In Henry Miller's book "Tropic of Cancer," he presents a vivid metaphor comparing Paris to a seductive woman. From afar, the city appears enchanting and irresistible, drawing people in with its allure and charm. This attracts individuals who dream of experiencing the vibrancy and beauty of Paris, creating a sense of excitement and anticipation.
However, once they engage with the city closely, the initial allure quickly fades. The enchantment becomes shallow,...