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Jan 6

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The Authentic Eclectic

Looking Inside the Brain of an Adoptee: Pro-Life or Pro-Choice Seemed Obvious

Black and white thinking with a whole lot of grey

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Once upon a time, I had all the answers.

I was absolute.

Black and white.

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