Flower From Elsewhere

Alice is a girl like many others. She has never had a problem in life; she goes dancing with her friends on Saturday nights without knowing why she does it. She has a relationship that’s been dragging on since high school, and no one knows why they’re still together. She’s the kind of girl who confuses a long-lasting friendship with a deep one. Her life changes drastically when she accepts a new job as a porn actress. And thus, Alice embarks on a journey of self-improvement. Like a child born at twenty-five who wants everything without compromise, she discovers the world for the first time, does things she would never have done, asks herself questions, and becomes curious. She becomes a better person. But the more she improves, the more she distances herself from others, until she reaches a point of no return, feeling so superior to everyone around her that she completely detaches from them, reaching a level where she can no longer interact with anyone, where only she exists. She loses friendships, love, and even family.
And so, Alice is left with only herself.
One evening, Alice returns home, takes off her shoes, drinks a glass of water, gets comfortable, then goes to her room and does the only thing left for her to do: she masturbates to one of her own porn videos.