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(Im)practical manual for surviving love, theatrical reading for sentimental disasters, it is not an instruction manual, it does not offer solutions, but asks questions.It does not console, but accompanies.It is an invitation to recognize the chaos of love as a necessary part of living, and (perhaps) to survive it.The reading is constructed as a mosaic of voices: original texts are intertwined with monologues and fragments taken from the works of different authors: J. Cocteau, C. Comencini, M. Murgia, N. Fusini, K. Valentin, G.C.Kellett and others, creating a transversal dialogue between eras, languages and sensibilities.Two women on stage, not defined characters, but presences: bodies and voices that pass through the experience of love.Our manual thus becomes a place of recognition in which each spectator is called to find fragments of their own experience.Irony lightens, seriousness sinks, and together they allow us to look at love for what it is: an unstable, necessary and irreducible territory.