In "It's Not You, It's Me," Jason (played by Ross McCall) is about to get married when he starts to have doubts about his relationship with his fiancée (played by Joelle Carter). He's not sure what's wrong, but he knows that something is off. He starts to question whether he's really ready for marriage, and whether he's been a good boyfriend to his ex-girlfriends.
To find out the truth about his past relationships, Jason sets out on a journey to track down his exes and ask them for their honest opinions. Along the way, he learns some uncomfortable truths about himself and his behavior in relationships. He also finds that some of his exes have moved on and are in happy relationships, while others are still feeling the pain of their breakups.
As he travels from city to city, Jason begins to realize that the problems in his relationships are not just about him, but also about the women he's been with. He learns that relationships are a two-way street, and that he needs to be more aware of his partner's needs and feelings if he wants to have a successful relationship.
"It's Not You, It's Me" is a romantic comedy that explores the ups and downs of modern relationships. It's a funny and heartfelt look at how we navigate the complex world of dating, and how we learn to love and be loved.