Trevor is nineteen and all butt-hurt that a neighbor thinks he's a kid. What's worse, Bender thinks Trevor's wife is just a girl, too. Macy is indeed small, but she knows how to have sex, so Trevor thinks that's all it takes to be an adult. Looking out from under his combed over hair, he sees himself entering an adulthood he feels is too easy. Flush with success after getting a job making pizzas, he just can't stand that the neighbor has this unfair view. But when the neighbor shows him what a real man is, Trevor begins to realize he doesn't know everything. Could Macy handle a real man? It's a challenge he can't wimp out on. His wife is young, tight, and tiny. She's also unprotected.