On the one hand, indifference is really often manifested in silence. A man who is not interested in a dialogue or a woman herself will not try to maintain a conversation. His phrases become dry, monosyllabic, he avoids contact, does not ask questions and does not show the initiative. Such silence is cold, detached, and it is quickly felt.

But there is another side. Some men are silent precisely when they experience strong emotions. For them, words are a risk to give out more than they are ready. The fear, fear of being rejected, internal complexes or even respect for a woman can make a man fall silent at moments when he, on the contrary, is interested. This silence is not empty, it is filled with glances, gestures, random touches, attention to the details.

Sometimes silence becomes a way of self -control. A man can feel sympathy, but does not want to rush events or put pressure on a woman. It’s easier for him to observe what to say. So silence turns into a kind of dialogue without words: it has more pauses than confessions, but it is pauses sometimes saying a lot.

To solve what is hidden behind silence - indifference or sympathy - can be by non-verbal signs. If a man is silent, but his eyes are looking for meetings, he listens carefully, remembers the little things and appears nearby at the right moments - most likely this is sympathy, which is still hiding behind words. If in silence there is no warmth, support and participation, most likely, are indifference before you.

Thus, male silence cannot be interpreted unambiguously. This is either emptiness or depth, and one from the other can only be distinguished by attentive observation. Sometimes it is more important not what is said, but what remains unspeakable.