Let's just say that during my travels I've become acquainted with interior states that collapse the distance between people. Sometimes, despite how far apart we are physically, I have drawn very close to you, right up into your innermost chamber. I can feel what you're feeling. From here.
In his book "The Marriage Plot," Jeffrey Eugenides explores the intimate emotional connections that can exist between people, regardless of the physical distances that separate them. The protagonist reflects on their travels and how they have had meaningful experiences that transcend physical barriers, revealing the deep emotional bonds that can be formed through understanding and empathy.
This ability to connect on a profound level allows them to draw close to someone...
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