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The Movie That Made Marriage Look Like Prison

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In this segment of Dumpster Fire, Host Bridget Phetasy breaks down Dangerous Beauty as the final piece of her toxic '90s movie trilogy that taught women being a courtesan was more empowering than marriage. She explains how Catherine McCormack's gorgeous Venetian courtesan character convinced her that sleeping with powerful men and influencing politics was infinitely better than being a "boring suburban mom," and admits how this messaging about independent whores versus simple wives left her chasing the wrong things and feeling ultimately empty.

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