克林顿 希拉里自曝曾拒绝克林顿求婚

希拉里自曝曾拒绝克林顿求婚  

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton opened up about her marriage in an interview with actress and activist Lena Dunham published Tuesday.
"I was terrified about losing my identity and getting lost in the wake of Bill's force-of-nature personality
" she said of the former president. "I actually turned him down ice when he asked me to marry him."
"That was a large part of the ambivalence and the worry that I wouldn't necessarily know who I was or what I could do if I got married to someone who was going to chart a path that he was incredibly clear about. My ideas were much more inchoate. I wasn't sure how to best harness my energies. So I was searching
" she added.
"那时候我左右为难，又焦虑万分，主要是因为找不到个人定位，对未来也毫无头绪。毕竟，比尔早已有了清晰的规划，可我还一头雾水。我不知道如何才能最好地发挥我的力量，所以一直在寻找方向，"她补充道。
Bill Clinton often recalls how he proposed ice
and how he initially felt that his future wife
who is again running for president
would be more suited for a life of public service.
"I once told her
'I do want you to marry me
but you shouldn't do it
' and she said 'that's not a very good way to make a sale
what do you mean?'" he said in an interview with E! News. "I said well
'I love you and you're endlessly interesting to me and we'll have a good life
but I think you're the most talented person of our generation for public service and what you should really do is go home to Illinois and run for office
or go to New York and practice law and run for office.'"
In her interview with Dunham
Hillary Clinton explained that she was worried how marriage would affect her teaching or her work at a legal-aid clinic.
"I loved doing that. And I wasn't quite sure how everything I cared about might fit into a marriage with him. So eventually
I said yes. It was a big leap of faith
and I think most marriages are
" she said. "You really do just sort of say
'Okay
I think I know what it's gonna be like
but I don't know for sure. Let's find out.'"