The year is 2095 CE. In this future world, we have discovered a drug that can move our consciousness into another plane. The drug is used in conjunction with a set of dolls and other artifacts which are marketed under the commercial name Playtime. In this place/state of mind, people live within the dolls just as if they were in the "real" world. However, it isn't the physical plane and so the rules are bent and discarded without much thought about the backlash of such actions. Here we find Sally sitting in her bedroom... alone with two of her dolls which she had found in a very compromising position. The male doll is one that belongs to her husband Greg. The other however isn't Sally's avatar. It belongs to Mary Jane, the couples 18 year old neighbor. In this new world the rules have changed, and most would agree that the new ways do not always lead to a happily ever after story. The new morality begs the question "If the deed is done in an alternate world where nothing is truly "real", can it be held against you in the physical world"? It would seem the pain is just as real... but what about the consequences?