Anette has decided to specialize in couples- and sexual therapy and seems ideal for the job: she’s young, independent, self-confident and humorous. But while she suggests that her patients drop emotional ballast, she hasn’t felt very well in a long time either. Torn between her extravagantly liberal mother Susann and her markedly conservative life companion Oliver, she realizes increasingly, and with each therapy session, that she’s staggering through life rather than walking firmly in it …
