She was different. She was a beauty with style. She once said: "I'm afraid of being alone, and besides, I don't like sleeping in an empty bed. This is a completely normal thing. There are few people who can enjoy solitude. I'm not one of them, I wasn't brought up like that and I wasn't born for it. "
Elizabeth Taylor she was married eight times and learned a lot from each relationship. She knew how to live and love. She charmed both men and women with her purple eyes.
What are her life lessons from all the ups and downs through relationships.
Here are nine of her love tips:
Play by your own rules and forget what society says
"I don't want to become a housewife, that was never my goal," she emphasized on one occasion. She was not the type of housewife and ordinary woman. While her peers in the 1950s and 1960s were competing to be the more exemplary Stepford wife, she had professional ambitions and a string of husbands and divorces, at a time when divorce was not as acceptable as it is today! Considered a woman who was ahead of her time.
Marry someone who thinks you're a godsend
Her fifth or sixth husband Richard Burton wrote about her in his diary:
"She's shy and witty, she's nobody's toy, she's a brilliant actress and more beautiful than anyone could imagine. She can be arrogant and stubborn, but also gentle and wonderful. He puts up with all my mistakes and drunkenness, it just hurts my guts if we're not together. He loves me."
Never steal a friend's husband
But if you already do that, then settle this dispute with her. Singer Eddie Fisher left Debbie Reynolds for her. You'd think that Elizabeth and Debbie would become mortal enemies because of this, but they didn't. The two actresses became friends and remained friends until Liza's death. "Women loved her and men adored her. People think I was mad at her, I never was," Reynolds said after Liza's death.
Never reject diamonds
After one violent fight with Barton, Liz accepted a diamond necklace from him as a reconciliation gift.
If he doesn't want you, move on
"When they get to a certain age, some men are afraid of growing up and becoming mature, so the older they get, the more they choose younger women," Liz once said. A lesson we can learn from her; the one we want thinks we are not beautiful enough or young enough for him, we simply have to erase him from our thoughts and lives.
Arguments will always happen
Misunderstandings are an inevitable part of any relationship. Taylor and Burton were so used to arguing that when they got to the hotel, they booked a room right above theirs and another one below it, so they wouldn't disturb the other guests with their arguments.
Don't settle until you find the right one for you
"I am very committed to marriage. That's why I got married eight times," she said on one occasion.
Don't underestimate passion
"My life is guided by passions and feelings, I've always admitted that," said the actress. The Vatican declared her a sinner because of too many free-spirited scenes in the movie Cleopatra.
Don't cry over a failed relationship
Her advice, which should be a guide for all women when a relationship breaks up, is: "Don't cry over the end of the relationship, pour yourself a drink, put red lipstick on your lips and get yourself together!"
