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Saturday, July 4, 2009
WTF.
Okay here goes. Every month I buy around 5 magazines to feed my brain and curiosity. And life is different without cable. Off the occasional ones I'm always reading, I read Cosmo too. Which is about 6 bucks and according to KK (and I find it amusing), only 2 bucks of it contains non-sex related matters - hence worth reading.

I haven't been critical at all reading these lifestyle magazines. I'm not bothered when they objectify women because hey, so what? And when they are putting fuller figure women on their spread, I'm cheering with the crowd. But this month's UK Cosmo really bothers me because of pages and pages and pages of their spread, they are telling us directly how to behave! What they think we're that clueless? Hello? When these magazines tell us how to get the perfect body, it doesn't bother us because I know you can't expect that from everyone. But now they have got sets of rules for us to trim our attitude? Yaiks. Talk about robotic!

Okay hold on, I'm gonna gain my healthy appetite. What? No, Cosmo told me so!
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