Whoever is in charge of programming schedules at Netflix is feeling some type of way this week, clearly. Between the second season of Too Hot to Handle dropping on Wednesday and Netflix’s new original Sex/Life out Friday, it’s a banner week for spicy, trashy television.

The new series Sex/Life doesn’t really stray too far from the first half of its title for too long at any point in the series. But when it does, however, decide to make some room for the ‘life’ aspect, it tells the story of a young suburban housewife named Billie who begins to long for a fiery ex-boyfriend from her New York City party girl days. When her clean-cut husband finds her “diary,” which is just a Word doc open on her laptop in their massive Connecticut home, he hopes to reignite the spark in their relationship (read: have more sex). Inspired by BB Easton’s memoir 44 Chapters About 4 Men, this will fill the 50 Shades of Grey-shaped hole in your heart, if you have such a thing.