CLEAN UP YOUR LIFE

Tina (Destiny Cruz) arrives at the house her older sibling, Sophie (Vanessa Vega), shares with her boyfriend, Rick (Jessy Jones). Tina has just been through a bad breakup and loss of employment, and will be staying with them until she gets back on her feet. Unfortunately, it only seems like things are about to get more stressful because the siblings not-so-secretly hold resentment towards each other.

Over the next few days, the resentment becomes much more obvious as the siblings take jabs at each other. Sophie is frustrated that Tina isn’t trying to get a new job and Tina feels like Sophie is riding her. But eventually, they can’t hold back anymore as they get into a heated argument. It’s revealed that Sophie is resentful for always having to clean up Tina’s messes, while Tina feels that Sophie looks down on her.

After Sophie storms out of the room. Tina is furious… and hatches a plan to get back at Sophie.

Later that night, Rick is in bed reading alongside a dozing Sophie. That’s when Tina enters the room and quietly tells Rick she needs to talk to him. Rick is concerned for her but when Tina confesses an attraction to him, he’s stunned. She starts planting seeds of doubt in his mind as well about how Sophie treats him. Although he’s loyal to Sophie, once Tina turns on the charm, he’s unable to resist… even though Sophie is right there beside them.

PLAYING GOD

SCENE OPENS to a dinner, where Carson (Ryan Driller) and Kim (Dee Williams) have invited their goddaughter Kelly (Natalie Brooks) and her parents George (John Legendary) and Eleonore (Kiki D’Aire) over for a home-cooked meal.

As the dinner progresses, Carson and Kim grow concerned for Kelly as her parents do and say questionable things towards her, scolding and body-shaming her. When Kelly is eventually slapped on the hand for reaching across the table, a withdrawn Kelly excuses herself to use the bathroom while Carson and Kim agree that they cannot hold their silence any longer.

Carson and Kim confront George and Eleonore about their behavior towards Kelly. George and Eleonore become defensive, reminding Carson and Kim that they’re only Kelly’s godparents and have no say in how they raise Kelly. When Kelly returns, George and Eleonore get up with her and leave.

Left alone in the aftermath of this disturbing situation, Carson and Kim decide that THEY could treat Kelly so much better if she were THEIRS. They exchange a silent agreement: George and Eleonore need to be out of the picture. For good.

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A few weeks later, Carson, Kim, and Kelly all walk into the same home together with Kelly’s suitcase. The atmosphere is solemn. It turns out that Kelly’s parents were killed in a freak accident just a few days before and that she’s staying with Carson and Kim for support.

That night, Kelly visits Carson and Kim in their bedroom, unable to get some shut-eye. A welcoming Carson and Kim comfort her as she expresses her grief over the loss of her parents.

To her surprise, Carson and Kim start badmouthing Kelly’s parents and the ways they treated her. She’s confused at first but Carson and Kim start flattering her, showing her a compassion she’s never felt before with her actual parents. Carson and Kim hug and kiss her on the cheek, insisting she can have all the affection she wants from them.

Carson and Kim then kiss in a sexual way to express how they love EACH OTHER, which startles and unexpectedly arouses Kelly. She’s certainly never seen her parents do THAT. Carson and Kim offer to kiss Kelly in the same way. Kelly is flustered and a bit hesitant but after some coaxing, her curiosity gets the best of her and she agrees to trying a kiss.

Kelly makes out with Carson and Kim, who insist that it’s normal for a family to be affectionate around each other. As they flatter and arouse Kelly further, she can’t resist an offer to push this affection to its intimate limits in a night of sexual abandon.

SEX ADDICTS ANONYMOUS: RELAPSE

SCENE OPENS on Robert (Seth Gamble), as he sits in a modest office and writes in his recovery journal. He acknowledges that he abused his role as a counselor by using the program as a hunting ground to manipulate vulnerable women into sex. He has cleaned up his act since the fateful encounter that led to his dismissal. He knows what he did was wrong. But, he has since re-completed his steps. Another stint in rehab, regular sessions with a therapist, and a fresh start in a new city have helped him achieve almost two years of sobriety. Now he volunteers at a private treatment center as an intake counselor.

A fellow counselor stops by Robert’s desk, telling him that his new intake has arrived. Robert takes a measured breath before asking if it is a voluntary commitment. Robert pops a piece of chewing gum into his mouth. This has become a little trick Robert has developed to cope during triggering conversations. The co-worker tells Robert that the patient is 19 years old and has elected to do the intake independently. Robert chews slowly for a moment, controlling his impulses, before telling the co-worker to show her in.

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The door opens and Amy (Charlotte Sins) is led into the room by the co-worker. She is wearing a short mini skirt, crop top, and high heels. Robert’s co-worker introduces Amy to Robert as Robert stands up to greet her. As she is introduced, Amy anxiously tugs at her skirt, as if unable to keep her hands from touching herself. She smiles flirtatiously at Robert as the co-worker leaves the room.

Robert maintains his composure, but inside he is already frazzled as he goes over the formalities of the intake and his role in the process. It’s clear Amy is thinking about something else, her hands wandering and intentionally catching Robert’s attention. He finally has to sit down to put some distance between them and hide the growing erection in his pants. He pops another piece of chewing gum. He has two pieces left.

Robert continues, encouraging Amy to share her story with him. Amy bites her lip and nods, slowly pulling her chair forward. She begins to tell him her story. By all accounts, she had a normal upbringing. Amy explains that, one day while using the laptop of one of her parents, she discovered his pornography collection. She describes in graphic detail how watching the porn made her feel and how she began to mimic what she saw the women in the videos doing obsessively. Amy admits that she would masturbate constantly. She just COULDN’T stop touching her pussy. She masturbated SO much that she got a callus on her pussy. Amy suggestively asks Robert if he wants to see. She lifts up her skirt and flashes her pussy at Robert, who abruptly turns away. A bead of sweat trickles down the side of his cheek as he reaches for more gum. One piece remains.

Amy sits back suggestively and pouts, watching Robert like a hawk. She asks him why he’s so jumpy. Robert clears his throat and tells her that she just caught him off guard. His role does not include any physical evaluations, so she can save that for when she meets the actual doctor. Amy stands up and announces that she feels uncomfortable in her clothing and removes her top, exposing her breasts. Robert is shellshocked. He explains that he is just a volunteer here. He is in recovery too. She leans over the desk at Robert, her tits inches from him. His breath quickens and he scrambles for a piece of gum. But the young woman grabs his pack and deposits it amongst her things instead, as she slips off her skirt and shoes. She is now completely naked.

Robert is extremely on edge. A naked horny woman is two feet from him, behind closed doors. She notices the recovery journal and picks it up. Robert grabs for it and the two make physical contact for the first time. Several intense flashbacks of his past exploits flood his mind and he abruptly lets go. Feeling a rush of excitement, Amy opens the last entry and begins to read Robert’s notes as she gyrates in front of him. He puts his head in his hands. Treating the recovery journal as if it were erotica, Amy becomes very aroused and even more suggestive in what she is reading. Robert also becomes unbearably aroused. Instinctively, he begins to rub himself. Amy sees him weakening and slides her hand down to assist. She pulls his hard cock out and looks him right in the eye. Robert loses his composure and growls that he wants to shove his cock down her throat so badly. It’s taking all of his willpower to resist her. Smiling, she gets down on her knees in front of his desk and begs him to do it. Finally, after being baited for a few minutes, something snaps inside Robert. That same old grin comes across his face. He looks down at the open mouth girl kneeling in front of him and he gives in to his temptation.

Robert is about to find out what a relapse is really like…

IT’S BETTER TO BE SURE

A young lesbian couple, Candice (Brooklyn Gray) and Abby (Phoenix Askani), are hanging out together. As Candice lovingly brushes and styles Abby’s hair, they don’t notice they are being observed by one of Abby’s parents, Ethan (Ryan Driller), who is hungrily admiring Candice’s body. When the couple finally addresses Ethan by asking him how Abby looks with her hair styled, he cracks a silly joke, so that they don’t suspect a thing.

A few days later, Abby looks upset about something, and Ethan asks what’s wrong. Abby replies that she and Candice had been invited to a friend’s house for a slumber party, but then the friend’s bigoted parents canceled the invitation because Abby and Candice are lesbians. Ethan suggests that Abby can invite Candice over tonight, so they can have their own little slumber party instead. Abby is delighted, not realizing that Ethan has an ulterior motive.

That night, as Candice and Abby doze together on Abby’s bed, Ethan tosses a pillow in Candice’s direction and then ducks out into the hallway. Candice becomes alert but uncertain of what happened, and wanders out into the hall, running into Ethan. He asks if everything is okay, and Candice says it must have been a bad dream. Ethan offers to have a friendly chat in the living room, to help Candice relax. They make some small talk, and conversation turns to Candice’s relationship with Abby. Ethan asks if Candice is really close with Abby. Candice believes that to be true, but Ethan plants a little seed of doubt by bringing up things about Abby that he knows because he raised her, and then acting surprised when Candice admits to not knowing those things.

Ethan asks if maybe Candice and Abby are more like friends rather than girlfriends, and questions how Candice is sure about being a lesbian. He explains that it’s better to be sure before their relationship becomes even more serious, because he doesn’t want Abby to end up too heartbroken later. He adds that he thinks Candice is a really nice person too, so he doesn’t want Candice to get hurt by putting too much time and energy into a mistake either. Candice becomes worried, and Ethan asks if Candice has ever even tried having sex with a guy.

Candice admits to never having had sex with a man, and Ethan suggests that’s something worth trying, to see if Candice is really a lesbian. Candice is surprised at the idea of seeking out a guy just to do that, plus it would feel like betraying Abby. Ethan then offers to be the one to have sex with Candice, which shocks Candice even more. Ethan says it’s safer to do this with someone trustworthy, and since he’s doing this as a concerned parent trying to ensure Abby’s happiness, it’s not a betrayal. He keeps up the sweet talk and seduction, until Candice agrees. It’s all for Abby’s sake… right?

CANCELED

Rose (Tiffany Watson) is looking at her laptop computer when she sees a social media post from a company that claims to support LGBTQ-related causes. Rose is outraged because she knows this is actually a lie… the CEO of the company is none other than her homophobic stepmother, Lizbeth (Serene Siren). Rose decides to expose Lizbeth’s hypocrisy by posting a video that shows Lizbeth in the midst of a homophobic rant at their family’s last Thanksgiving dinner.

The next day, Rose is checking the status of the video that she posted, and sees that it has gone viral. Lizbeth enters the room and tries to act nice to Rose, but Rose brags that people on the Internet have ‘canceled’ Lizbeth. Still, Lizbeth continues to act sweet and concerned, saying that she wants to make amends. Rose is skeptical, saying she knows that Lizbeth is only acting this way because of the backlash from the video. After further discussion, the truth comes out that Lizbeth wants to do damage control by appearing with Rose on a talk show, saying they have reconciled.

Realizing that she has leverage now, Rose agrees on the condition that Lizbeth’s company makes changes to actually help LGBTQ people. Lizbeth accepts this. However, Rose then reveals that she has another condition: Lizbeth must learn what it’s like to be a lesbian… by having sex with Rose. Lizbeth is shocked, but she’s willing to do anything for her company’s success, so she agrees…

ANYTHING GOES

Claire (Nicole Sage) welcomes her friend Randy (Oliver Davis) to her home. They are both nervously excited about something they have met up to do, something that will net them a ‘huge’ pool.

It turns out that their group of friends (including their significant others) has always teased them about their chemistry together, eventually creating a pool to entice Claire and Randy to go on a date. The pool has since escalated to what they are about to do today: Claire and Randy will livestream their date to their group of friends, and the friends will be able to make anonymous requests throughout. There is only one rule: anything goes.

A few minutes later, Randy has set up a laptop in front of the couch, informing Claire that the stream is ready to begin. They will hear the requests from their friends in the form of a computerized voice. The livestream begins, and as Randy and Claire get their first anonymous requests, it instantly becomes clear that they will be having sex on the livestream. Following the anonymous requests, Claire and Randy kiss, then get undressed. The next request is for Claire to suck Randy’s cock, and the requests just get raunchier from there. Claire and Randy seem to be enjoying themselves, but will this make things awkward with their friends afterwards?

FOND MEMORIES

Ryan (Jay Romero) brings home his new girlfriend, Lydia (Lacy Lennon). She is excited to be seeing Ryan’s home and looking forward to meeting his surviving parent, Nate (Tommy Pistol), seeing it as the next step in their relationship. Ryan is also looking forward to it, saying that he wants Lydia to feel like part of the family. Before entering the house, Ryan inspects Lydia’s hair and adjusts it slightly. She recently had it styled at Ryan’s suggestion, and he seems oddly concerned with making sure it looks perfect.

When Ryan and Lydia enter the house, they see Nate, who looks a bit melancholy as he plays the piano. After Ryan introduces Lydia and Nate to each other, Nate comments that Lydia looks familiar, but Lydia says they’ve never met before. She then asks Nate to continue playing the piano, saying the music sounds beautiful. Nate continues playing, but sadly explains that his late wife was much better at piano than he is. Lydia is delighted with Nate’s playing anyway, sitting beside him for a bit. Something about Lydia’s presence seems to cheer up Nate a bit, and he even smiles.

Ryan then tells Lydia he has a surprise for her, and leads her to another room, where a gift is waiting for her. The gift turns out to be new shoes and even a pretty dress, which Ryan had custom made for her. Once Lydia has changed into the new outfit, Ryan examines her appearance, adjusting her hair before saying she looks wonderful. Lydia is thrilled with the new clothes, and tells Ryan she’s grateful to have him in her life, especially since she never thought she’d be happy again after someone in her family died. Ryan compares her situation to his own family’s situation, then says they should go show Nate how beautiful she looks.

When Ryan and Lydia go back into the living room, Nate is stunned. It turns out that with her new hairstyle and clothes, Lydia looks just like Nate’s late wife Megan did when she was younger. Lydia is confused and upset by this revelation, demanding that Ryan explain himself. Ryan tells Lydia that Nate has been lonely and distraught ever since Megan died. So when Ryan found someone (Lydia) who looks like Megan, he pretended to be interested in dating her, to prepare her as a gift for Nate.

Lydia is angry that her relationship with Ryan was a lie, and begins to leave. But Ryan reminds her of how much death has hurt her own family, saying that Nate is in the same position right now. Lydia can’t help but feel sympathy for Nate, and Ryan slips away so Lydia and Nate can be alone. Nate calls Lydia ‘Megan’, as he talks about how much he loves her and misses her, gaining more and more of Lydia’s compassion as she thinks about the tragedy in her own family. By the time Nate asks Lydia if he can touch her and kiss her, Lydia says yes, exactly as Ryan planned…