Parachute

After successfully completing her rehabilitation program for an eating disorder and body image issues, Riley emerges from the facility. However, her initial excitement is clouded by her mother Olivia's failure to pick her up, leaving Riley feeling abandoned and uncertain.

Feeling alone, Riley reaches out to her best friend Casey, who invites her to a bar. Despite her reluctance, Riley agrees to go and is reunited with Casey, where she encounters Casey's boyfriend Justin and his roommate Ethan.

After bonding at the bar, Riley and Ethan decide to grab dinner. During their meal, Riley opens up about her twelve-step program and her recent struggles, and Ethan respects her boundaries regarding romantic relationships.

Despite her insecurities, Riley invites Ethan back to her apartment where they engage in lighthearted activities, such as building a fort. This moment reflects Riley's attempts to connect, even as she battles her body image issues.

In a candid therapy session, Dr. Akerman warns Riley that her friendship with Ethan might be a distraction from her recovery. Riley, however, dismisses the concern, convinced that she can manage her feelings and insecurities.

Riley grapples with her self-esteem, constantly comparing herself to other women and obsessing over social media portrayals. Despite Ethan's attempts to support her, she continues to engage in damaging behaviors, reflecting her ongoing battle with insecurities.

As Riley navigates her challenges, Casey helps her secure a job as a hostess at a struggling murder mystery dinner theater. The weak storyline of the theater leads to a lack of interest from patrons, presenting further stress for Riley.

Riley is invited to celebrate Thanksgiving with Ethan's family, where she learns about his father's battle with alcoholism. This experience both deepens their relationship and adds emotional weight to Riley’s understanding of family struggles.

Riley faces heartbreak when her boyfriend Max ends their relationship for an Instagram model. This rejection triggers a spiral of self-doubt and insecurity, leading Riley to reach out to Ethan for comfort.

After spending the night together, Riley's insecurities resurface, causing friction between her and Ethan. They argue about their relationship dynamics, highlighting Riley's struggle with self-acceptance and Ethan's feelings of helplessness.

In a moment of desperation, Riley consumes painkillers with alcohol, leading to a medical emergency. Ethan intervenes and takes her to the hospital, showcasing the depths of her struggle and the need for support.

Awaking in the hospital, Riley finds renewed support from her mother, Olivia, who promises to be more present in her life. This moment signifies a potential turning point in their relationship as Riley begins to confront her demons.

With a fresh perspective, Riley revitalizes the murder mystery theater's story, leading to its success and boosting her self-esteem. This achievement represents a significant milestone in her recovery journey.

At a gender reveal party hosted by Casey, Riley is reunited with Ethan, who is now with another girl, Gwen. Their silent exchange communicates the lingering feelings between them, contrasting with Riley's attempt to move forward.

In her therapy session, Riley recognizes her unhealthy distractions and takes a bold step by throwing away her phone. She expresses hope for the future, indicating significant personal growth and a commitment to her recovery.