Monroe was more than just a blonde bombshell actress; she was a person, a wife and most defining, a woman. She brought a whole new light to the streets of Hollywood. Think of her as a type of feminist, not the kind who fights for a woman’s right to vote, or to have equal opportunities but the kind who opened the eyes of the world around her to a new way of thinking and believing. Sex was the unspoken action and being sexy was rarely heard of in the mid 1900’s. Then, out of a factory during the infamous war, a woman emerged whose sheer looks knocked the wind out of anyone who encountered her.

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Ultimately, she shaped the world’s views on women. Thought of as housewives and as only sexy in the bedroom, she showed that by a flash of a smile or a haughty laugh, women can flirt with anyone, appearing sexy and desirable. She taught women to be honest with themselves and to the public. Her sensuality and sexuality stormed the world. Most importantly, she showed women that the experiences in life are far more valuable than they realized.

Marilyn Monroe was more than just a movie star or a glamour queen. A global sensation in her lifetime, her popularity has extended beyond star status to icon. Icon being another word for role model; a word meaning a strong, admired figure. Today Marilyn Monroe’s name is synonymous with beauty, sensuality and sexuality. She remains an inspiration to all who strive to overcome personal obstacles for the goal of finding themselves. She proved to women that using their sexuality was not the only means of belonging. As much as it did help in her time, her desire to lead a life of satisfaction was what really pushed her to become the woman known throughout the world today. For women with a bad background, to the plus-size girl next-door, Marilyn Monroe appears a strong role model and icon for women of all ages.

A role model is a person who exem

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