Confessions and Lessons

If I don’t get married or have children, is that it? Will I never have happiness? What if I’ve tried to find love and failed every time? What if it takes me longer to find the right person for me? Questions Rhea asks herself while living in London believing that a woman must be married by twenty-six and have children. Rhea tries to abide by the rules her family and society outline for her; but with no one to teach her lessons of life, sex, relationships, love, self-worth or happiness, she makes her own choices. Being a strong, independent woman she challenges the rules. Pursuing her own lovers, she tries to find a husband, but finds heartache and rebels against marriage and love. She eventually goes out with an old friend, Tony. She knows he will never cheat or leave her like the others and declares he is her chosen partner only to discover a new form of pain and heartache. Trapped by the commitment she made to him and her family, Rhea is left vulnerable, scared, manipulated and needs to find her strength to walk away. Can she walk away shame her family and hurt her pride?