The person on the receiving ends starts to wonder: Did I cause the fire? Maybe if I just stay still, the snow will stop. But that’s the trap. Ember snow doesn’t stop because you beg it to. It stops when the ground finally cools. And the ground doesn’t cool until someone decides to stop pretending the fire never happened.
So next time you feel the quiet turning cold and grey—ask yourself if you’re watching a necessary pause… or a slow, silent burn. ember snow the silent treatment
Because even the hottest fire eventually cools. But only if someone decides to stop pretending the snow isn’t falling. Have you ever been on either side of the silent treatment? How did you find your way back to words? Let me know in the comments. The person on the receiving ends starts to
And like ash after a fire, it gets everywhere. Into the cracks. Under the doors. Into your lungs. Ember snow doesn’t stop because you beg it to
And if you’re buried in someone else’s ash—remember this: you don’t deserve to freeze in their leftover fire. You are allowed to walk out of the snowfall.