This tells the life story of two women going through the difficult times when lesbians were not accepted to today where they eventually got married.
It shows the difficulties of marriage and being lesbians. They have to inquire for accommodations for lesbians and deal with the societal views of their love.
Family members and loved ones judge and do not wholly accept their relationship.
These two women were in baseball league teams in a time when women were taught to be dainty and went to charm school. In the 40s they had to be extra careful not to reveal that their relationship was beyond friendship. One woman was born in 1928. Their names are Pat and Terry. They had to wear skirts with shorts underneath while playing baseball.
There is a caring family member who cries for Terry's worsening health - Terry becomes 100 lbs and has a tremor where her hand keeps shaking. Pat stubbornly does not want to move to a safer place for her partner despite having over a million dollars.
It shows the difficulties of marriage and being lesbians. They have to inquire for accommodations for lesbians and deal with the societal views of their love.
Family members and loved ones judge and do not wholly accept their relationship.
These two women were in baseball league teams in a time when women were taught to be dainty and went to charm school. In the 40s they had to be extra careful not to reveal that their relationship was beyond friendship. One woman was born in 1928. Their names are Pat and Terry. They had to wear skirts with shorts underneath while playing baseball.
There is a caring family member who cries for Terry's worsening health - Terry becomes 100 lbs and has a tremor where her hand keeps shaking. Pat stubbornly does not want to move to a safer place for her partner despite having over a million dollars.