Ep 2. What Is Sex for You?

[Javier] is still recovering from his ex-girlfriend's (Macarena's) death and his stint in prison. His ex, Triana, takes up the case of a woman who is pressing charges against a high-profile Youtuber for drugging and assaulting her. The woman's case resonates with Javier, causing him to question what he knows about consent. Meanwhile, Jairo's past catches up with him. In this episode, the Toy Boys are forced to tackle their inner demons and navigate their personal lives while juggling their new careers as private investigators.

The episode begins with a difficult scene for Javier. He's receiving therapy and discussing his feelings with a counselor, and he's forced to confront deep-seated issues around his ex-girlfriend's death. The therapist helps him to see that his coping mechanisms - whether it's sleeping with women or taking drugs - are not sustainable. Javier walks away feeling more introspective and ready to do better by himself.

Meanwhile, Triana is visiting a woman who is pressing charges against a high-profile Youtuber for drugging her and sexually assaulting her. The woman, who we later find out is named Veronica, is hesitant to press charges at first, but eventually agrees after Triana persuades her that she can get justice. Triana contacts the Toy Boys to help gather evidence against the Youtuber and his team.

Javier, fresh from his therapy session, is the first to meet with Veronica. He sympathizes with her and reassures her that she is making the right choice in pursuing justice. As he collects evidence, he becomes fixated on the fact that the sexual assault wasn't technically "rape." His obsession with the legal definition of sexual assault begins to grate on his team members, especially when it becomes clear that Javier is fixating on the wrong issue. They explain to him that consent isn't about the technicalities of a legal definition - it's about understanding what a partner wants and respecting their boundaries.

As the Toy Boys continue to gather evidence, their personal lives begin to encroach on their work. Jairo is increasingly uncomfortable when he discovers that his ex-lover is involved with a criminal-minded businessman. Tensions escalate when the businessman begins to target Jairo and his family, and the Toy Boys realize they may have to deal with the issue themselves.

Elsewhere, Hugo and Andrea's relationship begins to blossom as they tackle the Veronica case together. Hugo is excited to be working on something meaningful, and he enjoys bonding with Andrea over their shared passion for justice. However, they will both have to navigate personal obstacles if they want their relationship to survive.

The episode ends with a final confrontation between the Toy Boys and the Youtuber, which puts them all in dangerous territory. Veronica finally gets to confront her attacker and triumphantly stands up for herself. The Toy Boys are forced to reevaluate their own feelings about the case, and begin to question what their own boundaries are. Through it all, they learn that their personal lives and their work are inextricably linked, and that they will have to navigate both if they want to make a difference.

Overall, "What Is Sex for You?" is a powerful episode of Toy Boy that explores complex themes around consent, personal responsibility, and justice. The writing is sharp and the characters are well-drawn, making for an engrossing viewing experience. It's clear that the season is building towards a dramatic climax, and fans won't be disappointed by the growing tension and gripping storylines. It remains to be seen how the Toy Boys will navigate the many challenges they face, but one thing is certain - it's going to be an exciting ride.