The biography confirming that Marilyn Monroe was bisexual
"My little Secret Told by Jane Lawrence" is the biography of blonde temptation that focuses on that rumor that lasted all of Marilyn Monroe's public life about her romances with women.
"My little Secret Told by Jane Lawrence" is the biography of blonde temptation that focuses on that rumor that lasted all of Marilyn Monroe's public life about her romances with women. Several were the affairs that supposed the actress, among them with Marlene Dietrich. This biography confirms that Marilyn was also attracted to women, (actually she alluded to this in several interviews), and recounts the actress's first lesbian love, with Jane Lawrence.
Tony Jerris, the author of the book, tells how Jane, director of the actress's fan club, managed to reach the actress and confess that she did not feel a closeness to the use of her by women, but something else, especially by her. Jane lived tormented by her homosexuality, but Marilyn confessed that she felt the same and that "love is love, nothing else matters."
Jane told it long ago in an interview. “I remember our first meeting as a dream. My heart began to beat frantically as he brushed my thighs, and then he moved closer to my lips ... and gave me a long kiss. " The creator of the fan club of the erotic myth of the 50s affirmed that "Marilyn was a free spirit, an open and cheerful person without social prejudices who had no fear about her sexuality", and assures that her romance with Marilyn changed her forever . She doesn't miss us.
Her love story ended but they remained friends for the rest of their lives. While Jane was finally able to live out her homosexuality in peace, Marilyn had relationships with both men and women. In the biography, Jerris also tells of Marilyn's affairs with Joan Crawford, Barbara Stanwyck, Marlene Dietrich, and Elizabeth Taylor herself.
