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It's odd... at one point, you can read a comment that could be taken in a negative way... and then years later find out that there was far more positive feedback from the same source that you were completely unaware of, only because all you had access to was the perceived negative comment. It's too bad everyone doesn't get instant access to the positive feedback. That would make a world of difference.

It's a strange feeling when finding you've been intentionally cut out of someone's life without notice or reason. Messages are left unanswered, soon contact dwindles, then ceases altogether. And soon you find you've moved on, not by choice, but by routine. Each day, it becomes more and more normal to not hear from someone. 
But then the strangeness occurs when you finally do run into that individual again, by chance, in the strangest of places, where you'd never expect to run into them.
And instead of a cheerful reunion, you're met with an awkward greeting, like they hoped you wouldn't notice them or acknowledge their presence. With the clear vibe that this chance meeting can't end soon enough. So you fumble through an uneasy conversational exchange, and make with a hasty retreat, and then try to come to terms with what just transpired. 
Best to move on I guess... or Cut and run as they say.

It's terrible waiting for a phone call, or a message, or a conversational reply... that may never come. When you get that ringing in your ears... Superstition says someone somewhere is talking about you... but even if they are, there's no guarantee it's in a good and positive light. Worse so, was there ever a conversation started in the first place? Or was it you just talking to yourself all along.
What happens when the only ones who answer are the ones in your head? When you turn around and realize almost everyone has vanished... Where did everything change?

Their reasonings behind the actions they take... the reasons for choosing the no response is a response course of action.
I don't get it. And I probably never will.

Words are powerful.  They hold the power to influence. To Sway opinions in this direction or that. To condemn or compel.
In this digital age they can have far reaching effects. They can result in unwanted consequences.
But... Kind words can make a world of difference.