A self-described “stability whore” seeks a grownup relationship while attempting to cure her father’s sudden amnesia and fix her therapist’s marriage.

SYNOPSIS:

After a childhood of constant relocation, Jillian is seriously screwed. Her relationship with her parents is shaky, she jumps into delusional trysts and she only has one person to talk to about it: her therapist, Chloe. Jillian envies Chloe’s perfect marriage and wishes she could keep her own insecurity at bay long enough to finish her book, and find an explanation for her father’s sudden amnesia.

But the grass is not always greener. Chloe has her own problems, like deciding what she’ll tell her husband first: that she’s pregnant again, or that she knows he’s cheating. And when Chloe’s not trying to hold her marriage together she has to keep Jillian away from Andrew, a patient with control issues which are only exacerbated by Jillian’s neediness.

In FLAWED PERSONALITIES, a prickly romantic dramedy, Chloe and Jillian help each other stop lying to themselves so they can return to their normal Manhattanite existences, though sometimes it’s unclear who’s the therapist and who’s the patient.