A sexually mature stand-up about family battles, midlife crisis and eternal riddles of female behavior, seasoned with sadness for lost romanticism and everyday absurdity of modern Russia. Here and the longing for grandchildren as an escape from childhood tantrums, and melancholy from the gap between dreams of passion and reality with separate blankets. The author reflects with irony on how we are all no longer young, but continue to search for meaning in the funny but sad details of life, from milk at the store to meaningless male efforts in relationships.
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