"Someone, anyone, please save me—" From the emotional abuse of husbands, the pressure from mothers-in-law, and isolation at work, these lonely housewives have no one to actually talk to and no place where they truly belong. Out of whim, they started using matching apps. There, they met a certain middle-aged man. At first, they were put off by his lack of tact, his eagerness to fuck, his lack of money, and his lazy, ugly, fat body. He was a bundle of unappealing traits and honestly not their type at all. Yet, before they knew it, they were gradually healed by his cheerfulness and kindness. "What is even good about a man like that?" they know that's what everyone says. But the women convince themselves, "I'm the only one who understands him," and "He's the only one who understands me," becoming dependent and losing sight of everything around them. While hiding his true nature, the man continues to welcome these women into his bed. The kind words he offers may all be lies, but they cannot resist this loneliness. Even as they realize their mistake, they cannot escape this swamp. This is a futureless story written by three housewives.