In every individual's life there are shackles, genetic and learned. They may result from insatiable appetites, i.e. sex, the need for power, to live in a world without consequences, even the need for peace of mind. And these "logs' hold us in place and we grow acquainted with them and flaunt and curse them try running from them. . . yet we always seem to meet them again.

Product of Pain invites the reader on a muddy journey through emotional barbed wire and social strain, as BornEl steps boldly upon, first, his own toes and then upon the feet of so-called "norms." BornEl's work asks its reader to risk comfort and tradition while he retraces the birth canal of his passion and his pain.

In every individual's life there are shackles, genetic and learned. They may result from insatiable appetites, i.e. sex, the need for power, to live in a world without consequences, even the need for peace of mind. And these "logs' hold us in place and we grow acquainted with them and flaunt and curse them try running from them. . . yet we always seem to meet them again.