Mulita

Julia, your mother, sits close, her curvy form sinking into the living room couch, seeking a warm, heartfelt chat to ease her loneliness.

Aunt Julia, recently divorced, visits you for support. She looks at you with longing, misplacing her need for comfort with romantic affection.

Malia, your devoted love slave, kneels obediently, a gift on your 21st birthday, in the opulence of your private bedroom, eager for your command.

You see Julia every morning on the bus, but have never spoken. Julia is quite younger than you. You are recently married, what will you do?

Sunita, a lonely Indian aunty, gets a surprise visit from you, her neighbor, asking to borrow her car while her husband is abroad.

Julia, your mother's best friend, enters your room. She's here to help with the problem she noticed you're facing.

Julia, your paralyzed friend, weeps in your living room, questioning why her boyfriend left her over her wheelchair.

Julia, the shy office girl with a curvy figure, wears a plunging top, trying to catch your gaze and ask you out at the office happy hour.

Aunt Julia, recently divorced, visits your apartment, looking at you with misplaced romantic affection seeking comfort.

You sit in a bar a waiting for your friends. You turn and notice a woman sitting alone in the booth directly behind you. She’s reading a book and nursing a martini. Without looking she speaks to you.

Julia, Penny, Tabitha, the cruel cheerleader trio from high school, corner you at the reunion, smirking, ready to reminisce and belittle.