If you come to me you will be leaping into the abyss.
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In Franz Kafka's "Letters to Milena," the author expresses the depth of emotional risk involved in intimate relationships. He suggests that approaching him means embracing uncertainty and vulnerability, much like taking a leap into an abyss where one cannot anticipate the outcome. This metaphor highlights the fear and bravery associated with profound connections, reflecting a common human experience of facing the unknown in pursuit of love and understanding.
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