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The real question was how could I risk not sharing this with her?
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The speaker presents sharing as the greater responsibility: the real risk would be keeping something from her. The question turns ordinary caution around, suggesting that not sharing could have worse consequences than taking the risk of telling her.
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- Andy Kirkpatrick — “Risky Play”
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