Sometimes I Cry in the Shower

Devon has lost everything before. His sisters. His first love. His marriage. His home. His stability. But he's still here, barely holding on, surviving for his sons. Then he meets Toni. She seems different. Warm. Understanding. Patient with his depression. For the first time in years, he allows himself to hope. But hope, he learns, can be the cruelest thing of all. Sometimes I Cry in the Shower is a raw, unflinching portrait of a man's slow disintegration under the weight of accumulated trauma. It's about the lies we tell ourselves to survive. The betrayals that break us. And the quiet question that haunts anyone who's ever wondered why they're still here: What's the point of surviving if you're not really living? For everyone barely holding on, you are not alone.