Being neglected all her life without a mother and not knowing her father, Marilyn Monroe struggled. He never had a stable place to call home. She was in and out of foster homes more than 12 times and, to make matters worse, had numerous psychological problems. Some may be genetic, while others may have been formed by always being in the spotlight. Monroe suffered from bipolar disorder, a mild personality disorder, and later in her life went through depression and drug addiction. While Monroe was going through all these difficult things in her life, she had to make it seem like everything was okay. America considered her an inspiration, so many people didn't know all of her problems until later in her life. His mother also suffered from many psychological problems. Marilyn's mother was committed to a mental institution for most of her life, which is why she could not care for Monroe as a child. Marilyn Monroe suffered from depression for much of her life. It especially affected her when her mother died. He didn't really have a good relationship...