What if someone read your diary and spun a story out of it?

Neel Patel's If You See Me, Don't Say Hi is uncomfortable in its honesty and vulnerability, and thus relatable in its plethora of everyday agonies.

Restless after being stood up at a date, a woman invites a mechanic to visit her place. A young boy explores his feelings for a classmate. A man lusts after a friend, so that his attraction turns to stalking, and then an all-consuming obsession. A man begins a clandestine affair with a dentist, only to learn an outrageous secret about his wife. A dissatisfied wife discovers her husband is planning to father a surrogate baby.