Mae Cannon (Zoe Lister-Jones) likes her life, to some extent. She’s got everything she could ever want: a cushy job as a museum curator, a ride-or-die best friend that she’s known since childhood, and a home straight out of a Pinterest moodboard. Perhaps most importantly, she has Elijah (Whitman Thomas), a hot but distant husband with whom she’s carved out a comfortable life. Mae and Elijah have slipped into the kind of groove that most perpetual singles would kill for. But something still nags at Mae, a perpetual dissatisfaction, a restlessness. She’s been living this version of her life for so long that their safe, shared groove has lost its whole appeal. They also haven’t had sex in a really long time, which might be fueling the bulk of Mae’s ennui.
