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jeannie

in 1970, at the age of 21, the most traumatic event of my life was learning that i was pregnant. i was living alone in nashville to be close to a boyfriend whom i seldom saw.

summer

i am a 25 year old british pakistani muslim living in the outskirts of london with my parent and 5 siblings. my mother and older sisters cover up, in the name of hijab, for islam. i used to and don't anymore.

cheryl

i had one kid already, he was maybe 14 months old. i was living with my mother in law, and i refer to it as "when i lived in hell". she hated me, and i hated her right back. it was a horrible time to be pregnant.

chloe

i grew up in suburban texas, where "sex education" consisted of little more than a mean girls-esque "if you have sex, you will get pregnant, and die".

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