Unverblümt

Lou and Claude are in a crisis, but they don't want to solve their problems in couples therapy. Instead, they decide to write a weekly diary. For six months, each of them is supposed to write down thoughts and feelings unequivocally, and then they compare them. A not entirely risk-free undertaking, but writing is known to be liberating. If only he could feel me. If only she were loose and relaxed again. His stomach is annoying. Can't she just cut herself some slack? Doesn't he notice anything? Her menopausal symptoms can kiss my ass. The daily grind, the monotony and the lack of passion don't stop at Lou and Claude. The couple is walking a tightrope. Will this project bear the desired fruit and will the Rupf couple manage to change the course they have taken? After we have immersed ourselves in the blunt world of Lou and Claude, we may know more.