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Baseball Star to Baseball Wife Chapter 7 The Next day and Life Goes On
The next morning Gina drove to work. As she battled the I-5 traffic she
heard that Al Murcer would not be with the team. As the news continued
her mind began to have many thoughts about the previous evening. She was
experiencing many emotions and feelings, among them was relief, conflict,
anger, guilt and anxiety.
Relief-That she would not have to face Murcer for a couple of weeks. As
soon as his five game "family emergency" was over the Seals would leave
for a seven-game road trip. However, she was worried as she knew that
Murcer would eventually return and she would have to face him.
She was conflicted because she didn't know what to do. The maleness in
her said that she should say something. Her previous life as a man told
her that she should say something. She knew that men often do things to
women, because they believed that women would remain silent about what
happened. More often than not women complied and kept silent. They kept
silent out of shame, sometimes fear. Many times, women didn't want to
speak out because they were afraid that they would be the ones who would
be blamed.
For the first time she began to truly understand one of the struggles of
being a woman. The action that she was supposed to take was to not rock
the boat. To keep quiet so that the organization would not be harmed by
bad public relations. But she wanted to rock the boat. She wanted to
rally her female colleagues and make a scene and demand that the Seals do
something. She wanted to be able to do her job without having to deal
with sexual innuendos, forced acts of intimacy, etc.
Then she wondered if that was the best policy? She asked herself what
did Murcer really do? He only tried to kiss me. Did I tell him no? Did
I tell him to stop? Did I overreact and possibly jeopardize his career?
While women have been dealing with these issues for decades, they were
all new to Gina.
Gina was approaching the Seals complex and she still wasn't sure what she
was going to do? Speak out? Keep silent. The one thing that she did
know was that this was making her angry.
She was angry because she was unable to enjoy the gift of being woman.
She was angry because some men were denying her the pleasure of dressing
up, sometimes sexy. She was angry because she had to make choices that
she never had to make as Mike. She was angry because she felt she had no
control as to when, where she would have sex or have to be romantic or
intimate. She was starting to believe that men would make those choices
for her.
Her anger turned to guilt, when she remembered her time as Mike. Mike
had never had any negative experiences, actually he had no experience
with women, as a professional baseball player. But he had seen many
players treat women in a negative and unkind way. Remembering the things
that she saw made her sick. For the first time she realized what those
girls were going through. She felt guilty that he never stood up for
them. Mike had bought into the code "what you see and hear here, stays
here".
Gina's guilt created a new experience for her. As she was remembering
all of the women that she had seen mistreated, her guilt overwhelmed her.
For the first time that she could remember in her life, as Mike or as
Gina, she cried. She really cried. By the time she pulled into the
Seals parking lot she experienced another female first, makeup ruined by
crying. She looked in the mirror and couldn't believe the mess that she
saw. She cleaned herself up and reapplied her makeup in the car before
she entered the building.
She looked confident on the outside, but inside she was scared. She was
scared about what would happen with her job. She was worried what would
people say about her. And she was worried and scared that Murcer might
try something again and/or get revenge on her.
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A few weeks after the incident with Murcer Gina was watching "Legally
Blonde". When she was Mike she never cared for the movie. Since her
transformation it had become one of her favorite movies. She loved how
the character Elle Woods matured in the movie. Elle went from being a
pretty girl that no one, including herself took seriously. She got
stronger when she decided to take herself and academics seriously. Elle
became a sharp lawyer, who was afraid of no one, but still retained her
femininity, charm, style, and beauty. Each time Gina watched the movie
She identified more and more with Elle.
The incident with Murcer had given Gina a new experience and feeling, but
one that many women feel, being powerless. Mike always had the power no
one ever intimidated him. For the first time Gina missed being Mike,
well the power that Mike possessed. He still enjoyed being a woman.
But why couldn't she be a woman with strength and power? She couldn't
think of any reason why not. As she watched Legally Blonde for the 100th
time, she decided if Elle Woods could do it so could she. The next day
she applied to the University of San Diego Law School, took her LSAT and
two months later she enrolled as a law student at USD.
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After the incident at Murcer's home, the team found themselves in an
awkward position of covering for a player that most likely did the things
he was accused of. The Seals leadership knew that there would most
likely be more problems between Gina and Murcer. Despite these concrens,
the Seals weren't about to trade or release their best hitter and biggest
fan draw.
As much as the team would like to have let Gina go, that wasn't an
option either. Gina had done nothing wrong and they had no cause to let
her go. A few members of the club's leadership team were worried about
the negative publicity if they did let her go. The Seals made her an
offer. They told her she could reduce her hours to part time and it
would't affect her pay. In return the Seals would get to boast how they
were supporting women and that they were looking forward to her using her
legal skills for the Seals.
Gina was suspicious of the team's motives. She knew from her experience
as Mike that the Seals, and all major league clubs did nothing out of the
goodness of their hearts. She prayed and thought about their offer for
weeks. She consulted Thomas. His advice was that she should take the
opportunity. A law degree would enable her to help many more people.
Even, if the Seals intent was questionable, it was a good opportunity for
her.
One of Gina's graduation congratulations came from the Seals. They sent
her flowers with a card that said they wished her the best in whatever
she choses whether with the Seals or somewhere else. Gina surmised that
it was a clever way of saying, "We are good if you decide to go somewhere
else to practice law."
If the Seals were hoping that Gina would take her law degree and
disappear and not rock the boat, they were to be disappointed. Gina was
going to rock the MLB boat in a way that had not been seen since Jackie
Robinson entered MLB and broke the color barrier.
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