I just can't fathom why anyone would stand on a ledge when there's a respectable amount of walking space right next to it.
"I just can't fathom why anyone would stand on a ledge when there's a respectable amount of walking space right next to it," reflects a sense of confusion or disbelief about reckless or daring behavior. The speaker seems to be questioning the rationale behind risking safety unnecessarily when there is a safer alternative available."
This quote from Stephanie Perkins' book "Anna and the French Kiss" highlights the perplexity people might feel when witnessing risky actions. It captures a common human tendency to wonder why someone would choose danger over safety, especially when comfort and security are easily accessible nearby.
