A Nice Girl Like You

Lucy Neal's (Lucy Hale) relationship with Jeff (Stephen Friedrich) reaches a stalemate as she struggles to express herself in ways that satisfy his desires. The tension comes to a head when Lucy discovers Jeff's secret fascination with adult entertainment on his laptop. Their disagreement escalates into a full-blown argument, with Jeff comparing Lucy's violinist friends to the performers he admires in porn films. The rift proves too great, and they part ways, with Jeff leaving their shared apartment.

As Lucy navigates her emotions with her close-knit group of four violinists - Nessa (Jackie Cruz), Priscilla (Mindy Cohn), and Paul (Adhir Kalyan) - she becomes overwhelmed by the thought that Jeff's departure is a direct result of her inability to connect on a deeper level. Her friends offer words of comfort, urging Lucy to confront her insecurities head-on. In an effort to overcome her intimacy issues, Lucy compiles a provocative list of experiences aimed at bridging the gap between her and Jeff.

The impetus for change arrives in the form of a wedding celebration where Lucy finds herself spiraling into despair after too many drinks. Her frustration is palpable as she berates the universe for denying her the ability to utter the word "cock" without flinching. Unbeknownst to Lucy, this emotional outpouring attracts the attention of Grant (Leonidas Gulaptis), a sympathetic onlooker who approaches her with understanding and kindness.

Lucy's journey begins in earnest as she starts ticking off items from her list. She spends hours devouring explicit novels and watching adult films at home. The next morning, Nessa and Priscilla converge on Lucy's residence, hoping to help their friend heal from Jeff's departure. Instead, they find themselves invited to a sex store, where Lucy meets Grant in an unexpected encounter.

That same night, Lucy accompanies Paul (Adhir Kalyan) to his favorite strip club, where she is initially captivated by the sultry performances on stage. However, her attempt to reciprocate with a generous tip goes awry, culminating in their hasty exit from the premises.

As Lucy takes center stage with her group at an exclusive event, a sudden wardrobe malfunction occurs, leaving her vagina bead precariously exposed to the audience. It's there that she meets Grant, who invites her to dance, and in a stunning display of unbridled passion, Lucy reaches a dizzying peak of ecstasy in full public view. Later, Grant asks Lucy out on a dinner date, which she graciously accepts.

Lucy's subsequent encounter with Jeff yields an unsettling critique of her sexual prowess, earning her a disappointing "D" grade. Seeking solace and enlightenment, Lucy attends a sex seminar, where the mysteries of the human experience are explored. Meanwhile, her audition for the esteemed philharmonic orchestra looms on the horizon, mere weeks away.

As Lucy embarks on her dinner date with Grant, they find themselves in the midst of a lively taping for Dr. Becker's popular talk show, where the evening's guest is none other than renowned sex expert Madame Swarovska. The latter takes an immediate interest in Lucy, sensing her relative inexperience and lack of orgasmic fulfillment. With a knowing glint in her eye, Madame Swarovska encourages Grant to guide Lucy through the uncharted territories of sexual exploration.

Their subsequent tryst with Grant yields a night of intense passion, but the morning after brings unexpected tension when he's taken aback by the plethora of sexual accoutrements and pregnancy pants strewn about Lucy's room. Faced with her embarrassment and shame, Lucy impulsively cleanses her space of all remnants of her sexual exploits.

As the audition for the philharmonic draws near, Lucy finds herself struggling to regain her creative footing. Her attempts at practice are met with uninspired performances, a far cry from her usual standards. Meanwhile, news spreads that Jeff is tying the knot and has invited Lucy's group to perform at his wedding – an offer she begrudgingly accepts.

The audition itself proves to be a lackluster affair, leaving Lucy feeling deflated and uncertain about her future prospects. In an effort to confront her demons, Lucy joins Paul on a bachelor party excursion to Las Vegas, where she hopes to find solace in a brothel visit. However, her plans are foiled when the establishment reveals that they only cater to male clients.

As Lucy and Paul settle into a local bar, Lucy's name is entered into a talent show competition, and she takes to the stage with her trusty violin. It's there that Grant reappears, and their tumultuous past is slowly reconciled as they rekindle their romance. In a heart-to-heart conversation, Grant confesses his earlier distress was fueled by the fear of Lucy being pregnant, having misinterpreted the pregnancy pants in her room. As the dust settles, Lucy and Grant embark on a new chapter, their passion reignited and their relationship revitalized.

As Lucy ( actress's name ) receives the crushing news that her aspirations of performing with the Philharmonic have been dashed, her spirits are unexpectedly buoyed by the warm glow of her blossoming romance with Grant. Meanwhile, at Jeff's joyous nuptials, Lucy concocts a mischievous plan to hire none other than Honey (porn star), a sultry sensation from the adult entertainment world, to make a dramatic entrance. Little does Lucy know, Jeff has a secret weakness for Honey's provocative persona, and when he catches wind of her arrival, his wedding jitters reach an all-time high. Panicked, Jeff makes a hasty exit, leaving his new bride in a state of bewilderment. As the reception descends into chaos, Honey seizes the opportunity to strut her stuff on the dance floor with Paul, while Lucy slips away to reunite with Grant, eager to tick off the final item on their shared bucket list.