Cosmopolitan Magazine Relationships

Why people can not write the articles for the magazine Cosmopolitan?

(Disclaimer: I do not read Cosmo) Since so much of Cosmo's Relationship advice or things about a guy like you realize why women write all those columns to be done? Would it not be more informative (and instructive) if the readers have some real prospects of man himself?

Cosmopolitan (And Glamour, etc.) are absolute garbage. Luckily, I recognized this early on in his life. Now think of 29, I hate that I could possibly based, most of my views and lifestyle choices for the last 12-15 Years on this incessant self-obsessed chatter. It is a women's lifestyle magazine that I read occasionally that I love – Marie Claire. Compared to other reads of the same class belong especially the "good" things (fashion, health & beauty tips, editorials on the front page model latest books / movies / Music) and leaves out all the "bad" stuff (celebrity gossip that no one model of concerns, comparisons will show you how you are never good enough Suggestions of degrading behavior that everyone, but is looking forward) … on top of all that there are also things of actual interest / intellect, like the articles on current world issues (in particular whether women). It is really to accept a "self, you are beautiful, be happy" Art-Journal. Women actually follow the type of items you propose seriously lacking in one or more of the following – a brain, common sense.

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