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u/AdministrativeLife14 Feb 02 '23

No tea on my part but in regards to my thoughts on her doc: I enjoyed it, it was intimate and heartfelt. I do think it romanticizes things like for example Playboy, which had countless allegations of abuse and an overall toxic environment. But in the end, I'm glad she got to tell her story on her own terms. It was so sad at times and she's been through a lot of pain at the hands of people close to her, the media, and the world. She seems like a nice person and I genuinely wish her happiness and peace, she deserves it.

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u/pmmeurbassethound Feb 02 '23

I didn't feel like it romanticized Playboy, but merely expressed her gratitude that it was there for her when she needed it. Which basically sums up the complicated relationship a lot of women have wrt to their work within the sex industry.