re: Holly Madison reveals hell with Hef in Playboy Mansion

I look at her as someone who tried to capitalize on her assets. And the most obvious asset she recognized was her physical appeal to men. She wasn't smart enough to realize that she might have other assets, and she may have been too lazy to develop other assets, but she was smart enough to know that her appeal might not last forever. Thus, the desire to have Hefner's child was simply her seeking another more lasting asset that required what she thought would be little to no effort.

Her telling the story is just her latest effort to capitalize on her assets, this one being the public's interest in the unusual lifestyle at the Playboy Mansion. I can't fault her for doing so, but that doesn't mean I have to respect her for the decisions she has made.

Whenever I see her I get the impression that she has never been really happy, nor does she have a clue as to what would make her happy.