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In a game that everyone seems to play, one man decides to make a power move. Richard is finally at his most awaited moment and is torn between playing it safe or risking everything to experience full satisfaction. With the conservative guidance of his brother Eugene and the carefree advice of his buddy Benjo clashing in his head, Richard is confused on how will he proceed with his "Pers Taym" moment.

After being released from the hospital, James, a successful engineer, is preparing a dinner for his parents' visitation at his apartment. He is cooking pasta with red sauce and dinuguan. His parents arrive at his apartment. At the dinner, he gives a medical certificate to his parents and reveals his HIV positive status.

Ken spends his days getting ready for his new lead role and getting into the skin of his new character: A, a troubled young man who tries to commit suicide after getting rejected by the man he loves. But Ken has another fight to deal with and while his family and friends are supportive, his hope to win this battle is slowly dying. Will fiction bleed into real life?

Andrei is a thriving painter whose father, Jun, isn't in full support of his passion. Their lives take a turn when they both discover Andrei's health status.

One night, Marie, a 17-year old inborn deaf girl engages in an unprotected sex with his boyfriend. After the event, Marie shares her overwhelming feelings for her boyfriend and tells what happened that night to her closest friend in deaf school, Maxine. Maxine bluntly tries to warn her and gives her an advice of practicing safe sex or else she might get pregnant. After the two girls talk, a sudden text message pops. It is Marie's boyfriend asking to see her. Marie's boyfriend confesses that he just found out that he has HIV.

Paul and Nina think of different ways on how to tell their parents that they are both HIV positive, and at the same time educate them about this virus.

A few minutes before their dance recital, two men, Alex and Aki, face their own dilemma. Little do they know, they are dancing for their life.

A supposed "happy gathering" amongst childhood friends becomes a bitter revelation as Jason, an openly gay man, attempts to discuss a serious and personal matter, only to find out that his friends are a homophobic bunch after all these years. Surprised with his friends' views on his sexual orientation and LGBTQ issues in general, powdered with toxic masculinity, he decides to keep the issue to himself as he walks out of the party, and eventually from the friendship he thought he had with them.