Not What I Asked For (2023)

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Benjamin is the central character, described as a gay musician who is trying to raise money for HIV prevention treatment after a possible exposure. He has recently started dating another man, and part of the tension in the story comes from Benjamin trying to avoid this new partner while he scrambles to solve the problem on his own.

The story's key setup is that Benjamin believes he may have been exposed to the virus and needs to secure the money for PEP, or post-exposure prophylaxis, quickly. The review says he has a 72-hour window for the treatment to work, which drives the frantic weekend timeline.

Benjamin goes to one of his ex-boyfriend's parties, where he becomes extremely intoxicated. The reviewer links that night to a stressful interaction involving the ex-boyfriend and the ex's new boyfriend, which appears to push Benjamin into reckless behavior later in the story.

After leaving the ex-boyfriend's party while heavily intoxicated, Benjamin walks home and is sexually assaulted. The review identifies this as the major turning point in the film, after which Benjamin's emotional state changes dramatically.

The review says the interaction with the ex-boyfriend and the ex-boyfriend's new boyfriend is what pushes Benjamin into drinking heavily at the party. That exchange is treated as an important character-specific catalyst because it contributes to the intoxication and the reckless chain of events that follows.

I can't verify that Not What I Asked For (2023) is family friendly from the available results, and the search results provided do not contain a content breakdown for that specific title. Because of that, I can't responsibly list exact objectionable scenes without risking inaccuracy.

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