Dear Killarney,

The following link may be of interest:

http://www.theory.org.uk/mensmags.htm

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This article on OLO is based on so-called research conducted in the UK, but the actual research paper cannot be found, it is not known if the sampling was representative of men in the UK, and then the author of this article tries to infer it is representative of men in Australia.

As feminism, it is typical.

A desire to gossip and make up stories about men, and it should probably should go into Jezebel or some other type of woman's magazine, under the category of unreliable, non-scientific “gossip”.

Abuse and a citation of an undergrad essay. Good to see you're keeping up to your own standards, Lexi.

"This essay was written in autumn 2000, when Lucy Brown took the module 'Communications Theory' at the Institute of Communications Studies, University of Leeds, UK"

Just following the high bar that you've set
old chap. Afterall I don't have your knowledge
of expertise in this field.

Dear vanna,

Here's a link that may give you another perspective
on the subject:

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2011/12/13/no-men-s-magazines-aren-t-written-by-rapists.html