But she still lost in the end, and she wasn't happy

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But she still lost in the end, and she wasn't happy

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That is still a mystery LightAngel and those closest to her strongly deny that she was unhappy.

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Don't spread your legs to get what you want, because you will always end up being unhappy, and you will always lose in the end, they always do! -

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I have a suspicion that the women who do spread their legs to get what they want -gladly, freely, with direct and purposeful intent- are happy as fuck. They achieve their goals and don't feel guilty about it. We tend to label this behaviour because the only cases we hear about are the tragic, insecure scandals. The ones who truly practice it, you'd probably never even suspect.

You mean females like Hillary Clinton?

You don't need to be Albert Einstein to see that the sweet girl was unhappy

And she did lose, why do you think she died so young?! - she died before she had achieve her dreams. and here is some words from her ''An actress is not a machine, but they treat you like a machine. A money machine'' - would a happy women say this? - Nah, I don't think so.

Sweet girl? I am assuming that you knew her personally (maybe you're her Mother)?

And what pray tell, 'were her dreams'?
She got out of the trailer park. Wonderful. What were her other goals?

Were her dreams to have a son who ended up dead as a result of her poor parenting skills? If so, she accomplished that dream.

I don't feel sorry for her in the slightest. In fact, I think her death MAY and I do mean a big MAY have saved her little girls life. Time will tell.

Good riddance.

WTF- I'm talking about Marilyn Monroe

Get a grip girl

<Eve gets a grip>

Anyway, why did Monroe die so young? That's still under specualtion and I don't think it is because she was unhappy either. This is an argument that could go on for hours.
I am NOT for certain that she killed herself...

Who killed Marilyn?

As I said downstairs...

Good riddance!

Now I shall take a moment NOT to remember her.

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And she did lose, why do you think she died so young?! - she died before she had achieve her dreams. and here is some words from her ''An actress is not a machine, but they treat you like a machine. A money machine'' - would a happy women say this? - Nah, I don't think so

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Yes well we all have our moments don't we. But that doesn't detract from the point I was making in original post, and that was Anna Nicole was never in the same league as Marilyn. She will be forgotten like a bad joke; Marilyn on the other hand will go down in history as an American icon.

>> I would like to take a moment to remember Anna Nicole Smith <<

Enjoy the moment. Because unlike icons such as Marilyn Monroe and Brigitte Bardot (both of whom had talent and far more intelligence than many people realise) in a few short years this brainless titterbox will be nothing more than a forgotten piece of fluff dangling off the ass of the Playboy empire.

Where the two aforementioned beauties endure through their work and sheer charisma Anna Nicole will (if she's lucky) get her face in the occassional vintage Playboy issue calanders of the future.

"Celebrity" and "talent" are words too easily bandied about these days. And "fame" far too easily achieved.

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

Yes. And maybe even...