30-year-old Anya is an educated and bright girl. She has an accomplished marketing career and a large circle of friends. The tragic death of her husband did not break her, but forced her to rethink her life and move on. She is in no hurry to start a new relationship, but builds her life freely and independently until she meets a new chosen one. Anya is faced with deliberate manipulation on his part and understands that the cyclical nature of unhealthy relationships in her life is not accidental.

Two women are the focus of the narrative: one, Min Na, is pursuing sex rather than love, and the other, Hee Jae, is emerging from a five-year relationship without love. It is the responsibility of the two women to host a podcast about sex in which they discuss topics and perspectives with their listeners. I love the premise, but I don’t think anyone coming out of a long-term relationship or someone who has been in a long-term relationship can truly empathize with Hee Jae and understand how she feels when she realizes that her partner was selfish and that their relationship was one-sided. I love how Min Na shows a woman taking control of her sex life and going after what and who she wants safely. I additionally like how the creator, In Chan, discusses sex in the time of social removing and how as people we long for contact.