Why do many people who emerge from their lows become so silent and reserved?

This is because those who have truly experienced a profound emotional upheaval and been reborn—though their bodies have stepped out of darkness—deep within, their reflections on life's darkest moments and the reshaping of their values are kept hidden. They no longer seek anyone's sympathy. Having struggled in the depths, surrounded by indifference, unable to ask for help, as if abandoned by the world.

Such experiences cause those who were once innocent or gentle to deeply understand the complexities and ruthlessness of society. Once they break free from their hardships, they learn to face life with a more pragmatic and calm attitude. They prioritize efficiency in their actions, making money a direct goal. Their emotions are carefully guarded, no longer revealing their true selves easily. Gradually, they realize that the sorrow of failure goes unheard, and even in success, humility is necessary to avoid unnecessary trouble.

As the ancients said, "When actions do not go as planned, look inward." They have learned not to seek comfort or dependence externally but to firmly grasp the key to solving problems themselves. Therefore, when they truly emerge from their lows and become stronger, their silence is not merely due to fewer words but more so because of a profound transformation within.

They no longer engage in meaningless socializing but cherish inner peace and self-growth more. Having experienced much and seen the world, they naturally reach a state of awakening, focusing more on self-improvement and enjoying that strength and tranquility that come from within.