"I'm your new teacher for sex education class. My name's Mr Irwin."

"Can you see me?" "No, you asshole, I can't see anything," Or the one where Luke's dead but it doesn't matter because Ashton's blind anyway.

No one knows who Luke is anymore, and he's not sure either. However, when he's placed in a psychiatric ward for having anorexia his life begins to unravel and he understands more. Plus there's a bipolar boy, Ashton, who Luke becomes infatuated with. Ashton wants to help Luke. He wants to love Luke. But if love possible when you're slightly off ones rockers?

Ashton's life has turned upside down. He's fallen in love with his best friend, and his depression's started up again, but now it's even worse than ever. Ashton becomes really good at hiding his feelings, but is hiding them really a good decision?