This is an absolute gem. Thanks for sharing it. It feels connected to Gibran's "On Crime"--and is a "dilemma" with which I strongly resonate. But I love how this framing makes it more a navigation of an integrated whole than a dilemma.

His parents, out of love, gave him up for adoption--but meanwhile, his mother's line of foods hit store shelves nationwide. He grew up and became famous in his world, but eventually, his eating habits caught up with him and his heart gave out.

I think I'll title it "Adipose Wrecks".

Profound! 🤣