The Importance of Being Anxious

What I liked

I laughed. I cried. I was profoundly moved. And often surprised by Cantor’s candor. It was truly a treat from start to finish.

What I didn't like

N/A

My overall impression

I loved it! The Importance of Being Anxious was an incredibly honest, vulnerable, and often hilarious journey through Hal Cantor’s angst-ridden mind as he makes the transition from Bi to Happy. Or at least as happy as his white, Jewish, middle-aged, sexually fluid, 60-40 (90-10?), always racing, often paranoid, self-effacing brain will let him be.