“I’m Generally Miserable” - RARE Marilyn Monroe Interview 1960

[@TheMarilynMonroeChannel]

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[@ประทีปอนุมาตย์-ล5ส]

Hillo goodnigth

[@muffin6369]

So sad when you know the Kennedy Brothers were putting her off.

[@Robwappieoverijsel]

grow up marilyn is a he too there is a picturen from the 30 of 20 and you see he is he and not a she oh what a bunch of sheeps on youtube

[@brooklynbabe3069]

The Marilyn Monroe Channel.

[@absolutelyfreestockshots1931]

She hated herself cos her sick mother abused her as a child. She thought fame would get her the attention and love she craved. It didn't work out that way. She took pills but probably needed therapy. So sad. Bless her soul.

[@iiseve]

“I’m generally miserable haha” was that era’s version of “I wanna die lmao”

[@jaceyjacobs4013]

Now I wanna know what the oldest known version of that sentiment is

[@bobtheball5384]

@Hellena Rose "Luxury" like everyone's life is perfect nowadays...yeah okay.

[@johnsonken96]

I was asked by someone the same question the other day and then I got quiet.. and then I just broke down. Marilyn handed the question a little better then me.

[@amberarmstrong8174]

I think so very similar

[@awer7297]

Hellena Rose Im pretty sure all the slaves and people being held in camps felt they were better off dead. Suicide isn’t an old concept you just want to be one of those people who came about this current era and generation

[@gabbyb7347]

She doesn't sound like her Hollywood persona here. You can tell the sadness in her voice.

[@prittyugly86]

@Jade Ramirez married men slept with her. They deserve to be more miserable.

[@crispcrap4852]

@Jade Ramirez jeez calm down you didnt have to call them a nasty pig

[@diebartdie2837]

@Jade Ramirez you are so stupid..

[@babiesfordinner9338]

Jade Ramirez, how could you have the nerve to say someone deserves misery, when you just called someone a nasty pig for no reason?

[@nikitasharma9708]

Jade Ramirez name calling people for no reason?! Now, you seem really unhappy and miserable.

[@rebeccahoffman2430]

She's being really honest and sounds like a deep thinker.

[@nevergiveup9321]

She was a genius

[@ohwellwhateverr]

Raven The Goddess of Duality You had me until “Illuminati”

[@lisacdn]

ohwellwhateverr born too years too early for this business- sweet, bright and sexy and ahead of her time - even with her fitness regime

[@gingerisevil02]

She was very insightful and intelligent. Monroe was simply a persona.

[@UdoADHD]

That’s why she was depressed

[@sedaminasyan3408]

She is the exact proof of saying “ you don’t fake depression, you fake happiness/ being ok”

[@americanvista]

Marilyn Monroe Grave kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKmsh5SNm8l9as0

[@somethinganything4864]

you can definitely fake depression

[@elismarras7079]

Totally agree....she was so deep despite her public image....

[@prawtism]

you fake whatever is more acceptable, recently it has been depression

[@Chris_Percy]

I think she gravitated towards liking pity parties and sulking, like myself (6th cousin removed). The same issues she had, so did my dad.

[@undead9999]

She fooled the entire world with that "dumb blond" persona, but she was actually neither of those things.

[@emilyt8924]

undead9999 she wasn’t blonde?

[@Kristina-kh1ms]

@@emilyt8924 no she had naturally brown hair. You can find pictures of her before having blond hair and overall her authentic look.

[@undead9999]

@@emilyt8924 nope, she had natural brown hair.

[@pizxiedust4949]

Well she is blonde

[@ineedmoresleep3728]

heather may that blonde came from a bottle she bought

[@michaelhodges3754]

She was actually a very intelligent woman who was never taken seriously in Hollywood because they only saw her as pretty face.

[@Tahhliia]

Very true.

[@lorraineforte9175]

Saw an interview with Arthur Miller and he was asked about her intellect, he was kind,but never said she was intelligent, got the impression she wasn't a great thinker, but also not stupid. When you listen to her speak,very average, and somewhat convoluted when it comes to expressing herself.

[@TimeForAReview]

No she wasnt. She wasnt a moron but she wasnt a intellectual by any stretch of the imagination

[@hellgal88]

Problem for every beauty with brains!

[@giselevanhounten8366]

@Badr -eddin who having bad memory is related to not being smart? ....wtf

[@Krismichelle1808]

The laugh after the “I’m generally miserable” is the saddest laugh I’ve ever heard. I feel her pain.

[@Channel-ld9ip]

Yes.

[@anelisamorgan8590]

Yes, it's a tool and a coping strategy, a mask to get out of being asked anymore probing question that may undo a vision she has from the public. I've witnessed others do this, she was truly, severely depressed. I felt that laugh like a hit in the gut. Even if she had had the best emotional support system in place, so many things that were traumatic happened in her youth... I wouldn't be surprised if she had PTSD from her treatment in foster care.. no one wanted to foster her after the sexual abuse claim against one of her foster dad's... She must've had quite the driving force to continue after that, and be the success she became... I heard somewhere she's either the 2nd or 3rd most recognizable faces in the world. Unfortunately, at this point in her life, it may not have meant much, ..

[@alexandercarder2281]

She sounded a lovely lovely woman 👩 and got caught up in a dark greasy satanic elite. She was probably going to be a whistle blower, and if that’s the case she would have been one of the early ones.

[@oddball8578]

That laugh is like "HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHIFONLYYOUKNEWHAHAHAHA"

[@poetaenlaluna]

She was admired back then. Self love is not about how many admirers you have.

[@bankrolldame]

People are so jealous they can’t stand when a beautiful woman is more than just beautiful

[@jjhofstra5956]

Millions of people CAN stand it....

[@MAGAISKLAN]

It's so sad that Marilyn didn't have people surrounding her that genuinely loved her. She seemed awfully lonely.

[@gg_ingy]

I think she did, the baseball player.

[@mermaiddiyartist8119]

Shandler Dada many women were jealous. They didn’t know her pain and struggle bc she mad it look easy

[@teena5723]

She was

[@topazfire974]

Generally a lot of stars in Hollywood feels the same way that she feels a lot of go through deep depression and thoughts of suicide.

[@DJAW3D]

In order to become rich and famous in Hollywood you have to serve the pedophiles in Hollywood. There is no love

[@kousumibrahma1308]

She was intelligent, she was deep, they never saw beyond her body..

[@evgeniam685]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4qbf5mwmNNkp7M it was more than that. Rabbit hole is very deep in Hollywwod

[@24k_kohinoor]

this needs more likes

[@liv4514]

Right but she did get tons of plastic surgery and made a career based on her sex appeal, so... it doesn’t mean she isn’t entitled to her feelings but she did choose the life she lived.

[@kousumibrahma1308]

@@liv4514 maybe she wasn't sure what she wanted at that time, directors to use women like this to have their way around, it happens a lot in my country and by the time they understand that people dont watch their movies for their acting, they are already oversexualized.

[@kousumibrahma1308]

@@24k_kohinoor Thank you.. Take love😘

[@Abi_Joyy]

An introvert with a very public job. my worst nightmare.

[@writerforlifeify]

Marilyn & Joe were BOTH introverts with very public jobs!

[@dejnecki1]

Exact !

[@bluecyan7599]

It's funny because I am also an introvert person and I did a singing casting twice. And when I finish my degree I would like to become an actress and a film director. Is my dream since I was 15 years old

[@nazaninmaily2030]

She definitely was an extrovert

[@anditspaganpoetry]

She was an ESFP

[@blahblahblahaha]

This is why I hate the movie blonde. They basically portrayed her in the worst way. Made her so naive, empty, sad, exploited. If you hear her in interviews she is so well spoken and serious and when it gets too serious she’ll lighten it up as she does. But it just shows that in her private life she was a lot more real and people just chose to see her for the persona she gave Hollywood.

[@raccoonchild]

​@@jameswelsh20221 Bot behavior in broad daylight oh my God

[@michelle-gb9el]

I feel the same . 20 minutes in I could see the movie was made for men and not to truly honor her 💔

[@meganb6301]

Especially the scene with the little girl running around without clothes after her mom tried to drown her. Seems like Hollywood just wanted to exploit a small child to me..... I hated that movie, it was so gross on many different levels

[@shubhankarsingh5353]

Isn't this what society wanted to see ? Or to affirm their stereotypical believe?

[@hannahg7134]

Yeah, it was one of those movies that I wish I never watched.

[@ronrendon]

"I could easily be alone. I don't mind it." Wow..so nice to hear that I'm not alone on that one.

[@buddhapiyao1315]

same here. that way nobody can hurt you.

[@strawberry_milkshake7]

@@buddhapiyao1315 or that way you can't hurt someone else.

[@rickhardman7376]

@@strawberry_milkshake7 why would you want to hurt someone else??.... I didn' know t youtube was allowed in jail

[@strawberry_milkshake7]

@@rickhardman7376 what?

[@minacoda]

@@buddhapiyao1315 nobody except yourself

[@madeinbusanjkjm]

Her answers are so eloquent though. She really elaborated on her answer instead of just answering in one sentence and moving on.

[@MiraMira-gb4uu]

True

[@TBoLac]

I can't believe I see you here. A fan of your videos 😊

[@liketheleaf]

Yes true. Very touching interview. Nice to "meet" you here Made in Busan. I am also a big fan of BTS and of your videos : )

[@camirowe6139]

👋 I'm a fan

[@GoldChampion23]

So?

[@JMWOLFE-o3i]

she was so smart and folks only wanted her act dumb.

[@JMWOLFE-o3i]

@The Wraith When you dont live an authentic life you live as an introvert, it's the only time you can be yourself but its lonely.

[@amandatrotter6034]

Didn’t she have an IQ of like 160 ish

[@leahnorman9629]

@@vottoduder true, they fail miserably

[@dope3618]

@@amandatrotter6034 Idk if that ended up being true, but she definitely was an intelligent woman

[@Girl95szia]

@@JMWOLFE-o3i Being an introvert does not mean you are automatically lonely. A lot of miserable people run to other people to gain energy and to "charge up".

[@HittokiriBattousai17]

She's the textbook definition of "cursed by beauty"

[@jjhofstra5956]

she was cursed by the history of mental illness and suicide in her family dna, which includes a very insecure and sad childhood.

[@shiesty8218]

This my first time ever hearing her speak. She’s so pretty.

[@doodoofungus8206]

Same i wish i had her voice

[@eatpraylove1395]

The trash can in the corner of Jungkooks selca her voice was fake she had to learn it...

[@Jess-ew3tm]

@@eatpraylove1395 bloop

[@yuri-wu6oo]

Same. My voice is so deep and boy-ish and I get made fun of all the time. :/

[@goldenlady3659]

Same, she does have a nice voice and seems pensive which is cool

[@Bishoujo8]

She wore her mask well, the saddest ones always do. :(

[@timothylawson3262]

I know I have mine on right now.

[@Bishoujo8]

@@timothylawson3262 hugs 🤗

[@jesusisapisces]

So true.

[@Maxine-ep4nt]

MuSIKtrawler so true.

[@Danae.delrey]

Same ;((

[@maiasmith3996]

She was abused by her mother, sexually abused as a child and throughout her life, and had horrible marriages with men who didnt seem to love her. I doubt she ever knew what it was to be truly loved in her lifetime. So heartbreaking.

[@Йоханнастаниор]

In return she became the most famous woman on the planet

[@keertanavinod]

@Nick Hord lmao women don't want to be perfect. Its some of ya'll men that take everything as a personal attack and make it a gender war🤡

[@complicatedh]

Nick Hord He also domestically abused her

[@tatum2739]

@Nick Hord I’d be having affairs too if my husbands treated me as awfully as they treated her

[@KatarinaS.]

@Nick Hord no, women aren't perfect and she certainly wasn't, but being sexually abused and exploited as a young girl by a grown man/men is unquestionably the men's fault and can horribly mess a young girl up and scar her for life.

[@Jessica-kk1cz]

So, she was actually an introvert. Interesting. I respect that, as an introvert myself, I understand exactly what she’s talking about. There’s a peace in solitude, and introverts need that peaceful solitude in order to have enough energy to be engaged with others when they need to be. There’s a lot of us. I have comfort being with my introverted friends and family members- sometimes being with them is being in the same location, each of us comfortably in our own thoughts, while still being together. Sometimes the people we introverts appreciate the most are the ones we can sit near in a mutually comfortable silence.

[@snailart14]

I feel like I really struggle in my work, because it kind of demands that I be social. It's not natural to me at all though and I thought I was working towards my dream job and now I don't know. My partner is super social, and I sometimes feel like such a wallflower when we go out to do things. I don't even think it's because I'm not interesting - I think I'm a pretty cool person, I do lots of things, I don't THINK I have self esteem issues but when I get dragged around and people tell me to "open up" or "lighten up" when I'm just being my normal, quiet, self - I feel like there's something wrong with ME. I went to a bar with my boyfriend and I just sat in the corner and doodled and worked on my portfolio, which you'd think would be a little sad BUT it was actually kind of nice to be around people but not to engage with the people? I hope that makes sense, I think you expressed that last bit perfectly, sometimes it's nice to sit quietly with other people.

[@josefschiltz2192]

Sometimes, an intrusion upon our introversion feels like a act of violence. if we know something - or someone - important is going to call, the anxious preparation for it can be mentally exhausting and you feel drained afterwards - and the presence of the other people/person still feels as if they are there with you as the after-processing perpetuates until finally it lifts off.

[@sansastark2508]

And that's precisely why she manifested all that attention. And did everything possible to advance her name. That makes sense!

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@sansastark2508 The two can - and do - exist within the same mind and they can - and do - tear a person apart. You're given a tool with which you believe that you can thrive, but the situation is imperfect, some might say, can never be pefect. I'm a fine artist. Started making use of skills that I built up. Tried to build up a name for delivering sound, creative work that people wanted, in a wide variety of styles, but also having my own distinctive style that was wanted. i ended up being a sole carer for most of my life, that duty of care lifted recently, but I've developed a tremor. I didn't see that one coming. If only we could have it all written out as a script and when it comes to a bit we don't like, we could say "Hey, I don't like this bit. I want a rewrite!" Thing is; those of us with introverted and emotional sensitivities have the potential to create art that people can attach to, and sometimes in a big way. However, the personality is such that the intense public exposure made possible can rip the artist apart. Even worse if the 'artwork' is themselves and that has more potential to rip the person apart.

[@sansastark2508]

@@josefschiltz2192 Marilyn Monroe liked attention, therefore wasn't an introvert. Feeling drained around all that energy is normal. The type of attention she received would drain a normal human being. We're only human and we all need to eventually decompress.

[@aayushihihihi]

When someone laughs, while saying something so serious it implies that they are not done with their pain and it continues to remain as an unresolved issue in their subconscious. It is one of the coping mechanisms of our brain to prevent outbursts at places where it would be rather inappropriate to do so.

[@rollerbladinggeek5507]

Amy Elliott actually it's to not put society off us because otherwise no one would talk to us anymore.

[@joesilkwood4958]

Both replies here seem true... Thanks!! it was what I was in the comments for

[@inesbeaumont1234]

Yeah i can relate to that...u nail it. 😞

[@rollerbladinggeek5507]

Inés Beaumont I know I'm right

[@sailaway258]

Wow so true. How do u know lol

[@pink-uv3th]

The fact that nobody was there for this woman...

[@turanturk2835]

that happens if you’re super famous celeb. same for michael jackson too

[@thomasjust2663]

"the fact"??? are u brain impaired? she said she actually liked to be alone

[@minacoda]

@@thomasjust2663 when somebody likes to be alone, it doesn't necessarily mean they don't want anyone to be there for them ever - especially in their darkest hour. being alone and being lonely are two different things.

[@ms.ferretmanthing2404]

@@thomasjust2663 yes a lot of us introverts say that but doesn't mean we don't want love or company when we are in need of it... Just cause we feel we function better alone doesn't mean we always want to be alone, everyone gets lonely and sadly she ended up lonely more than just being alone.

[@kerronthedon9306]

I was there for her, but she pushed me away

[@00_Cupid]

If only she lived long enough to see how well admired she is now...

[@walruslatte6080]

@Penny for my thot Seeing that she's admired for her WORK, not just for being pretty. Seeing how her films have endured would probably be very satisfying.

[@MayISpeak]

Sadly i think the admiration was heightened due to her tragic death

[@biancamariagoglia7693]

I think she knows it from the Olimpo

[@wendywhoisit1819]

She wouldn't be nearly as admired if her story didn't end so tragically. Unfortunately, we don't pay respect to legends who live long almost at all, it seems to me that we celebrate only the ones who die soon.

[@Jahairalove84]

She didn't want to be admired for those things. I bet if she lived how she wanted you would know a different person.

[@evalucas]

The saddest part for me is how she laughs her comment of being generally miserable off. Like it's nothing. What hurts even more is that the interviewer just laughs with her.

[@InfidelProductionz]

An introvert living in an extrovert's world.

[@InfidelProductionz]

@Fianna You can be an introvert and still crave fame and attention. It just wears you down faster. Introversion / Extroversion Is about how we process and react to inner vs external stimuli. Not about whether we crave fame or attention. The majority of artists, scientists, and authors are introverted. Do you think none of them crave fame?

[@froufroudeluxe]

Fianna introverts still crave attention. Maybe even more than extraverts

[@Lotusblume.8]

That’s exactly what I thought hearing this.

[@alecfleming373]

Infidel Productionz I can relate. This craving for fame comes from being alone.

[@alecfleming373]

objectivitycave11 It's funny, this whole hate the Jews. Many do not know why, as Hollywood goes shhh. Care to share?

[@headfullofmusic422]

she sounds like a highly sensitive person: deep thinker, fragile, curious about life and its meaning

[@alukuhito]

That's deep thinking to you? Wake up. You're hanging out with the wrong people.

[@Lorynae]

@@alukuhito And how are you so sure she doesn't think deeply?

[@alukuhito]

@@Lorynae Because she's dead? She lived her life stupidly?

[@mayari6721]

alukuhito stupidly? and yet you’re watching a video of her interview. you’re obsessed, hun. jealous and obsessed.

[@alukuhito]

@@mayari6721 Simply responding to something in my notifications, pumpkin.

[@leahnorman9629]

She said she's generally miserable and the interviewer chuckles with her.

[@Khloe_dancer_model]

Well,he can’t get in too deep and neither can she,so..

[@stefyroxanne7567]

It's probably relatable for him.

[@lisamoss7632]

😥

[@plainbagel4411]

Misery loves company, so honestly I can’t blame him. It’s terrible that she and others feel that way, but as someone with MDD who’s also in that group, I laughed too.

[@teresacereza]

Well interviewers generally dont want to make feel bad people they interview

[@ashleyroman]

Her voice is calm and soothing ❤️

[@PopularDemandXL]

Her voice says it all 💗

[@medicatedmenorah]

“I would like to be more sociable than I am... on some days.” Me ✋🏻✋🏻✋🏻

[@3martiniplaydate]

Right? Especially Geminis. 🍸🍸🍸

[@StevieMichelle]

Sorry but Virgo is the definition of anti-social 😂

[@kayla-qt9nb]

Michelle R really literally all the virgos i met are social. maybe it’s because of your birth chart (moon sign, rising sign).

[@avrilridge9055]

I can relate!

[@EphemeralProductions]

Indeed! Me too! I have social anxiety disorder though which makes that really rough

[@preityb200]

She sounds so intelligent quite contrary to her public image. Being an introvert in this extrovert world really makes one miserable

[@jolievargas9204]

You mean being a woman in a mans world

[@iceman06611]

@@jolievargas9204 you mean pretending to be a woman.

[@jolievargas9204]

@@iceman06611 okayyyyy "saved by grace" that's enough internet for you. Time to go lemongrass essential oil that psychosis away.

[@iceman06611]

@@jolievargas9204 oh well. Its really sad when someone chooses to stay deceived and thinks that people are crazy when they try to lead them to it and we probably won't have to worry about the internet much longer.

[@jolievargas9204]

@@iceman06611 awww thats a lot of words! Someones triggered.

[@MeliannaK.]

Her voice... she is so sweet and feminine.

[@Robwappieoverijsel]

haha she is a he look it up it up😀

[@donaldthesavage1288]

rob knaapen link?

[@ihateyouall7026]

Donald the savage 12 you're stupid dude.

[@samithegreat7840]

She had to learn that voice. It’s part of her persona. No wonder she was miserable.

[@qiqisongs]

Damian Lopez but at least they are not as faked... Marilyn had to change her name and her way of speaking in order to sound feminine and sexy. No wonder she was miserable.

[@Ebrill_Owen]

My heart will never not break for Norma Jeane. That poor woman had such a nightmare of a life and is still being massively disrespected in death. She didn’t even get to be buried where she wanted. Men owned her until the very end and after the end. Fame certainly is not what most people think it is.

[@Cryst_l]

@Ebrill_Owen especially the movies,merch and lies they print all over her face and think that they are helping spread the word she was unhappy is shocking.

[@magalymendoza9653]

So sad😢

[@psychedelicfright85]

She would have been much worse off these days, with a bunch of phony internet activists pretending that they understand. It's only because she is the icon that she is, that anyone is even commenting, because celebrity is a religion now unlike ever before.

[@raccoonchild]

​@@psychedelicfright85 Maybe OP is empathizing because she's a woman as well, not because 'celebrities are a religion'. Not everything has to fit your favorite worldview so that you can jack off to it and feel so above it all. Yawn.

[@tamzenkarma]

She brought it all to herself As we all do ... Another one that gave in to addictions.... And couldn't face their own shadow Smh

[@itsacarolbthing5221]

That honestly sound like severe depression.

[@tubester4567]

and possibly drug addiction. Many of the stars in this era were taking barbiturates, and it messed them up.

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Yes clinical depression

[@brandyfrench5440]

She had bipolar disorder

[@angelicayeleshwarapu8091]

So many limiting, psychiatric disorders listed in the replies. How horrible for a woman’s trauma to be discredited as a disorder in her brain. Her reactions are natural, depression is natural

[@urboturbo1249]

@@brandyfrench5440 Did she? Never heard about that. I know she misused alcohol and prescription drugs and also suffered from depression.

[@AlternativeHomesteading]

She and Michael Jackson sound so much alike not only in the tone of their voice but in the life they lead and how they fooled the world. They were both much smarter and aware than people gave them credit for. Both empathic, sensitive and caring used by others.

[@sharyarc8247]

Thats what childhood abuse looks like...

[@JadeJustineTowse]

I never realized that until now. Thanks for sharing your observation with us :)

[@AlternativeHomesteading]

kitty kat If you have nothing nice to say didn’t your mother teach you to keep your mouth shut.? It appears that you are a troll.

[@Andyatl2002]

Wasn’t Michael Jackson a child abuser?

[@AlternativeHomesteading]

Andrea Yanome not at all. He was set up. They were accusing him of all the things that they were because he found them out

[@overalltrash8144]

People said that it was because she got lost in the fame, it wasn't that. Her whole childhood was ruined and terrible

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

I think that she got ruined by those tons of psychiatrists who talked her into problems and (worst of all) gave her medication that made her dependent.. MM is the most famous victim of the pharmaceutical industry. You don't have to dig deeper to find the real reason!

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

well it depends... of course it was terrible that her mother had to put her into foster homes BUT the Bolender's seemed to be nice people and her aunt Ana was a nice and loving person, so was Grace Goddard! She was in fact surrounded by people who loved her... as I said before: the trouble started later, when they drugged her and made her addicted to certain persons..

[@jackdaw339]

I read the book of relatives of MM (MM Unveiled, a family history), Jason Kennedy. She was sent into orphanage only from september 13 1935 to June 21 1936, taken from the courts by Grace. It was a high profile orphans home in 1932.

[@jackdaw339]

I meant to say after June 1936 no more payments were made to the orphan home. Her family loved her indeed. Hollywood wanted to exaggerate the orphan story and MM took part in this herself for what reason whatever.

[@lolasnm]

@@jackdaw339 yes she have, she was ripped and had to marry really young

[@desiertoscacti5388]

This is heartbreaking to hear, she literally admitted to her being utterly unhappy in her own skin. Such a beautiful, talented woman with to much to give, a tragedy.

[@roccomarcy]

She sounds so genuine. Crazy how this audio recording sounds so far away in history yet in some way her emotions and the way she expresses herself hits so close to home.

[@MonkeyDToniProductions]

It‘s sad when you think about it

[@jayceezinner3503]

Glazing

[@Gigi1111Layna]

True...I felt like I could "feel" her thinking it through as she spoke. Marilyn was so unfairly misunderstood by the ppl close to her in life..they wanted the "screen" Marilyn all the time, not the deep intellectual lady. She absolutely right here.. one must have those alone moments to survive..I know I do. I love mine. It's said that the most intelligent ppl in the world were ppl who were happy and comfortable being alone with oneself. You learn a lot of yourself and of others by being alone. I just wish Marilyn had someone she could truly trust to speak her most personal feelings to when she needed to..but she had literally no one...❤ She had God with her and blessed in the blood of Jesus Christ❣Sweet, sincere beautiful soul..🌬❤💫✨😔❤

[@1984isnotamanual]

We are all human dude no matter the era

[@IDontWantThisStupidHandle]

@@1984isnotamanual seriously. As if the human experience started a decade ago or something...

[@NOCLUEinvalid]

Them: are you happy? Her: says a lot of words to get around saying “no”

[@rudrakshsaha8210]

well, its a difficult question to answer

[@jamien.5528]

That hits hard

[@willd6215]

It's a bullshit question. A human has a whole range of emotions. Happy is one of them and is fleeting. It is not a state of being like some people like to think.

[@willd6215]

@@Lansolot thank you. I appreciate that dude

[@flipndip5122]

@@anomallie Jesus my guy you need to spend less time on the internet if you think I feel for you is an expression of pity. "Just because you're happy at life does not mean you're good at life" Why are you attacking people for no reason? What are you even trying to accomplish with this? What is wrong with you? Get your own life together before judging others. This was a sad read from a sad person.

[@GoodWillPrevail]

Her childhood was so sad. She was unloved and passed around between foster homes. Then grabbed up by Hollywood. Makes sense she was unhappy. She seems so vulnerable.

[@sarahaparicio1839]

It's so nice to hear the actual Marilyn Monroe talking about her feelings 💖

[@FRANCESGUM]

"There is something in people...they need solitude for a while." --- oh, how I can relate to that.

[@Cinemagoer_64]

Sequoiah Dreams boy you ain’t kidding!!!

[@marcrivera2195]

It’s looked upon as weird though, all my life I’ve enjoyed solitude. But society likes to make you think it as unusual.

[@marinawilliams7477]

because nobody is interested in soul just in your body...the saddest thing...

[@jozzz222]

Marina williams even in this day and age

[@lapis3834]

I am!

[@CephlonMayngrum]

She sold both

[@GreedAndSelfishness]

Thats true. For both men and women.

[@hleotanhleotan2819]

Says the woman, the most shallow creature on earth.

[@i.m.7710]

She was an introvert. I love how she just talks truthfully. Being alone does not equal being lonely. Introverts need alone time to recharge, to think straight.

[@CCSL1110]

I. M. I’m an introvert

[@yoya4766]

''Most people live lives of quiet desperation''. I think she was in tune with herself and expresses what most experience but never dare face.

[@raccoonchild]

She's a striking portrait of the times. Imagine feeling the way she did in an era with no Internet and most people pretending they're doing just fine. I would've kms.

[@vannah_04]

The hesitation she shows when asked if she was happy....truly hurts.

[@Cat-vs7rc]

attention hoeing

[@PepTalkTillYouDrop]

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[@adrirangel977]

Marilyn was definitely an introvert judging by much of what she said

[@KeshiaK39]

Adrian Ramirez Yes, as an introvert myself I agree it sounds like it, she definitely is 😊

[@WelcomeToTheScene1]

Sindhu V I’ve seen her typed as so many different types tbh. I doubt she was an ESFP naturally. I feel like ESFP reflected her face she put on to keep her name in the public (making appearances, parties, etc). I think she was truly an introvert or at least ambivert but never a full on extrovert. Her interviews reflect that introvert/ambivert trait. I do agree with the sensing part tho. She definitely seems more of a sensor than a feeler.

[@katrina56677]

Pressley in ordee to portray the extrovert she was always high in some champaign or recreztional drugs

[@MsUa125]

So what if she was an introvert? There's nothing wrong with that.

[@tnt01]

Yes. Introvert.

[@marye8762]

Poor lady was abused and used by men of power. They molded her as a sex kitten, then disposed of her as if she were nothing. What a sad life.

[@Ligerpride]

Her sadness was fundamental, and had little to do with being abused by men of power.

[@marye8762]

@@Ligerpride it had everything to do with being used.

[@marye8762]

@Michael Harvey "RULES" Presently. And don't forget capitalism.

[@nadia_yaya_]

ligerpride Almost all women who are famous are abused by the men in the industry.

[@AshtasticAcrobat]

Women are abused when they haven’t mastered the art of discernment. It was well know that she would ask men for permission to do just about anything and everything such as getting out of bed. This played well to have men wrapped around her finger but it’s my belief she was too trusting of every man and wasn’t discerning enough. Something all women should be aware of and master.

[@CaroLina-dg9gb]

I feel so much for this woman, she earned her title as an icon but she was still so deeply sad and lonely…and handled it with grace and honesty. She seemed smart. I hope she is resting easy

[@hciax]

It's a wierd thought, I've been thinking alot about her after first reading about her story, and have lost a lot of sleep to it. I can't help feeling so sad at how much someone can suffer, it's unimaginable how much she went through and yet still managed to live so long. I recognise that I can never truly understand how she felt, and her thought process but I've tried my best and it leaves me crying every time, to imagine someone who lived such a life and had such a tragic end. I suppose the only word that can really describe her life is the word "Tragic". I'm personally atheistic, but I can't help but hope that she could find peace somewhere else, the thought of her life being so tragic and ending in such a way leaves me feeling despair. I suppose not all stories have a happy ending, and that is a terrifying thought for me. I suppose her life raises questions within me about my own mortality and well being. Rest in peace, Marilyn

[@marjoriemilitar1631]

Was it just me or for some reason I can hear from her voice that she's being really careful with her words... Like she's restricted to say some thing.

[@saffronlafromboise]

i think it’s because she didn’t want to completely expose the fact that being famous isn’t super glamorous, it’s actually quite sad and depressing. she might’ve felt suicidal or extremely depressed and didn’t want people to know for the sake of her image, so she made her misery sound lighter than it was

[@ashleighvinson5801]

@Thomas Panyi no maybe to it. She was murdered by them

[@magnus5792]

YEAH BECAUSE ITS A SCRIPT BECUASE THIS IS NOT MARILYN MONROE THIS PERSON IN THIS VIDEO IS AN ACTOR DOUBLE HOLLYWOOD ILLUMINATI TYPE. 1000% NOT MARILYN MONROE.. TELL ME WHERE IS HER BEAUTY SPOT WHERE ARE HER PERKY BREASTS? WHERE IS HER REAL VIOCE JUST GO LISTEN TO HER 1955 INTERVIEW COMPLETELY DIFFERENT WOMAN (ALL CAP SO YOU PEOPLEE HEAR ME) BTW THIS IS STILL ONGOING! JUST GO LOOK AT EMINEM IN 1999 AND TO 2008 DIFFERENT PEOPLE.

[@oofoof6612]

@@magnus5792 says the one with no pfp,that Illuminati crap is false to distract us!

[@youtubingbabs]

It's because she's putting on. Its fake so she's translating her true self to her false voice. Nobody her age talks like a little girl.

[@dharryg]

She finally realized that fame was not the answer to the incurable pain of her dysfunctional childhood. Too bad Marilyn never had one good friend. Just one.

[@automnejoy5308]

I think a lot of people find themselves in the same boat.

[@BethRockNRoll]

So sad, yet so true.

[@robertwiegman1]

She desperately needed to find those missing pieces of her unmet needs from her childhood. But only God couldve made that happen for her. And unfortunately Marilyn became an atheist and Jane Russell invited her to get with the Lord but she turned her down. Biggest mistake of her life.

[@automnejoy5308]

​@@robertwiegman1 Gosh, I wonder how it can be that there are mentally healthy atheists who have reached old age?? Surely they should have died from barbiturate poisoning like Marilyn? I'm going to pray tonight and ask God for guidance on this question...

[@Halo-li8hg]

@@robertwiegman1 maybe she didn't believe she was worth forgiveness because of the affairs

[@emi_lam]

When she anxiously laughed at @1:15 after saying she was "generally miserable" speaks volumes. I totally feel that; when you're depressed but you have to hide behind a smile/laugh so no one is suspicious :( It is sad how so many people still feel that way & joke it off like it is nothing

[@Aenigmakil]

I feel you 🖤

[@Smorss2011]

It's sad how many people see you laughing and assume you cannot be depressed.

[@dmac5935]

True-- I'm Bipolar--I felt like that. However times have changed and so have I. I'm no longer embarrassed or afraid to tell people. Because someone I saw as successful, physically strong, and looked like he had the world in his hands, he revealed he suffers from depression, that gave me lift and aided in my perspective about my condition. It made me not feel like an out cast, it gave me hope, and most importantly is that you truly are not alone. I'm more open because of this now in hopes of providing the same support to someone out there. Inner peace and kindness to self 🙏🙏 be with us all.

[@taylorrice8612]

I don’t pretend to be miserable, I pretend to be happy. That’s what Marilyn was doing.

[@JRobbySh]

Eplaining her death? Depression makes one dependent on drugs/ alcohol.

[@renb6133]

Such a beautiful soul with such depth. That depth likely came from the considerable suffering she’d endured throughout her life. She’s so intelligent & introspective & clearly a natural introvert. She really had it all: beauty, brains, kindness & emotional depth. Even so, the demons from her past plus toxic relationships, sleep deprivation, drug use & depression all dragged her down. No OH star remains as well loved today as Marilyn. People just adore her & that includes me!

[@barbells_and_guitars]

She's very honest and self aware. All that time by yourself with your own thoughts allows for deep self analysis. Unfortunately that doesn't mean it will bring happiness. Often it brings the exact opposite.

[@missidraws]

Grant Okawa So true. Why is that?

[@SL904BADGIRL]

Too much free time too many thoughts too much time to analyze recreate sympathize regret which leads to depression

[@aena5995]

@@SL904BADGIRL which is why humanity came up with the cookie cutter life of college job marriage to having kids to keep the mind busy with nonsense until u end up back to god

[@sonnyroy497]

She found her place in Heaven

[@galaxyride4944]

@@SL904BADGIRL true

[@sanjatrifunovic3307]

Poor soul. Misused and abused by industry, expectations, people around her, explanation. Just another victim .....sadly

[@fitnfab6522]

Yes. She was living a life trying to meet the expectations of others. She was so sexualized, that she probably got tired of it.

[@avril962]

But also her childwood😢😢😢he was molester 2 times i fee horrible for that people espetialy in his childwood.

[@sanjatrifunovic3307]

Fit n Fab sad, very sad....but very true..

[@sanjatrifunovic3307]

FaraH I agree .... 😞

[@fitnfab6522]

@Jade Ramirez So, those men were not a disgrace as well? They were married and slept around. Why is almost always the finger is pointing at women for sleeping with married men. Don't they have a blame in cheating, affairs. Come on, just blaming and calling out names against women is actually a disgrace.

[@ZebrazRus]

it's crazy how there can never be another Marilyn again... it reminds you of our individual uniqueness.

[@climeaware4814]

There is on the Myers Briggs Personality. She could be the "Care Giver" or "artist" personality Which personality type was Marilyn Monroe? Marilyn Monroe was an ISFP personality type. She was sensual and creative, often thinking outside the box, particularly when it came to artistic pursuits.

[@cakepudding3220]

She did also get surgery to look like that

[@grai]

@@cakepudding3220 that's ridiculous take another look! Marilyn didn't look like that because of plasitc surgery!! it's **rumoured** she had a tiny part of her nose changed and made her hairline slightly higher to improve the shape of her face (and even this isn't confirmed as officially true) her beauty wasn't just her perfect face - she was beautiful because of the humanity *behind* her face she had a unique and amazing combination of facial perfection and vulnerable charisma If you could get that with plastic surgery *EVERY* woman would be as magical as Marilyn!

[@cakepudding3220]

@@grai She got brow lift (botched that’s why her eye droops but it looks se xy so it suits her, hair dye (her natural hair colour is brown), makeup, chin implant. She looks great but nothing like her OG Norma Jeane Baker self😂 (her real name is not Marilyn Monroe). I take it your a man who believes all women are born with 💄on, 💅, and all blondes are natural… (us women do dye our hair and wear extensions) Even Women who appear to not be wearing any makeup are still wearing makeup. It’s called no makeup makeup. Foundation, concealer, nude 💄, natural false eyelashes. Marilyn Monroe also uses false eyelashes, eyeliner and overlined her lips so they look bigger with makeup use. Just google what she looked like before her transformation

[@billcolyer8689]

That is so true. I admire you for saying that.

[@pukegreenpea4628]

I could listen to her for hours.

[@PullipKisses]

This made me so sad! How many people out there feel this way?! I bet many... sometimes we see people and we think that they are perfect and have a perfect life, but no one does. Treat each other with respect and treat others as you would like to be treated.

[@kristenharral4707]

I can relate to Marilyn on so many levels. I know exactly how she felt because I feel the same way. "Generally miserable" is something i'm sure of and know all too well. At the risk of sounding conceited or vain, I actually had someone tell me once that i'm "too pretty to be depressed" and they thought that "beautiful people" never had bad days. I was floored! Or, if I show my true emotions i'm accused of being a "drama queen" . these ridiculous assumptions that my life must be perfect based solely on the way I look, couldn't be farther than the truth. I wish I had days like people think I do.

[@seoathlet2199]

When you are a really shy guy or Girl, its not easy to handle a public life... everybody think you are arrogant ... or bitchy but the true is you feel lonely... and to scraed to tell it someone.... In my twenties People called me handsome and working in public... was really taff for me. Often thinking about to kill myself. Happy I have a Office job now...😊

[@morianarnia9356]

I feel that way too. I hope you have a nice day and never end your life.

[@ellajackson4272]

Well said

[@carolloraine223]

PullipKisses Best golden rule ever! She was so gifted and genuine. Love you, Marilyn!! X0X0X0

[@joedimag]

She was so open and articulated about herself, not at all a typical interview of a megastar, especially in the 60, when all the movie stars was obsessed to project a perfect image of themselves

[@brkitdwn]

joedimag.. She was miserable because she was under a lot of pressure to maintain her image.

[@alyssajones4368]

You could still see the sadness in her eyes. I did some research and was pleasantly surprised that she was very good friends with beautiful black actress Dorothy Dandridge. Sadly they both died of the same circumstances.

[@meccabahabib6647]

Yeah in Dorothy’s biofilm it touches on their friendship a little.

[@elisae4335]

And she helped Ella Fitzgerald with her career. She told the place where Ella was singing that they have to make her sing and if they do she will sit at the front table every evenings which she did :)

[@alyssajones4368]

@@elisae4335 Yep! I discovered that as well! The incomparable Fitzgerald never had to sing in night clubs after that.

[@katelin9644]

Alyssa Jones and her and Ella became great friends bc of it, they both were very similar and that’s way Ella was named the “black Marilyn Monroe”.

[@alyssajones4368]

@@katelin9644 The name suits her well.

[@murdocsrealegyptiansilk]

Hearing this interview of Marilyn Monroe makes me feel sad. She went through a lot of pain and yet she hides it with a smile. Poor Marilyn didn’t deserve any of this trauma😢

[@EJM659]

Just goes to show.. beauty, fame, fortune does not bring true happiness. Poor woman. I love her ❤

[@dailybls]

well, I think in her case beauty, fame did bring her happiness. she clearly enjoys her beauty and fame. she didn't care about money. and she wasn't a happy person because she didn't have a good relationship or family. but it's not fair to say beauty and fame didn't make her happy. if it wasn't for those, she'd probably end up in a mental hospital like her mother.

[@SR77736]

eburcua she was institutionalized briefly.

[@nette9836]

E M easily, one can see that celebrities seem to be the most miserable of people.

[@yann2144]

I dont think she was into fame but her cruel upbringing ...

[@behabtwa]

i am very surprised that ppl still run after all that. money in particular.

[@kristenharral4707]

I relate to her on so many levels. A poem by Shel Silverstein explains it very well. I think Marilyn would have understood this poem all too well. "Underface" Underneath my outside face There's a face that none can see. A little less smiley, A little less sure, But a whole lot more like me

[@rebeccadank859]

Me too. Love that poem. She was so beautiful but yet a troubled soul.

[@juneplumfruifruit2184]

A transgender. Marilyn was a man who never quite perfected the female voice, just like Hepburn, Bacall, Crawford, Jackie, kardashian, etc. That fake, dragged out, trying to sound like a little girl, annoying voice.

[@meridoberman6740]

juneplum fruifruit what?

[@fulanodetal3000]

juneplum fruifruit Your source? For any of these?

[@spongiibebi]

Kristen Harral i like that poem, thanks for sharing

[@sheisbrit17]

She laughed after saying she was miserable. Thats how you know she actually did feel miserable. Its so sad. 😞 Edit: Some of the comments under this are ignorant and I'm not going to explain myself. I said what I said and thats just it. Period.

[@thelegendofthem6120]

Its Just Brit It's true because I do the same, but how can you know?

[@thelegendofthem6120]

Gary Williams how do you know that?

[@thelegendofthem6120]

Gary Williams Well ... perhaps, but her main reason for going was to improve upon her acting. I forget his name, Lee Strasberg? He suggested he see a psychiatrist to bring out her emotions better when in acting class, it seemed to have worked against her in the long run. Not only did Doctor Greene made her expose her fears and suppressed traumas, he was obsessed with her.

[@thelegendofthem6120]

Gary Williams I'm beginning to think she wasnt the only one with mental issues Gary. I didn't at all say a thing about her being murdered or not.

[@brigittaglg]

And the interviewer laughed too. I think he was afraid of the magnitude of this affirmation and quickly reacted by just laughing it off.

[@Gump-tion]

Love her. She was such a real person in touch with herself.

[@KitKatToeBeans]

It’s sad that she never found people who truly cared about her and took care of her. But that can be said about a lot of us.

[@sylviacarlson3561]

She was a prescription pill addict and her friends worried about her intake, which was about 14 pills a day. She made a lot of bad choices. She wasn't this poor little thing that nobody loved. That was fabricated.

[@scaboi]

Joe DiMaggio truly cared about her.

[@KitKatToeBeans]

Sylvia Carlson Yes, I’m aware of her troubles. And also aware that someone can have dozens of people around them, who claim to care and who seem to others to care, that does not equal having the right people there for you.

[@KitKatToeBeans]

Mapleseed He did seem to love her. But he loved her the way he wanted to. Not the way she needed to be loved. When he married her he expected her to be someone she wasn’t. He was attracted to her for her created image, then he didn’t like that other men still lusted after her. If you love someone you should love them for who they already are. There’s a difference between helping someone change and trying to make them change for your own needs.

[@FaithMalone]

*Uptown* so true

[@dragoncrackers7660]

It just goes to show that behind the most gorgeous smile can be the saddest soul.

[@MimiTheHamster]

She’s proof that being pretty and famous doesn’t lead to happiness

[@kristinburton4953]

The wrong people get the chances.

[@BesosXoXo2]

Pretty Hurts like Beyoncé said 😢

[@MimiTheHamster]

Rishi J i think the point evaded you. Material things do not bring happiness, they bring stability which is only one ingredient of happiness

[@brenda6667]

Of course not. I would never understand who would think that. Not even being so rich. We are all human and we all have issues. Not the same issues but we all still have issues.

[@brenda6667]

@HAL 9000 If marrying a 70 year old millionaire would bring me EVERLASTING happiness? Yeah I would. But we all KNOW it doesn't matter where you are in live there's not such thing as EVERLASTING happiness.

[@May_003]

she felt joyful while studying and working. she didn't know ANYTHING else aside from work. she was such and inspiring, hard working and talented woman. she had SO much potential. she definitely deserved a much more blissful life. she deserved to live.

[@Deva7]

The most perfect female face and body of all time. And her beautiful voice. She didn't even realize how amazing and unique she was. She couldn't love herself.

[@adalinegrace9568]

Deva7 Personally, I thought it seemed more like she knew all of that, but she was never sure of everyone else. I think her greatest fear was disappointing people around her, so she pushed herself to be the best and she was the best, and she knew it, but I think she felt like she was still disappointing everyone else. I dunno, though.

[@ThomasTVP]

Her legs weren't the prettiest though.

[@jiminbias5082]

Deva7 oml

[@jayak8217]

+Thomas Müthing 😑

[@d.joseph98]

Deva7 her body is alright. If she was in this generation it would just be an ordinary boring body

[@x_despressopeaches_x1740]

•SUBTITLES• "Lets see. Say I hope Im finding happiness right? Well for me, if I can realise certain things in my work, I come closet to being happy and I can say that also about my life. Well it only happens, I think, in moments sometimes when Im working, and, uh, and I'll be able to fulfill a scene truthfully, and then I think Im the happiest. I find it very stimulating to keep studying and working but Im not just generally happy, If Im anything, Im generally miserable"-* *laughs* *-"I dont know sometimes I think, I do sometimes, sometimes I dont, which I guess is natural for everyone. I would like to be more sociable than I am on some things. Sometimes I'll chat when Im not pleased, but sometimes, the work itself requires more,uh,that Im quiet and to myself more and other days, during a musical number, I try not to get too,um,uh,I try to be a bit more out-going because I have thats what I have to express, and so I try to keep it general, I try to make the effort to make contact with people around me. Yes I could easily be alone, it does'nt bother me to be alone, I dont mind it. I know, yeah, it kind of refreshes me myself, an arrest,yes, I think two things in human beings that they want to be alone,but they want to be together,you know? I think I have also, a gay side of me, or a sad side, and I think thats where with people,Im sorry!, but there is something in people, they need solitude for a while." Marilyn Monroe,Interview 1960 •I wrote the subs for people who cant understand her• If you wondered how I did it,I wrote it down on a piece of paper, then wrote the subs here. ♡Hope you found this helpful♡ XOXO Xx Despresso xX Edit: This took me an HOUR to make

[@paulinalarsen2023]

Thank you!

[@x_despressopeaches_x1740]

@@paulinalarsen2023 Lol no prob. The only thing that had a problem were my crippling hands that were tramautized from all the writing (-_-")

[@liboriog9660]

thank you so much

[@x_despressopeaches_x1740]

@@liboriog9660 lol no prob

[@notanymore8802]

Thank you ❤️

[@peterrabbit378]

What i love is how modern Marilyn dressed. You could wear any of her clothes today and still look modern. She had such great style.

[@anduelalaho7417]

its a classic style that never goes out

[@totheworkshed7915]

None of that is modern, it’s just style that has stood the test of time.

[@TheSpunkAvenue]

I agree. I've often thought of that too.

[@digitadigita3578]

If you wear a black or white shirt, you will be timeless.

[@TrudyPatootie]

She had stylists.. back in the day they were under contract to appear in public in clothes selected for them... I don't think the "Happy Birthday Mr. President " was one of them. I love Marilyn. So vulnerable..so lost.

[@daniellew.292]

I totally get the solitude part. I'm an extrovert around people and quite expressive, but I prefer to be by myself. There's so much peace and joy when I'm alone in my room reading and writing.

[@KOTEBANAROT]

That means youre an introvert. Behaving a certain way means nothing. You can be moody and quiet and be an extravert too. It simply depends where you get your energy from - from being around people or alone

[@MrJayr1196]

You can just hear it in her voice how sad she truly was. I can somewhat relate to her trying to be happy but i think in a way like me she was seen as sociable and always cheery. Always afraid to be yourself for fear of being rejected. I only hope that those who are going through this have at least that one person in their life they can share with to help them and assure them that they mean something to someone not because of money or fame but just as another soul living this tough life.

[@greylove2064]

Junior Gomez Enlightening

[@kristinesmart24]

Junior Gomez Very well put. Perfect comment for all; thank you for sharing

[@unknownstranger6875]

It's even harder when people always compare her and put her down in comparison to Audrey Hepburn. They call her a whore, a drug addict, and crazy. Yes she did do shady things, but she was a very tragic, very broken person who was truly special. I hope she finally found peace. Society is fucked up...

[@alexiscreates]

So many people admire her for her looks, but I've always loved her because she was really articulate and talented in many different ways. And she was human with real emotions like anyone else. People don't realize how multidimensional she was.

[@Life_as_an_ant]

She had more emotions than everyone else. That was the problem.

[@MFsecret1]

That’s the problem with society. Everyone wants to fit you in a box because it’s easier for them

[@kaltumamohamed4777]

When she said she's "generally miserable" she immediately followed it with a chuckle....that was her way of trying to cope with her state and hide her true pain and also make the interviewer a little more comfortable...I feel sad for her..really!

[@kelpete2690]

Not having your parents in your life leaves a certain kind of pain and emptiness in your heart. Humans need that unconditional love and support.

[@eliaol4231]

I mean you can have abusive parents 🤷

[@jameswelsh20221]

I honestly love your posts and always enjoy reading them in my lonely spare time. I'm so sorry I invaded your privacy, but I'd love to be friends with someone who could share such sensitive post content, which means you're a woman of integrity. I wanted to add you but sending you a friend request without your consent is inappropriate because I'm a public figure and it wouldn't take much either, I'd appreciate it if you send me a friend request now so we can be friends and text better here on KZbin❤❤

[@yolenda_loves_to_sing]

Not all parents give love and support to their children tho… 😢

[@justabby4821]

You could see it in her eyes that she's not happy with her life. Although, her lips is smiling, but the eyes cannot lie...

[@djx6593]

That will be the drugs, she also has strabismus.

[@shijutu]

Even James (her first husband) said that she always looked sad in pictures that was taken of her; those eyes.

[@katiem9923]

I was thinking the same watching this. I've seen her "bedroom eyes" referred to a lot, but to me they look so sad

[@viewfromthehillswift6979]

Yes, research shows that a genuine, impromptu smile involves the eyes; a stage smile does not.

[@chickedeedee292]

You can hear the sadness in her voice. Her childhood caused permanent damage. The loss of her mother to mental illness and numerous foster care caused life-long insecurities and negativity.

[@ElanaVital83]

She was begging for someone to see her as a person, reach out and let her express her pain. Such a lonely soul, and everyone just fetishized her without a care for her well being.

[@Ikaros23]

what she needs is meditasjon and to see herself. she was a validation junky, and in the end it killed her

[@beastinout7291]

@@Ikaros23 I though that was Kennedy

[@fusion772]

That's a little hard to believe. I am sure there were lots of kind people back in the day who would have been willing to be her friend. But when you are caught up in the celebrity life it is easy to become cut off from most of society.

[@sylviacarlson3561]

Not everyone shares your opinion who knew her. A famous makeup person said she was very calculating. So it depends on who you talk to.

[@lesismore49]

Sylvia Carlson That makes me wonder if this is how she truly felt or if it was a ploy to make women relate to her and men want to rescue her. I’ve dealt with depression for many years and to the public I’m perfectly fine. I definitely wouldn’t tell an interviewer how I really feel. Except maybe one time, when I hit a very bad place, where I was being verbal about what I was going through with those I felt cared about me and might help. No one took it seriously. I was literally asking for help like we’re told we should, and nothing. Maybe this was a cry for help, maybe not.

[@robbiepeterh]

Just seeing these brief clips of her, her beauty truly does take the breath away.

[@elliebradley5192]

I'm nearly 70 years old and I'm still struggling to be really happy. Childhood trauma can play a big part in in it and back then Marilyn didn't get the help she needed to resolve those issues, just various pills. So sad she never had what she desperately longed for - a baby. She was a beautiful lady and not at all 'dumb' but exploited like so many women were then and still are.

[@whosreimi]

i hope you find happiness

[@ashhunt8794]

Nobody 70 uses the term childhood trauma, nonsense comment

[@elainebmack]

Babies are not meant to make people happy. What a lie that is.

[@ashhunt8794]

@@xoxsilentrealmxoxwithout the dark there can be no light. it's all about perspective

[@SR-iy4gg]

@@xoxsilentrealmxox If you have God in your life, you can be happy. Don't dwell on the ugly side of things. You are a child of God! Live your life like you are!

[@Hisham_HMA]

she is lost, she doesn't know herself, she doesn't recognize herself, thats one of the worst feelings you get

[@MH-lc8cw]

Yeah, I can relate to it

[@dennyrose3689]

how do you get rid of it

[@Hisham_HMA]

@@dennyrose3689 depends on what caused that feeling in the first place, maybe you are living the life that makes others happy and not yourself, realizing the problem is one of the most important steps in solving it fast life can make you lose focus on yourself and what your needs are, so take some time and look into yourself and try to think and get to know what you want, if you don't know yourself and don't recognize it anymore then GET TO KNOW YOURSELF, (trust me you will be very happy to get to know that person)

[@dennyrose3689]

@@Hisham_HMA Thanks bro, this was very helpful and deep, you pretty much exactly pointed what I am going through, I am definitely living a fast life and slowly losing touch with my self and focusing more on artificial and materialistic needs to make me feel better. But how did you come to this realization your self, did you learn it from a book or someone else, pls share as I want to dive even deeper into this topic.

[@Hisham_HMA]

@@dennyrose3689 i just lived alone for a long time, and the good thing about isolation is that you have no one else to focus on but yourself, and the best answers are the answers you discover yourself, not from a book not from someone else, yes books and words of others and friends can show you the road to discovery or at least point out a side of you you never knew you had but when you discover it yourself even after others point it out thats when you fully understand a situation and really know what you need and who you are, good luck

[@Luv2u01]

Poor sad Marilyn. Trying to find her place and apparently never did. So sad.

[@tiffanyh629]

@Meghan Livington of course because having your dad leave his family and mom going nuts to the point of almost killing you leading to foster placement in an already broken foster system doesn't affect Monroe's peace of mind as an adult. And then as an adult, having to deal with the fact that you're a dumb blonde, sexual fantasy, husbands who wanted you as a housewife instead of doing what you'd like and dismissal of mental health issues and unaddressed deep emotional scars that you had to hide under the veil of "riches fame and pills to numb the pain". Yes, a quick Google search absolutely told me Marilyn Monroe had a happy life who had everything in her hands.

[@Daneiladams555]

Crystal Burchett did you? That's kind of an arrogant comment from you. Like you know better.....

[@milesmayhem5440]

Pretty clear her place was a sperm receptacle for the Kennedy brothers.

[@sosweetbaby4]

@@milesmayhem5440 uhum...thats true...and she was seeing Elvis too and some famous Mobsters She was up to no good...she died yeah someone killed her on that shhhhhh 🤫

[@Celestia1111ove]

She was a truly beautiful human being it seems…. On the inside not just by outward beauty standards. I’m sorry that she was exploited and it breaks my heart that she didn’t ever find her happiness.

[@carisowealthy]

They didnt know how to love you darling

[@dailybls]

I think she didn't know how to be loved and to love herself growing up like she did. She did know how to be adored as a sex symbol but only that. She had her problems but she fought really hard and worked on them through therapy. Too bad she got addicted to pills or else she would have survived.

[@prettysmart9025]

At least she’s keeping it real. Unlike most people on social media faking like their life is so blissful

[@melanielegere5743]

I agree

[@brenda6667]

I would never understand why would people want to see other people show off their sadness or misfortunes... So they can relate to them? I only share my happy moments because I want to HIGHLIGHT those moments! Not the sad, terrible ones. I want to leave those behind. If seeing other people suffer makes makes people feel better than seeing their happy moments then they are the ones with issues. We are ALL human and there's not such thing as finding happiness that is "EVERLASTING", not matter how rich or poor you are. YOU would be the fool to think anyone in the world is %100 Blissful ALL the time.

[@prettysmart9025]

MyBaby Love ... We all have good times and bad. its delusional to PRETEND that life is only unicorns, marshmallows and candy canes. Embrace the things you been through, both the good and bad. they shape the person you become

[@brenda6667]

@@prettysmart9025 I'm aware of that we have good and bad times and that those tough times makes us stronger but why would you want to Show off those times to people? There's enough negativity in the world. If my friends think I'm fake and don't like me because I like to be happy and highlight my happiness instead of my lowest points in life then I wouldn't consider them my friends just my Haters.

[@prettysmart9025]

MyBaby Love ... nobody said anything about “showing off” bad times. YOU brought that up. What I did say, is it’s refreshing to see someone be honest about what they go through. Especially in a world full of fakes

[@SimplyBeautiful516]

From one introverted soul to another, I can hear her sadness. She wanted so desperately to be loved for herself, but like us all, she was too complex for that to be easy. People wanted to put her in a box and leave her there.

[@K775-v5r]

I agree completely. I feel her pain.

[@ralx225b]

@@K775-v5r I don't the problem is you need to learn to love yourself. It is okay to look for a partner but the most important thing is to learn to love yourself, nobody can fill that emptiness you feel, you must fill it yourself.

[@K775-v5r]

ralx225b thank you.

[@peccleft64]

The curse of being fabulous. Hard to have a normal life, normal friends, a normal day.

[@cassandrastornoway5445]

"I love to be alone - I think it refreshes myself" So wise.

[@charmykitty-b4t]

She was so intelligent and well spoken.

[@miminounoushe591]

Well spoken? Intelligent? How did uou know that? In a 3minute video? She just answerd some questions with basic sentences.

[@golden-63]

@@miminounoushe591 Listen to some of her longer interviews. IT's obvious Monroe possessed an above average intelligence.

[@Cynnas]

Not really.

[@reider0608]

She seemed so genuinely vulnerable 🌻

[@ArnoldVeeman]

Oh my gosh... Her openess almost makes me cry. Very recognizable. My father, I never knew him... my mother, well I don't have words for our bond anymore. I like being alone too, I don't hate meeting up with people but I am rather alone. Just to process everything and to keep being in my own safe space. Which is dear to me. She's very inspirational. I was actually looking for the band Norma Jean . . . 😂 but I am happy to have stumbled upon this interview. Thank you for this upload ❤️

[@EuroForUkraine]

Oh honey, you fulfilled EVERY scene you were in...

[@codybennett8247]

She was obviously a lot more intelligent than people give her credit. Too bad she didn't get the love that she desperately deserved. We all deserve and need to be/feel loved.

[@realbeautifulbeauty1556]

I just love her...

[@martanna84]

I love her voice here. It's so natural.

[@arcangel5598]

Generally they have Gentleness as they Speak 1. Michael Jackson 2. Marilyn Monroe 3. Princess Diana 4. Elvis Angels in heaven that hath left us too soon.

[@roujahbaby5556]

Arcan Gel AALIYAH DANA HAUGHTON AKA BABYGIRL

[@frxst3d477]

Elvis went to hell

[@violetrosely3694]

Broom Sweep I’m guessing you’ve been to hell and you’ve seen him?

[@frxst3d477]

@@violetrosely3694 No. I just happen to know that all pedos go to hell.

[@tobimakkura]

@@frxst3d477 Elvis??

[@JS-qp9be]

It seems like this woman was looking for help but found it in all the wrong places. Hope she's at peace.

[@anonview]

This interview really drives home the difference between being alone and lonely. You can be content and find happiness despite being alone. Or you can be surrounded by a million people and still feel lonely. 😞

[@Calichick310]

Well said ☹️