Two girls grow up together. From an early age, they learn to apply makeup, wear high heels, and compare their breasts. They masturbate and talk about their experiences. They are young and rebellious, discovering alcohol and drugs, going home with strange men, partying, and having sex. As they get older, the glances and touches on the street become more explicit. However, the young women refuse to be restricted, traveling to distant countries and experiencing firsthand that freedom does not mean the same thing for both genders. Through a friendship between women and a romantic relationship, Marie Luise Lehner explores the themes of looking and being looked at, the roles women are pushed into, and everyday sexual violence. She meticulously depicts the moments when women find themselves in uncomfortable, often dangerous situations.