Jacqueline Kennedy. The intimate life. (№ 270915)

To do things you don't want to be interested in what interested, to meet and make friends with those who are unpleasant to me, to be constantly under the gun cameras, protruding ears, evil tongues that is to be the first lady. Of course, not only that, but in the first place so. <...>
To endure public insults inflicted under the guise of innocent curiosity, be subjected to a barrage of rumors, gossip, speculation, to follow every word and even expression in his bedroom, constantly waiting for trouble and look to be smiling, friendly, to be the "best" - what it means to be first lady.