Marilyn Monroe photographed by George Barris, 1962.

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Marilyn Monroe watching Joe DiMaggio play baseball in Florida, 1961.

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alwaysmarilynmonroe:

From my Marilyn in Art book, how gorgeous is this?! Marilyn in Niagara in 1953. I wish I had this talent! #marilyn #marilynmonroe #art

“Men who had never known her wondered if their love and protection might have saved her. Women who had never known her wondered if their empathy and friendship might have done the same. For both women and men, the ghost of Marilyn came to embody a particularly powerful form of hope: the rescue fantasy. Not only did we imagine a happier ending for the parable of Marilyn Monroe’s life, but we also fantasized ourselves as the saviors who could have brought it about.”- Gloria Steinem

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ourmarilynmonroe:

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton Greene, 1954

When everything isn’t going all right, don’t brood about it! There’s sure to be something better waiting for you if you strive for it. Just be ready for your big chance. Success is up to you, and if you think it’s worth it, it will be yours!

Marilyn Monroe, Filmland Magazine, 1953 (via ourmarilynmonroe) —

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kimnovaks:

Guys please do not follow blog called monroegifs its made up ENTIRELY out of stolen Marilyn gifs, absolutely everything on there are reposts of Marilyn gifs, and needless to say its getting notes.

It would also be good if some Marilyn or blogs in general could reblog this, please and thank you. So people would know not to reblog this asshole.

Marilyn Monroe at the premiere of The Prince and The Showgirl, 1957.

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Marilyn Monroe outside The Actors Studio in New York, 1956.

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