We're currently watching this, and it's exactly what's prescribed for a plan-less Labor Day Weekend. A single mom getting sexed up by a bevy of uninteresting men who don't deserve the well cast lead. At this point we're still waiting for something to happen like someone threatening the lead, or the lead threatening another character, but so far she is living the life of Riley! Perhaps one of these people will be killed tragically, I don't know. It's too late to change the channel. We have a pretty suhhhweeet commercial delay happening so we're committed to what goes down. We're taking this to its likely disappointing end. All I can say is thank goodness for the voiceover.

There were some truly jaw-dropping moments in this film, the most extreme of which occurred during a relationship between the central character Delaine Morris and a man she met online named The Duke (Shane).

The film suggests that The Duke served as a mentor to Delaine, instructing her in the fine arts of domination and submission. Delaine learns about the "dom," the "sub," and the "switch." And she walks away from the relationship stronger and more "centered" as a woman truly prepared to take her place in the modern world.

Unfortunately, the connection of The Duke and Delaine was preposterous. It was surprising that both of them were not sleepless in Seattle due to their poor boundaries.

The relationships depicted in this film were generally unpleasant. It was clear that Delaine's husband Robert took her for granted before, during, and after the time he began his affair with Natasha. While still in her marriage, Delaine begins her relationship with her accupuncturist, Graham, which is a disaster when Delaine learns that he has impregnated another woman. Delaine's relationship with the young man Payton never seemed healthy, and she ultimately hurt him emotionally.

And, then, there was the Duke!

How are we to believe that there was never an emotional involvement between the two characters? Somehow, Delaine gains wisdom from the role-playing of the dom with his sub, leading to Delaine's so-called enlightenment. By the end, we are apparently supposed to marvel at the "newly empowered" Delaine. But the relationships never rang true, and they even lapsed into comedy.