I tend to watch silently from the shadows. You learn a lot more that way.
In the book "Infinity" by Sherrilyn Kenyon, the narrator reflects on their preference for observing rather than participating actively in social situations. This approach allows them to gain deeper insights into others' behaviors and emotions without drawing attention to themselves. The act of watching from the sidelines can be a powerful tool for understanding the dynamics of different contexts.
The quote highlights the value of silence and observation as a means of gaining knowledge. By remaining in the background, the speaker suggests that they can learn much more than by engaging directly, reinforcing the idea that sometimes, a more passive role can yield greater wisdom.
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