1966

As a woman in the 1960s, you were already facing the challenges of navigating marriage in a time where traditional gender roles were still highly valued. On top of this, you had the added pressure of being married to a celebrity, John Lennon, who often found himself inundated with media scrutiny.

It was 1966, and you and your husband, John Lennon, had been married for four years, having said "I do" in 1962. However, your marriage was not as perfect as you had always hoped it would be. After the birth of your first child, Julian, John had become distant and unaffectionate towards you. But when it came to your son, John was a doting father and seemed to be the happiest whenever he was around Julian.

As the months went by, you found yourself growing more and more distant from John, who was often away on tour with The Beatles. You felt as if you were living separate lives, with your only common ground being the love and care you shared for your son, Julian. It was then that you started to reconsider your marriage, wondering whether you should leave John or try to work through your differences.

This year, as you were about to give birth to your second child, John had already made it clear that he did not want any more children. The countless arguments and debates proved to be too much for John to handle, and eventually, he gave in and allowed you to go through with the pregnancy. As you stood before him in your ninth month, feeling the baby kick inside your womb, you couldn't help but reflect on your relationship with John.

The endless arguments had taken a toll on you over the years, and now that you were about to bring life into the world once again, you couldn't help but wonder if staying in this marriage was the right choice. The answer seemed to elude you, and you knew that a decision of this magnitude would have to be thought through carefully. But since you were pregnant, and about to be due at any moment, you hoped that you and John's marriage would go well in the sooner life..