Bridget’s mother, whose life as a traditional homemaker leads her to explore new paths outside of marriage. She encounters personal challenges while trying to redefine her identity in middle age.

A vocal member of Bridget's friend group who critiques contemporary dating norms. She supports her friends by providing a space for them to express frustrations about their relationships.

Bridget's friend who is successful in her personal and professional life but struggles with insecurities in her romantic relationship. Her experiences reflect the pressures placed on single women seeking companionship.

Initially perceived as aloof and rude, he later reveals his supportive and kind nature, becoming a significant figure in Bridget's life. His evolving relationship with Bridget adds depth to the narrative.

The main antagonist known for his charm and flirtatious nature, often demonstrating disrespectful behavior towards women. His complicated relationship with Bridget creates tension and challenges in her life.

Pam’s lover who introduces her to a thrilling yet dubious lifestyle. His actions lead to significant consequences, affecting those around him.