Sexless

For Chip, sharing a home with Laurence has become an exercise in constant frustration. The couple already sleeps in separate bedrooms, but the tension reaches a breaking point when Laurence begins casually wandering around their apartment wearing nothing but his underwear. It is a deliberate provocation that Chip can no longer ignore, especially knowing full well what he is being denied. Adding to Chip’s confusion is the sudden shift in Laurence’s behavior; once known for his frequent, casual encounters with other men, Laurence has inexplicably adopted a strictly platonic approach to their relationship. Desperate to understand this abrupt change and salvage their connection, Chip decides they need professional intervention. Seeking clarity, the two men book sessions with the most highly regarded couples therapist in San Francisco. They arrive hoping for straightforward answers about their stalled intimacy, but the therapeutic process proves far more revealing than either anticipated. As they begin to unpack their grievances and communicate openly under professional guidance, the conversations unearth layers of emotional complexity neither man expected. The deeper they delve into their issues, the more both Chip and Laurence realize that despite their history together, there is still a tremendous amount they have yet to learn about one another.