Stone dissects the pressure-cooker environment of the early 2000s, where perfectly-coiffed pop stars and the rise of social comparison reigned supreme. Through humorous personal anecdotes, she reveals the absurdity of chasing an ever-changing ideal and the inevitable stumbles along the way.

Stone shares her experiences with obsessive-compulsive disorder, providing a relatable and often humorous glimpse into the realities of living with OCD, dismantling stereotypes and fostering compassion for those navigating similar challenges.

From religious trauma and awkward first dates to the universal struggles of adulthood, Stone finds humor in even the most unexpected places. Her witty observations and self-deprecating humor turn potentially heavy topics into relatable and laugh-out-loud moments.