(slow jam music) - Wait. Uh, hold on. - Am I crushing you? - No, of course not. I just thought we should talk, you know, or check in before we you know. Just so no one gets mad. - Yeah, yeah. That's a really good idea. - Yeah. - You start. - OK. Well, I like you a lot, Maya, but I don't think I'm ready for a relationship right now. - Well that's ridiculous. We're already in a relationship. I mean, just not a monogamous one, but every connection that you have with someone is a relationship. - True. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm not really ready for a monogamous relationship. - What do you mean "ready"? - Well, just with work and you know things-- - 'Cause I don't think that I will ever be ready for monogamy. - What? - I don't believe in a monogamous lifestyle. I've tried it before and it just doesn't work for me. - Oh, well, nice. - No, but I mean, if that's what you're most comfortable with then we probably should't sleep together 'cause we don't want the same things. - This some kind of trick? Like a mind trick? Getting me to commit? - Yeah! (laughs) After years of self-reflection and experimentation, I've formed this very specific life philosophy for the sole purpose of forcing some guy into a exclusive relationship. Yeah. - I'm sorry. I should just go. - Why? - Because, I just thought, you know, you're pissed. - Why would I be pissed? - I don't know. - OK, first rule of date club, if I'm pissed, I'm gonna tell you. Come here. Let's figure this thing out. Do you enjoy spending time with me? - Yes. - Are you attracted to me? - Obviously. - Are you comfortable with me seeing other people? - Well see, is this a hypothetical question or are you actually seeing other people? - I'm seeing some other people, sure. - Like how many? There's that many? - No, it's just not that easy of a question to answer because it changes all the time. Like, you know, my friend, Jessie. - [Man with Black Hair] Yeah, that girl you always work out with. - Yeah, well, Jessie's actually a guy and sometimes we hang out after, but other than that, it's just some friends here and there, and my best friend from high school. But what about you? I mean, we haven't been seeing each other for that long. There must be some other girls floating around. - I mean, I don't know. There was like this one girl who I was sort of chatting with online. - Oh that's awesome. What was she like? - I don't know. We actually never met up. - That's too bad. So are you still online? - No, no. - Why, I've met some really great people online. Like I met this guy, Paul. - Hi, Maya. - [Maya] And Dave. - Hey, Maya. - [Maya] Oh and Raul. - Hey, Maya. - That's what so great about it. Everybody offers you something different. - What do I offer you? - So far, companionship, a little bit of sexual tension. - Are you fucking that guy from your office? The one that always writes on your Facebook wall? (moaning in pleasure) - Ryan? Awwwww. No way. He has a girlfriend. You guys are so cute. - So? - They are monogamous. That's against the rules. - So there are rules? - Well of course there are rules. Do you think I just hump anything that moves regardless of the situation? - Well my gut's telling me yes, but your tone's telling me no. You are not who I thought you were. - Who did you think I was? - I don't know. Normal? Not a-- - Slut? - Woah. Woah, woah, woah. You said that, not me. - Yeah, but when I say it, I don't think of it as a bad thing. - It's not a bad thing. It's definitely not a bad thing. - I know. - (laughs) Of course you know. It's just isn't it a little bit unusual? Don't you get jealous? - Sometimes. But then you talk about it or you move on. It's just all about figuring out what you can and can't handle. Like right now. Could you handle a back rub to help you relax? - I think so. (Maya laughs) - Wow, you're really good at that. - What else could you handle? - Stuff. - Can you handle this? - Yeah. - Can you handle this? - Yeah. - Can you handle me? ("Truth in Their Eyes")