mistake quiet for peace when its actually just avoidance accumulating. The focus on restoring emotional voice rather than forcing verbal conversation feels way more sustainable longterm. One thing I'd add though is that not all silence means disconnection sometimes its just two people being comfortable in their own processing modes at different paces.