Obvious Child

Donna Stern's life takes a dramatic turn when her boyfriend Ryan unexpectedly breaks up with her in the bathroom after one of her comedy sets. His confession that he is leaving her for one of her friends leaves her heartbroken and spiraling into a depression.

The shock of the breakup plunges Donna into a deep depression, affecting her personal and professional life. She feels lost and angry, struggling to cope with her emotions as she grapples with the betrayal of her boyfriend.

During her next comedy performance, distraught over the breakup, Donna drunkenly lashes out at her ex and her situation. This unexpected outburst leads to an encounter with Max at a bar, sparking an undeniable chemistry between them.

Donna and Max's chemistry culminates in a one-night stand after their chance meeting at the bar. However, the following morning, Donna quietly slips out of Max's apartment, leaving behind a fleeting connection.

Weeks later, Donna experiences breast soreness and fears she may be pregnant. After taking a home pregnancy test, her worst fears are confirmed, leading her to seek advice about her options.

Donna visits a Planned Parenthood clinic to arrange for an abortion, only to find that the available appointments coincide with significant dates in her life. After much consideration, she chooses Valentine's Day for the procedure.

Max seeks out Donna at the bookstore where she works, leading to a series of awkward meetings filled with unspoken tension. Their paths cross again when Max returns a book to Nancy, Donna's mother—adding to the complexity of their relationship.

During a dinner gathering, Donna considers revealing her pregnancy and abortion plans to Max. However, she hesitates after he expresses a desire to be a grandfather someday, complicating her emotions and thoughts about the future.

Hoping to reconnect with Max, Donna invites him to her comedy show, but the set ultimately gets canceled. In her disappointment, she finds herself with another man named Sam but realizes that the connection she craves is with Max.

In distress over her upcoming abortion, Donna confides in her mother, who reassures her by sharing her own experience with the procedure. This conversation provides Donna with a sense of comfort as she prepares for her decision.

Struggling with her feelings, Donna leaves multiple voicemail messages for Max, expressing her need to talk about their relationship and her situation. The urgency in her voice reflects her inner turmoil and desire for connection.

Determined to have an honest conversation, Donna invites Max to her next performance, hoping to share her news. As she prepares to take the stage, the weight of her truth looms over her, intensifying her anxiety about what to reveal.

During her performance, just as Donna gathers the courage to tell the audience about her pregnancy, Max unexpectedly walks out. This moment signifies both a sense of loss for Donna and the ongoing complexity of their relationship.

On the day of her abortion, Max surprises Donna by showing up at her home with flowers, ready to offer support. His gesture symbolizes the depth of his feelings and commitment to be there for her during this difficult time.

After the abortion, Max takes Donna back to his place where he makes her tea and they share a comforting moment. Watching the classic film *Gone with the Wind* together signifies a potential new beginning for their relationship amidst the chaos.