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“I knew I wasn’t going to have children as far back as when as I was twelve. I am not a pain person. You’re telling me you’re going to pull a whole human out of my pussy? (For a start, I’m going to need more than six weeks off.) We saw a film in health class called something like The Beauty of Childbirth—but all I saw was hideous shit. What’s beautiful about snatching a baby out of a woman’s ass? The fuck? My cousin Rhonda even delivered a baby in our house, and I remember that there was so much blood… None of this was going to happen to me.”

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Leslie Jones is a celebrated comedian, known for her sharp wit and captivating performances. Born on September 7, 1967, she has made a substantial mark in the entertainment industry with her unique sense of humor and charismatic personality. more

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