When Erin (Jane Wilde) uncovers her mother Claire’s (Reagan Foxx) scandalous affair with her boyfriend Darren (Lucky Fate), she reaches her breaking point. Claire’s history of infidelity is no secret, but this betrayal cuts too deep. Determined to take action, Erin persuades Claire to enroll in Hard Stop, a week-long rehabilitation program tailored for those grappling with sex addiction. Though reluctant, Claire begrudgingly agrees, unable to sway her daughter’s resolve.At Hard Stop, Claire initially dismisses the program as absurd, rolling her eyes through mandatory group therapy sessions. There, she meets a diverse group of women navigating the same journey: Vanessa (Sarah Arabic), Jasmine (Little Puck), Emily (Kenna James), and Olivia (Anna Claire Clouds). Guided by their empathetic therapist (Olivia Jay), the women are encouraged to share their stories and confront their struggles. Claire, however, remains aloof, convinced the process is a waste of time.As the days unfold, Claire’s skepticism begins to waver. Listening to the raw, unfiltered experiences of her peers, she starts to see them—and herself—differently. Emily recounts a reckless encounter with two strangers she met online (Nathan Bronson and Vince Carter), betraying her husband. Vanessa confesses to an inappropriate relationship with a student (Diego Perez). Jasmine, unapologetically candid, shares a wild night involving four men at a party (Christian Wilde, Tommy Pistol, Codey Steele, and Robby Apples). Even Emily reveals a disturbing episode with a detective (Seth Gamble) investigating her for public misconduct. These stories, raw and revealing, humanize the women, chipping away at Claire’s defenses.Moved by their courage, Claire finally opens up about the root of her addiction. In a vivid flashback, a younger Claire (Theadora Day) is drawn into a forbidden relationship with her stepfather (Dick Chibbles), a choice that shattered her other parent’s (Charlie Forde) heart. In a moment of raw honesty, Claire lays bare her past, embracing her vulnerabilities and acknowledging the work she needs to do.By the end of the seven days, Claire emerges transformed. She knows the road to recovery is long, but she’s grateful for the unexpected bonds she’s formed with the other women. With their support, she feels ready to face whatever challenges lie ahead, knowing she won’t have to do it alone.
