Time Waisted

In an alternate history where the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory did not burn down, Ruth, Helen, and Ida relish in the victory of factory workers' rights but realize the American patriarchy still encroaches on their everyday lives. They must also face their internalized misogyny as they grapple for control over society's view of themselves and their desires. Ruth wants to live her life as a modern spinster with Helen, Helen wants to be married without giving up her independence, and Ida must face the abusive nature of her marriage, using the little freedoms she is granted as a coping mechanism.