Love is not for cowards - Frank Schulz looks up to cloud nine and down into the abysses of the soul in his stories. Love touches us all, and most of the time it is no walk in the park, especially as the years go by. Frank Schulz follows his protagonists like a private detective, scrutinizing their souls - but he is never shocked by what he finds. Schulz, the chronicler of everyday life and all its depths, captures the sound of spoken language like no one else. A junior senior (just 60) engages in a verbal ping-pong via text messages with his young girlfriend, which is so equally nasty that one is completely enchanted: this must be love! A man and a woman write letters to each other, which the other is only allowed to open twenty years later. And in general: getting older is certainly no joy.