The first featurette, "Nothing to Lose," is a solid conflict between common sense, physical desires, loyalty and better judgement.

Scarlett Mae’s first mistake is to open the door where she is confronted by her old boyfriend (Lucky Fate) from many years in the past. Her next mistake is to allow the pleading guy to enter. From there, things spiral and she learns he is on the run from the law, literally has nothing to lose (since he professes his guilt), and just wants one memorable fuck with Mae before he inevitably lands behind bars. For some reason she agrees, and they knock off a piece right there on the couch. In the anticlimactic ending, just begging for a twist, Fate simply leaves and walks out of her life.

The other segment, titled "Pushover," is a combination of the stepchild theme and cuckolding. Newlywed Kit Mercer easily takes control of wimpy new hubby Jimmy Broadway, and when she first meets his son Alex Jett, she forcefully demands that dad tell son she wants to fuck him as daddy dearest watches. Being the pushover he is, he agrees, and Jett’s already obvious animosity towards his father just fuels his lust towards his new stepmom. Degredation and self respect some into play at the end, but not in the way one may expect.