Appendages only get in the way really. That's why mannequins are shipped without arms and legs.
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Appendages only get in the way really. That's why mannequins are shipped without arms and legs.
I don't really think you can read much into the figure accept that maybe a few extra males buy issues when such a thing is on the front cover.
I actually don't care who's on the cover most of the time. It's more of the headline titles that get in. Sometimes they have hot women, sometimes its women I don't like, but there's always the word sex somewhere. lol.I've read (though I forget where now so don't quote me on this 😉 ) that when they put men or less "glossy cleavag-y" kind of pics on it they sell less issues. Not sure what that says about it the majority who purchase it (pressumably women).
So it's the basic male brain.but there's always the word sex somewhere. lol.
Medium has an article on the evolution of magazine covers. One that they talked about was, fittingly, Cosmo.
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Check out the 90's
On a side not I do think its silly when stores cover the front of Cosmopolitan magazine. The magazine is over the top but is it really 'pornographic' enough to warrant censorship?
This happens?(!) Wow. Definitely doesn't happen here. I'd say the Cosmo covers are sexy and in your face as it works as a marketing device, not pornographic. Some shops here don't even censor the porno mags - they're just placed up high on the top shelf.
Wow I didn't know that. I'm sure that some parents don't want their kids reading those "Sex" related cover titles. I do remember seeing Cosmo as a teen probably, but didn't start reading it til I was in my 20's. I read Seventeen magazine, which is basically a toned down teenage version of Cosmo. And of course the kids could always pick up the magazine out of the sleeve and then read the headlines. Its up to the parents I guess. If the kids start asking questions.Yup! Crazy huh? Walmart and Vons puts them behind blinders and more stores are deciding to do the same.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/01/b...overs-to-be-shielded-by-2-retailers.html?_r=0