Finding My Place With You

What happens when someone believes that their presence is a bother to those around them? When they believe their own emotions are a caustic substance others need to be protected from?

Alex is a man who has built his life around that belief. Work, home, coffee shops; his days are meant to be observed, not lived in. He is meant to be tolerated in passing, never chosen long-term.

But when a new coworker enters his life, Alex is forced to confront the "truths" he has been living by. But can present possibility overcome past fact?