This is why companies shouldn't measure customer satisfaction only by the complaints they receive Silence doesn't always mean satisfaction. Sometimes, it means the customer has given up on you. Do you complain when a business disappoints you, or do you take your money elsewhere?

A dissatisfied customer who complains is still giving you information. They're telling you something went wrong. But the customer who quietly stops buying? You may never know why. They simply stop responding, stop purchasing, and move on to another business.

Sometimes you don't miss the person. You miss the feeling they gave you. The attention. The validation. The familiarity. That's why leaving certain relationships can feel like losing part of yourself. Not every attachment is love.

Men and women can both make mistakes in relationships. But when cheating becomes a pattern, covered by lies and secrecy, “it was a mistake” isn't enough. One mistake is one thing. Repeated choices are another. Accountability has no gender.