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May I Quit Being A Mom!?
Overview
A child is a blessing. You love the child. And it’s sometimes therefore that you feel suffocated. The film is a collection of real-life moments of moms and their partners struggling, stumbling, and fighting to make it work.
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Yo Oizumi
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