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Life After Birth Draws a Line in the Sexual Sand

By Carol Green on October 7, 2015 inPOPULAR

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To choose or not to be able to choose, that is the question.

To choose or not to be able to choose, that is the question.

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Carol Green, the creator of Cultural Weekly’s original comic series, Life After Birth, is a coach, writer, illustrator, veteran film publicist and wry observer living in Los Angeles.

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    isn’t this the kind of question you put around a coffee or glass of wine, before this situation … i.e. to sort out if you want to go further?

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