Ep 7. Divorce Fantasy

The episode begins with Andrea walking into her therapist's office and telling her about a recurring dream she's been having where she's married to a rich, successful man and lives a glamorous life. Meanwhile, her therapist tries to encourage Andrea to think more positively about her own husband and marriage.

Later, Andrea gets caught up in an online forum full of divorced women and begins indulging in her own "divorce fantasy". She starts flirting with a guy on the forum named "MrBlonde" and even goes so far as to make a plan to meet up with him.

But when she confides in her best friend, Jennifer, about her plan, Jennifer calls her out on her behavior and encourages her to work on her marriage instead of sabotaging it. Andrea realizes she's been using the fantasy as a coping mechanism for her own unhappiness and decides to focus on improving her relationship with her husband, Mike.

Andrea surprises Mike with an impromptu date night and the two begin to reconnect. However, the evening takes a turn when Mike receives a call from their babysitter saying that their daughter, Amelia, has a fever and needs to be picked up. The two rush home and try to take care of their sick child together, but their differing parenting styles cause them to clash.

In the end, Andrea and Mike sit down and have an honest conversation about their marriage and their relationship with their daughter. They both agree to work on their communication and support each other more in order to strengthen their family.

The episode ends with Andrea back in therapy, telling her therapist about her realization that her "divorce fantasy" was just a way for her to avoid dealing with her own problems. She realizes that by staying committed to her marriage and working on it, she can achieve the happiness she's been seeking.

Overall, the episode provides an honest and relatable portrayal of the ups and downs of marriage and the struggle to find happiness in a long-term relationship. It's a reminder that even in the toughest moments, with communication and commitment, a couple can work through their issues and come out stronger on the other side.