Frame Walks Out
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https://doi.org/10.26686/knznq.v5i1.679Abstract
Most of us will have walked-out on someone, sometime. Most children ‘run away from home’, if only momentarily, and as adults we ‘run away’ not from our parents but our partners, again often momentarily. Some adopt the silent approach, relying more on gestures, others combine strategies, perhaps slamming a fist on a table whilst screaming ‘I’ve had enough’. Whatever strategy is adopted, it is clear that walk-outs are a highly charged and significant social action.
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