The words scare her. She's scared of love.
The character in Katie McGarry's "Dare You To" grapples with her fear of love. This fear stems from past experiences that have left her vulnerable and hesitant to open her heart. Love, which should be a source of joy, instead feels like a daunting prospect for her, bringing up the anxiety of potential hurt and betrayal.
Throughout the story, her struggle with fear reflects the complexities of forming relationships. The words that resonate in her mind highlight her inner turmoil and the battle between her desire for connection and the instinct to protect herself. This tension adds depth to her character and the narrative, showcasing the challenges many face when confronting their emotions.
