By skyforbes 
From the interview: “Every time a mother comes up and says, ‘We watched [We Need to Talk About] Kevin,’ I’m like, ‘I’m sorry!’ The way I looked at Die My Love is I wanted to put some humor in there, and I wanted to take some of the ideas, the themes of the novel—the animalistic kind of feeling, the sexual nature of Grace—but make it a love story. A bonkers, crazy love story, rather than a postpartum story. When people say ‘postpartum,’ I’m like, ‘That’s not a postpartum movie.’ It is and it isn’t.”