Symmetry

Jessica Cassady must reevaluate her marriage while also dealing with the realization that her hair pulling is more than just a nervous habit. When her husband Lee attends a sportswriters convention and Jessica calls his hotel room, another woman answers the phone. He swears things arent what they seem, but she insists he move out while she decides whether or not to forgive him. With the increased stress of the separation, Jessicas hair pulling escalates and she realizes she might have a physical condition called trichotillomania. As if she doesnt already have enough to deal with, her domineering mother shows up for a surprise visit. Jess tries to avoid her mothers disapproval by attempting to conceal her marital problems. While Lee works to win Jess back, things grow complicated when she runs into Noah Hamilton, a sweet, unassuming history teacher from her past. Jesss interest in Noah makes her think that maybeas her best friend Deb loves to tell hershe needs to forego the beefcake brigade and give the sensitive type a try. Conflict escalates when Lee realizes just how much hes lost in losing his wife. Sparks fly as these two polar opposites on the testosterone scale compete for Jesss affection. Will she find her emotional center, decide which man is right for her, and finally achieve the symmetry she craves in every aspect of her life?