Katya

Tolstoy wrote in one of his diaries: "I love with a love that I have never loved before in my life. I am crazy and I will shoot myself if things go the way they are. My feelings for her cannot be stopped." A day later he wrote, "Tomorrow I will go to them and tell them everything." Something or I will commit suicide?
Tolstoy continued to write about love a lot in his diaries and in his novels, including "Anna Karenina" and "Katya," which was the nickname for Catherine. Katya was an unknown novel by Tolstoy that was discovered after his death, as was the novel "The End of Love." In all of Tolstoy's novels, he was interested in researching About the purpose and meaning of life and how to live it, and this appeared in most of his novels and in his autobiography, which explained his passion for creating a meaningful life that prevents him from thinking about suicide when he does not find a purpose for life.