Sometimes you can become a slave to other people's expectations of who you should be.
Jenna enjoyed her fling with Asher. It was just what she needed to remember the woman she wants to be. She's on the right path, but only wants a partner who wants the same life she does.
Asher didn't like the way things ended. He's angry with himself for acting like the entitled, aggressive jerk. He wants to see her again, but not for another fling. All this self-reflection has made it clear that he wants more, but he has to open up to her.
Passover is the perfect opportunity for him to show Jenna the man he really is, if she'll let him. He has until the annual Matzo Ball party at her synagogue to discover if they belong together.
