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fpq-15151	Kane, Laura	Weighing Identity in Procreative Decisions	2023	25	.pdf	application/pdf	10878	488	52	Women are expected to have children—to become mothers—and this expected identity shift shapes and, in some important respects, binds certain narratives about women’s lives to individual women who either define themselves within this narrative or in opposition to this narrative.1 Additionally, there are material effects imposed upon women who choose to become parents, and there are material effects imposed upon women who choose not to become parents. Women who are childless due to circumstances beyond their control are stigmatized for not being able to “fulfill their reproductive function,” while women who choose to remain childless are seen as defying social norms (160).	cache/fpq-15151.pdf	txt/fpq-15151.txt