Taylor begins with Lust, treating it not merely as sexual desire but as the driving force of life. He argues that lust is the spark that leads to creation—creation of art, of relationships, and of legacy. He recounts his own sexual exploits with a candor that is both shocking and oddly charming, stripping away the taboo to reveal the biological and emotional imperative behind the act.
Taylor uses his own horrific childhood—exposure to violence, drug abuse, and poverty—as the lens. He argues that "Wrath" isn't a demon whispering in your ear; it is the logical result of being beaten down until you bite back. corey taylor seven deadly sins pdf