We follow Gia, a young woman with too much weight on her shoulders, as she scathes her way through a brand new journey of self-discovery, which forces her to face her inner child for the first time. The story primarily highlights the importance of treating mental health, specifically in Black households. More importantly, it warns its audiences of the potential effects that follow negligence of the self and lovelessness. The story threads a needle through every life that has been altered—or taken—as a result of untreated and/or undiscovered mental health illnesses.