Lauren is frustrated. Angry. Angry at her friends, her family, her school and mostly with her country. Lauren is struggling to find who she is, to find her identity. She feels isolated by those she loved and trusted. She goes through possibly the hardest decision a woman could face and she does it alone. Lauren battles with her inner-log of her depression, anxiety and grief, pouring herself another drink as she goes.
Though while Lauren is going through what she feels is the end of the world, her friend Steph - Evan - is facing difficulties and is feeling just as lost as Lauren but both have put their own lives before their friendship. Through tears, anger, laughter and shouting these teens push through their struggles and build their bond again. Proving that no matter what things can and do get better, and it's okay to open up about your mental battles instead of suffering alone.
Though while Lauren is going through what she feels is the end of the world, her friend Steph - Evan - is facing difficulties and is feeling just as lost as Lauren but both have put their own lives before their friendship. Through tears, anger, laughter and shouting these teens push through their struggles and build their bond again. Proving that no matter what things can and do get better, and it's okay to open up about your mental battles instead of suffering alone.