Like Me. Love Me.

Ford is single, but not alone. 

His search for companionship is one of the areas of his life that suffers most. He has a great job...two actually, a supportive family, but still finds himself alone in bed every night. Ford in a way is dating though. He has Krist, his childhood friend with benefits - a spoiled rich boy who’s focused on finding mister right and wealthy. And then there’s Akeem, the new guy – a boy from the hood who claims to often have Ford on his mind yet refuses to barely be intimate with him in the bedroom. 

This is a love story, romance in its truest form though the individuals involved struggle to realize that.