Yeah WELL! I think their called demons?
She 'discovers' memories of being raped in half-a-dozen different ways, for years, by her Baptist choir director father who is now dead - of AIDS - having turned to homosexualty after leaving his family.
So, poor little Ann turns to promiscuity, drugs and booze to 'escape the shame' of being her dead father's rape victim. To cope with her shame she secretly adopts another persona and establishes a fantasy life which she lives in for years. All the while she's auditioning for jobs, acting on TV, being a slut, drugging it up and generally being a typical Hollywood show-biz citizen, but no one knows about her fantasy life as a Goddess or Princess or whatever she claims she was when she talked to God and all the rest of this New Age drivel she spouts. Along the way, poor Ann meets Ellen DeGerenes and voila! True love. Yada yada yada it doesn't work out (surprise) and then, Ann's voices tell her to 'take a hit of Ecstasy' to meet a spaceship yada yada yada. Are you laughing out loud yet? I was at this point.
Finally, a day in the hospital and 30 years of 'insanity' are...poof!...gone. Wow. Who needs shrinks and meds? Now, Ann's pregnant, married to some photographer. That'll last. What a total crock this nutcase hands us and insults our intelligence by expecting anyone outside of Hollyweird to buy it.
Ann is now a lifelong professional victim and blames every stupid thing she's ever done (whoring around, drugs) on her long-dead, gay, Bapist daddy and by inference, mommy. Boo Hoo for poor little abused Ann. The idiotic fantasy world she 'created' is right out of a second-rate novel and her taking a hit of Ecstasy to get to the spaceship is such a thinly veiled attempt to cover herself for a self-inflicted drug overdose that it's not even funny anymore, just plain insulting. "I was insane for most of my life but I'm fine now" says poor little Ann, the now-and-forever victim. Gee Ann, how would you know?
There are lots of very real childhood victims of parental abuse, sexual and otherwise and maybe Ann Heche is one of them, but we'll never know that for sure, as she said. Her use of that unknowable abuse to explain her whole sordid life is a little too pat for me to buy into. The episode as 'a temporary lesbian' with Ellen DeGerenes is just another attempt at debauchery in my opinion, and the vast publicity it generated for her didn't hurt at all, especially since 99% of it was positive.
Now, Ann is a recovered insanity victim, too. Of course, we only have her word on this as she never told her many therapists about the fantasy life and no one ever knew of the alleged sexual abuse, either.
I find this woman disgusting in her adoption of victimhood status to relieve her of any personal responsibility for her life and the many negative things she's indulged in. That she now expects sympathy and probably support and applause for being 'brave' and 'telling all' is galling.
A nobody with minimal talent that should disappear from sight but in Hollywood's twisted mindset, will probably be a huge 'star' or at least be treated as if she were. Another Rosanne. Another immature, irresponsible, whining, lying loser. Another one of Hollywood's 'Beautiful People'. Right.
Well la-di-friggin-da, ain't that somethin'? The new hubby may not be the "best" she ever had, but he got the job done (assuming it's his). :)
I'll tell you what Anne has "made". When she left her lesbian lover and went to a man, that put her on the Lesbians' list of people to seek and destroy. I believe Anne cooked up a deal with the Lesbians to say horrible things about a man - her father - and then to tell the world how great life was living with her last lesbian partner. The icing on the cake is, she says now that she doesn't care if she is straight or gay. Either is just ducky.
Yes, Anne, being forced to bow down before the devil in order to survive in show business is always a beach!