Beauty and Sorrow: A Real Marilyn Monroe

Author: Su Fei
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: A lonely orphan, a peerless beauty, stirring up so much love and passion. A generation of elegance, a tragic film star, portraying the. Witness the star-studded lives of glamorous artists, how they. Delicate skin, captivating face, a figure that makes women jealous, a gait that makes men crazy, and eyes like dreams, like mist, full of vitality, spirit, and charm—this is Marilyn Monroe's physical beauty. Alluring, enchanting, unrestrained, graceful, with a shy smile, "The," "The," "The," "The," "The who can melt the glaciers of Alaska." With white skirts in the wind, she flutters freely, trying to cover yet revealing, fully displaying her charm—this is Marilyn Monroe's personality beauty.
—She has an endless amount of beauty
Marilyn Monroe was too easily sincere. Although she often had affairs and had countless lovers and marriages, every time it was a " of true feelings." Initially, there was inevitably some utilitarianism, but the more she went along, the more sincerely she loved the person she was with, offering a woman's entire tenderness and warmth. Those who pursued her only wanted to possess her, to satisfy a "victory" vanity, but never truly gave their hearts. Marilyn, however, was sincere. This was the sorrow in her emotions.
Childhood homelessness and poverty, the eternal absence of a father's love, extreme self-esteem issues, the fragility of a reed in the wind—sleeping with large doses of sleeping pills, a twisted sense of security and belonging that left her bleeding and exhausted. This was the sorrow in her career.
—She has an endless amount of sorrow