Quote by Marilyn Monroe

I said pour yourself a drink, put on some lipstick, and pull yourself together.

I said pour yourself a drink, put on some lipstick, and pull

Summary

This quote by Elizabeth Taylor serves as a reminder to take care of oneself and maintain strength in the face of tough situations. It highlights the importance of self-care, symbolized by pouring oneself a drink and putting on lipstick. By metaphorically "pulling oneself together," it suggests the need for resilience and inner fortitude when dealing with adversity. In essence, the quote encourages a proactive approach to facing challenges with confidence and self-assurance.

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By Marilyn Monroe

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