Cleopatra Boudreau

An emotional hoarder since childhood, she has spent her life shelving the too big to handle emotions to process another day. Every formative memory, from first crush to first messy heartbreak, are encapsulated in glowing orbs that she vomits, pickles, and tucks away on a shelf. She grows to realize that with each orb she puts away for safe keeping, she becomes more numb to her experiences. She has to lose nearly everything in order to realize there’s no way around but through.

Desperate for affection, Hazel unravels while grappling with the lack of intimacy and fulfillment in her life.

After cheating on her girlfriend, Jade (Grace Rolek) finds herself isolated in a world of newfound heart break. Determined to suffer through the grieving process alone, she refuses to answer calls, texts or communicate with friends and family. In her booze-soaked depression, Jade attempts to rediscover what being alone really means. With no one to blame but herself, she indulges in self-destructive behavior to cope. Despite her attempts to ignore her estranged best friend Avery (Cleopatra Boudreau), Jade is surprised to find her showing up at her door and entering (well, stampeding) into her space. What unfolds is a night of reckoning and rediscovery of their friendship.

Cris, a 32-year-old lesbian has always been jumping from relationship to relationship, not noticing she feeds off them because she feels deeply lonely and does not have feelings for any of the people involved. After her best friend Nadia moves away to Austin she realizes how alone she is. With distractions and step backs, finding peace within herself feels impossible.

A glimpse into the outrageous lives of Jane, Kat and Sutton, who are working at the nation's top women's magazine, Scarlet, while navigating their careers, identities and individual voices.