Also, this is not referenced but Friday is the worst day because the kids don’t have to go to bed and therefore it’s even harder to stay up long enough to have sex. I know we’ll all be interested to see where that goes, especially as conversations about appropriating Black culture have become mainstream and make Bring It On continuously relevant. But I knew I had to be honest because I didn't want other women going through IVF to feel as alone as I did. We were all so thirsty for connection: to be seen and to have community and to know that we’re not losing it, that other people have experienced so many of the things we’ve experienced. I felt towards the end it rushed past an important part of the storyline and I felt this couldn’t be developed more.

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