like a moth to a flame

The phrase "like a moth to a flame" is an idiom used to describe someone being irresistibly drawn to and fascinated by something or someone, even if it is dangerous or harmful. It emphasizes the person's lack of control or self-awareness, as if they are helpless like a moth would be when attracted to a bright flame.


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