Quote by Marilyn Monroe

I think that when you are famous every weakness is exaggerated.

I think that when you are famous every weakness is exaggerat

Summary

This quote suggests that when someone becomes famous, their flaws or weaknesses are amplified and become more prominent or noticeable. Celebrity status often puts individuals under constant scrutiny and criticism, making every mistake or fault appear more significant. The public and media tend to exaggerate any shortcomings of famous people, viewing them as larger than life and potential for fodder or scandal. Overall, the quote points out the added pressure and judgment that comes with fame, leading to the spotlight being placed on every imperfection.

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By Marilyn Monroe

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