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n the year 2030, to combat over population the government has revoked the reproductive rights of ordinary citizens. Instead, the government decides what partners can procreate based on their genetic compatibility. The rules are strictly enforced, with extramarital sex, infidelity, homosexuality and lesbianism all being punishable by . Alina and her match (her husband) arrive at their friend Aidra and her husbands’ house for a weekend getaway. The first night as Alina’s husband makes sexual advances on her she brushes him off saying she’s not in the mood. It’s obvious that she’s not interested in him, but there’s not much she can do. While talking with Aidra the next morning she mentions that Dan tried to have sex with her again last night and she’s running out of excuses.
n the year 2030, to combat over population the government has revoked the reproductive rights of ordinary citizens. Instead, the government decides what partners can procreate based on their genetic compatibility. The rules are strictly enforced, with extramarital sex, infidelity, homosexuality and lesbianism all being punishable by . Alina and her match (her husband) arrive at their friend Aidra and her husbands’ house for a weekend getaway. The first night as Alina’s husband makes sexual advances on her she brushes him off saying she’s not in the mood. It’s obvious that she’s not interested in him, but there’s not much she can do. While talking with Aidra the next morning she mentions that Dan tried to have sex with her again last night and she’s running out of excuses.
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