Point Of View: Rules Are Rules Coach Bruce's View-1
Rules Are Rules
Fan-Fiction
by Stanman

Synopsis:Is where Jane Donner talks about the story.

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I am Coach Bruce. i am the Boy's Coach at the High School that I teach at. I have had a good tenure here, but the boys have started to show me disrespect recently and stopped dressing out for gym.

Now, I did not have the problem with the boys on the different teams we have here because we have made it to the finals every year and we have won the Championships in many categories. It is those boys not on the teams that have shown me disrespect.

It all began with President Bush's "NO STUDENT WILL BE LEFT BEHIND" Rule. Those boys felt that they could break the rule and still pass my class, but since they had to dress out, I made sure that they learned their lesson but good.

I made them wear a tennis skirt with attached bloomer and play with the girls when they did not have their gear. There were a few parents that complained, but the principal supported me and the boys soon were dressing out again.

Well, it all went well until that scamp Mark Donner showed up late for school without his gear. If I had known that I was going to cause Mark to become Marcie, I would have recanted my decision.

But no, I just had to have Mark wear that skirt and play with the girls that day. Unfortunately, i suffered from a mild stroke right after that and went to the hospital and his clothes were misplaced.

When Jerry took him on out, Marcie got into trouble for that skirt and had to come to school for two weeks in a skirt or a dress. What I never expected was for Mark to want to be Marcie.

From that day onward, Marcie has had one misadventure after another and has made several friends. And now, because of an accident is Marcie forever.

Marcie had a bad appendix and had to have it removed, but those doctors also removed her boy bits so that now she will develop has a girl. When her Mother was signing papers, one was for permission to remove Marcie's bits.

Well, her Mother was frantic because now she had effectively killed her son, but Marcie was pleased because now she did not have to worry about going through a boys puberty. She was already developing as a girl.

I know that it was an accident, but I still feel responsible for my part in her birth, what amazed me was that she thanked me for it. That girl has such a generous heart and giving spirit, but I still have my burden to bear.

I decided to retire from teaching and to throw away those skirts as well. Actually, they went to the Girls Gym for when the girls need a spare.

I and the school are very lucky that Marcie Donner's parents have not decided to sue us for our part in creating her. If they wanted to, they could easily win a settlement against us. But they are good people that see that Marcie is happy as she is, even if she does tend to have misadventures all the time.

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I love my sweet and adorable wife Alice. She has made my life complete. before I had met her, I was a confirmed bachelor without a family to call my own. Oh, I had brothers and sisters who had families of their own making me an Uncle and Great Uncle. But I was all alone until Alice came into my life.

Alice and I met at the Community Center where she was member of the local Cheer team. She was so cute in her uniform and she actually flirted with me when I chatted her up. Next thing I knew, we were dating and thinking of getting married.

Alice is a traditionalist, she wanted to be a housewife and raise a posse of children. I was raised to treat a woman with respect, that was why we were both virgins on our wedding night and why it was so special for us too.

We tried to have children, but Alice unfortunately miscarried both times that she conceived. When we went to the doctor, he told us that Tina could never carry a child to term and that for us to even try again would put Tina's life in danger.

That news almost caused us to divorce. Alice wanted a family and because she couldn't get pregnant, felt that she was not a real woman and began to go out to bars and get drunk to forget.

She wanted to forget about her inability to have children. She was all woman to me. I was determined to let her know that. It did not matter if she gave birth, we can adopt.

When I found her drunk and passed out, I took her up to bed so that she could sleep it off in safety. She was my life and here she was, hurting.

That was why she was acting like she was. Neither of us drink alcohol except at special times. When she awoke in her bed, she cried over what she had done and how she had acted. I told her that she was all woman to me and that we will adopt, when I forgave her, she asked if we could marry again.

It was then that I knew that we would survive because we had overcome the greatest hurdle and were still together. Our second wedding and honeymoon was even better than the first and we started the adoption process. We went through the system and were about to become foster parents when I suffered that mild stroke.

I do not blame Marcie Donner at all. It was all due my eating too much fat and high blood pressure. she has helped my wife out and helped her to have fun being seen as a teen.

Tina is the same size as a teen and often is mistaken as a minor. But Marcie and Alice went out dressed as teenagers and Tina had a ball letting men and boys oggle her in her outfit. But then, my Tina had to deal with my death at school.

I had returned in order to clear out my desk and get it ready for the new Boys Coach, but when I sat down, my heart finally gave out. I wanted to spend a few years with Alice, but that was not to be.

We have a cabin by the lake that I wanted to set up for our retirement home. It is just outside of the city, just a few miles from our home. It would have been fun to invite the students out to swim.

Marcie found me in my office and she and her Aunt Jane helped my Tina to cope and deal with the funeral. That Marcie has helped my wife immeasurably in so many ways. Marcie may have her misadventures, but she also helps others when the chips are down.

I know that the students all are waiting to see what misadventure she will have each week, but Marcie just wants to be a normal student and not have any misadventures.

But she will see that having those misadventures is all apart of her charm. Marcie and misadventures go together like macaroni and cheese.

Now that Alice is alone, I hope that she will find peace and not worry about me. She needs to find a way to become a mother and be the mother she wants to be.

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