Do not be afraid of anything. Are you with me.

Many millions of women around the world have heard this banal phrase. Sometimes there is real strength and confidence in tomorrow behind it. Sometimes this phrase hides fear.
But more often than not, it means nothing.
He tries to fool her.
He is trying to instill false hope.
He is trying, in such a simple way, to absolve himself of responsibility for what is happening.
Or maybe he's right? And there is nothing to be afraid of?
Maybe this is not the edge of the roof at all, but just a step?