So far, I've liked everything written by Jesse Q Sutanto, but this one didn't appeal to me. It did talk about being afraid to take emotional risks, which is something I understand, but apart from that, I couldn't relate to it. The story was unrealistic and unbelievable. Maybe if it was turned into a sitcom, the satire would work better and be funnier. The way it was written, I couldn't find the humor in it; all I saw was foolishness.