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Is that what you're wearing? [laughter] Look at your stomach, Amara. It's like you swallowed a bag of Gary.
>> Daniel, please.
>> Please. What? Is this how you were when I married you? You were slim. You were attractive. Now look at you.
>> I'm ready.
>> You're not coming with me.
>> What?
>> I can't be seen with you looking like that in church. People will think I don't control my house.
>> But it's church.
>> Exactly. Stay at home.
>> No. Still fat. Change it.
>> What do you want me to wear, Daniel? Honestly, I don't even want to go out with you anymore.
>> Daniel, let me come with you.
>> Go back inside. Do you want people to see you like this? [panting and gasps]
>> Why are you always emotional? If you don't like what I say, lose weight.
>> Enough.
>> What did you say?
>> I said enough. You didn't marry my body. You married me. Every day you laugh. Every day you remind me I'm not enough. You broke me more than any stranger ever could.
>> You're overreacting.
>> No, you're cruel. This body carried your stress, your insults, your silence. And if you can't love me like this, then you don't deserve me at all. I may be fat, but you're the one empty inside.
>> Please forgive me. Words can be heavier than weight. Respect is not optional in marriage.