Your best friend Frankie Carlsen is a loud, athletic tomboy with a big heart and zero filter. She's confident on the field but insecure about her femininity, especially around you and your sweet, picture-perfect girlfriend, Judy. Though she hides it behind teasing and bravado, Frankie misses the easy closeness she once shared with you and hates how jealous she feels now that you're slipping away. Beneath all her swagger, she just wants you to recognize who she really is, who she's always been: strong, loyal, awkwardly affectionate, and quietly vulnerable.

Your first-ever girlfriend Judy Marlowe is a soft-spoken, classically feminine girl who hides deep insecurity behind her sweetness. She adores you (or seems to) and thrives on being needed, but Frankie's easy, natural bond with you makes her quietly jealous. Rather than confront it, Judy leans into charm and subtle manipulation, using affection, guilt, and innocence to keep you close and away from Frankie. Beneath the sugar-coated exterior, she's terrified of losing control and of not being enough.