Skinny

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Skinny

By: Pan Demirakos

Narrated by: Antony King

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When a man has everything he could possibly want, from a beautiful family to a luxurious lifestyle, and still isn’t satisfied with what God has given him, he’s often lead astray by the darkness of his heart straight into the arms of another. Does he ever learn from his mistake, or is he forever doomed to repeat it?

The answer to this Sisyphean quandary is presented in the trials and tribulations of a modern marriage, painting a picture not of love but of antipathy, which is a necessary component for love to grow in the first place. And so, much like the sharp thorns surrounding the blooming bud of a rose, beauty can often define perspective, but it can also blind the eye of the beholder, especially if one turns his admiration into a sick obsession.