A support group for “ex-gay” men welcomes a new member, Mitchell, who is looking for other men like him.

Mitchell tells the “ex-gays” about the events leading up to the morning he woke up and was no longer gay.

Finding himself mesmerized by a female barista, Mitchell brushes it off and goes through with his wedding to Greg.

While rehearsing a romantic scene at work, Mitchell connects with his best friend Margot in a more-than-friendly way.

Mitchell needs to find a place to stay while he figures out what’s going on. Margot and Todd get domestic.

While hiding out at his parents’ house in the suburbs, Mitchell reconnects with his neighbour, Kelly.

Mitchell’s parents encourage his new lifestyle, but Mitchell just wants his old life back.

While trying to keep his heterosexuality a secret, Mitchell gets “outed” and finally has to fess up to Greg.

Mitchell and Margot’s friendship is forever changed when he admits he is attracted to women.

Mitchell’s new roommates show him what it’s really like to hang out with other straight guys.

Mitchell gets comfortable with his new life as a straight man, but not everyone is as comfortable as he is.