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Eva Gutowski walks us through all the heartbreaking, yet hilarious steps involved with getting over a messy break-up, while maybe even finding new love along the way.
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Episode 1
Eva Gutowski walks us through all the heartbreaking, yet hilarious steps involved with getting over a messy break-up, while maybe even finding new love along the way.
Eva gets unexpectedly dumped by her boyfriend Cody. When she attempts to win him back, she finds out he may already be dating someone else. First step to surviving a break-up is to always believe it is real.
Eva tries her best to stay strong and move on but quickly realizes she is not OK. Her friends Zoe and Jade help her let it out. Second step to surviving a breakup is to let your emotions out.
Eva goes undercover to gather intel on Cody's new girlfriend Emma. Jade gets in on the act playing a spiritual healer to find out just how serious the new couple is. Third step to surviving a break-up is to take back control.
In an effort to move on, Zoe and Jade set Eva up on a series of (misfortunate) dates including Ty and Kate. After being stood up on her final stab at dating life, Eva bumps into Cody's neighbor Ben who helps to cheer her up. The fourth step to surviving a break-up is to learn to be yourself, again.
Eva receives a text from Cody that sends her down a slippery path. She finds herself at his apartment helping take care of him while he's sick. Are the two destined to get back together? Or does Cody just need her attention? Either way, the two are caught in a very compromising position. The fourth step to surviving a break-up is always remember why the relationship ended, to begin with.
Eva celebrates being completely over Cody at a picnic with her friends. The girls learn their favorite coffee shop is closing and Eva is not quite ready to let it go. The girls plan an open mic event to help raise money and keep Java and Juice open. During her talk Eva has a major realization and is then visited by a friendly face. The fifth step to surviving a break-up is understanding change is a good thing.
