Ahh. You're trolling. I should have picked that up earlier.

Perhaps. I tend to think of fashion and cosmetics as predominantly male run and controlled. It's only the brand faces who are female. And they tend not to have to be smart, as it is not their job to be smart. Their job is to wearing makeup/clothing.

Of course Monroe had a considerably different childhood and motivation for her choices. While their celebrity maybe have been similar, their upbringings were not.

She wasn’t my choice. She's probably the last person I would pick. I was asked about Marilyn, so I responded.

Incredibly well put. We are like minded! I wish I could add to this, but you've laid it out perfectly.

Well goodness knows fashion and style are pressing and crucial issues.

Let’s look at her quotes. Apparently the wrong color foundation is the worst thing in the world ...

That’s difficult for me to speak to, as I wasn’t around to experience her fame in its time. But I do enjoy her films. Is she Katherine Hepburn? No. Are her films enjoyable? Absolutely. Her films are the only exposure I have to her.

And that is indeed something I do. I question out public values a great deal, especially during the political system. However, I think we can critique both our values and subjects we value. After all, we’re just fucking around here on the Internet.

Anything is possible. I’m just not sure if she’s unapologetically herself. It seems like she unapologetically whatever her husband wants her to be. I seem to remember that she used to wear a lot of color, and seemingly had less plastic surgery before she married Kanye. I remember an article saying that after she…

Marilyn Monroe? She was an actress who made some absolutely classic films that have given millions a great deal of pleasure. Niagara is a favorite of mine. Not to mention Bus Stop, The Seven Year Itch, Gentlemen Prefer Blonde and many others. She also studied at The Actor’s Studio.

Pretty much any celeb I come across gets a looksee. Gender is irrelevant.

I'm enjoying the guilty pleasure of laughing on the inside.

Eh. I do hate the game. But we’re talking about her today because this article is here. Meh.

Well, that’s the thing. I don’t have to think about what I’d do if I was in that position. I do what I can with .000001 percent of what some rich person has. When I get more, I give more.

I do what I can in terms of volunteering with the elderly, and working my local polling centers. But if I was a multimillionaire with a national platform, I could help a considerably larger amount of people. It just seems like a shame to have that kind of money, and not devote most of your time to help the needy and…

There is nothing I can say here that wouldn't be horribly inappropriate. I'm going to keep those as inside thoughts.

That's where you lose me. I don't understand what she does for a living. She's not a musician or an actor. What is it that she does that's entertaining. So far as I can tell, she goes places and gets photographed.

Exactly. That’s the ‘gift’ she's giving to women - perpetuating an impossible beauty standard.

And that's cool. We're all entitled to our opinions. I am entitled to mine just as you are to yours.