The film centers on a non-binary teenager who is expelled from their home after coming out. They subsequently find support and acceptance from their estranged sister, new friends, and a first love. The narrative explores themes of self-discovery and building a happier life after facing initial rejection.

The film centers on Ben DeBacker, a non-binary teenager who is rejected by their parents after coming out. Ben subsequently finds a supportive environment with their estranged sister and new friends, embarking on a journey of self-discovery. The narrative portrays Ben's identity with dignity, focusing on resilience and the affirmation of their worth despite initial prejudice.

The film portrays the breakdown of a traditional family unit when ultra-religious parents reject their non-binary child. It champions an alternative, accepting family structure provided by the child's estranged sister and her husband, endorsing progressive family values and chosen family bonds.

The film portrays "ultra-religious parents" who expel their non-binary child from their home after the child comes out. This depicts a specific interpretation of Christianity as a source of familial rejection and harm.