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“It was Morrison's girlfriend, Pamela Courson - erratic, aggressive, violent, sexual, nasty who was rock 'n roll. Wrote Eve, “Pamela had guns, took heroin, and was fearless in every situation. Socially she didn't care, emotionally she was shockproof... She was someone with a heart embroidered on her pants over the place where her anus would be.” In short, all the things Jim pretended to be, Pamela was.” - Lili Anolik “Pamela was no Yoko Ono. She never tried to put a wedge between Jim and the band. She never meddled in our creative process. I always thought she was good for Jim. Their relationship may have been tumultuous at times, but they never had any major fights when I was around. They made their own rules. It was clearly an open relationship since they were both seeing other people, and that incited trouble from time to time. But they genuinely seemed devoted to each other. A true couple. And even their unstable version of stability was better than Jim bouncing from girl to girl every night. Her squeaky voice and goofy demeanor made her appear sweet and innocent, but she was crazier than Jim in some ways, taking up with weird guys and doing heroin. To many men that would be a negative, but Jim had finally met someone who could walk on the edge right alongside him. Pam was too flighty and flaky to get into poetry or literature on the same level as Jim, but she was smarter than most people realized. Some people question whether she was calculating the cost-benefit of dating Jim in the name of a financially comfortable future. I can’t say that wasn’t a factor, but she still legitimately loved him. It was a complex coupling, to say the least. The bottom line is that she was weird, he was weird, and they were lucky they found each other to be weird with.” - Robby Krieger, Set the Night on Fire - #pamelacourson #jimmorrison #thedoors #muse #icon #fashionicon #styleicon #femmefatale #60s #1960s #sixties #60sfashion #junkie