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Re-assessing men's magazines : Comments
By Matthew Holloway, published 23/12/2011Could girly magazines be moving average male attitudes to females closer to that of the rapist?
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Within google, Jezebel magazine is described as “gossip, culture, fashion, and sex for the contemporary woman.”
At least Jezebel magazine is quite blatant about it, but if the word “gossip” is stated, then how much reliability can be placed on anything else in the magazine.
And it is not just magazines. I have seen quite a few articles by university academics in recent times, that make a series of statements without any reference to any research or any type of study.
What is fact (and believable), and what is fiction is now becoming very difficult to determine.
And I would place women’s media as being a primary agent in this gradual merging of fact and fiction, or indeed, of replacing fact with fiction.
Suzanonline,
Someone else who can’t think of a word, so they say the word “misogynist” instead.
Did a feminist teach you to do that?
Next you will be saying, “abuse, abuse, abuse” like any well trained feminist.
“Men like to flick through men's magazines for the rubbish stories and the half-naked or fully naked women's pictures.”
Do they really?
I would like to see the statistics regards it.
Or are you simply giving some “womanly wisdom”, that you learnt from a feminist or a woman’s magazine.