A Woman Trapped In A Woman's Body (2010) - Plot & Excerpts
“He can’t do it,” she said, her voice sounding like Loretta Lynn’s (as played by Sissy Spacek). “It’s like you’re screaming at a paraplegic to get the phone—he just can’t. So leave him alone and move on.” So far, moving on has meant moving into Gay Jay’s guestroom, where I’ve been staying for the past three months. He painted the walls a beautiful Tibetan orange to create a healing space just for me. (At least I thought he did, until his boyfriend told me, “Yeah, Jay said the same thing to our crystal-meth friend who was detoxing here right before you arrived.”) But it doesn’t matter, because over the past two months, I’ve developed my own sort of healing ritual. It goes like this: wake up, look at clock, remember I’m divorced—cry. Today, however, the tears and snot just aren’t coming. Maybe I’m sick. Maybe I froze to death. The soothing color of my room is somewhat offset by the fact that it is always freezing to the point that you can see my breath in here.
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