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Synopsis
LeBaron Brown is clueless. A successful and handsome Washington, D.C. television executive, like most men he thinks he knows it all. But when Phoenix Morgan, his loving yet frustrated girlfriend, doesn't receive an engagement ring on their third anniversary, she dumps him quicker than he can blink. In a last-ditch attempt to save his relationship and his sanity, LeBaron undergoes therapy with Dr. Leighton Carter, a brilliant disillusioned psychologist. During these counseling sessions, LeBaron relives nine hilarious and revealing relationships that have shaped his philosophy on women while Dr. Carter explains their true meaning. At the same time LeBaron must avoid the decadent influence of his playboy sports anchor best friend, resist the temptation brought on by a surprise visit from an erotic and exotic ex-girlfriend, and survive a brush with death. As all of this is taking place, Phoenix, an assistant buyer at a major department store, is in Paris attending Fashion Week where she has fallen under the spell of a sexy male model. In this semi-autobiographical romantic comedy, Byron Harmon sends women inside the mind of a man who is afraid of commitment and shows how a man rationalizes his many irrational decisions. Men will see pieces of themselves and reflect, as LeBaron does, about all the women they have loved.
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