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Answer: She is selling a subscription to one of
the magazines below. Can you figure out the
magazine before looking at the alphabetical list
below?
Bust
Cosmo
Girl
Cosmopolitan
Elle
Elle
Girl
Esquire
FHM
Frank
Glamour
GQ
Jane
Maxim
Oxygen
Rolling
Stone
Seventeen
Shape
Sports
Illustrated
Teen
Teen
Vogue
Vanity
Fair
Women's
Health & Fitness
YM
A click on the photo will give you the answer.
Surprised? Everyone is so afraid of the sexist
presentation of women on the cover of men's
magazines. Do they think that the message that the
same images that are presented on the covers of
women's magazines present a less dangerous image of
women for boys? And what about the women
and girls who buy these women's
magazines? These magazine are consistantly
telling them that they aren't good enough and that
they need all of the toxic make-up and clothing to
be acceptable. And, don't forget a big cleavage and
pert
nipples and weight loss programs and acting
fake to equal what the women on the cover of their
magazines have? I have seen several men's magazines
take on women's magazines regarding this topic.
However, I haven't seen Ms
Magazine, the self-protector of victimized
women everything, dare take on this subject. Or any
other women's magazine, for that matter. What
gives? I guess there are too many women running the
women's magazines and cosmetic companies and
advertising agencies and weight loss programs to
dare touch that subject. Meanwhile, our girls get
weened on Cosmo
Girl, Elle
Girl, Teen
and the many
others, to follow in the path to success - to
be beautiful, narrowly defined as looks, not inner
beauty, and, of course, buy a lot of products and
spend a lot of time covering up who they really are
with socially acceptable ways of looking and being,
heartedly endorsed by women. See what Nelly
Furtado has to say about scantly clad
women. Also, 
if you have the nerve.
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