Is it socially acceptable for men to read magazines such as Vogue, Elle, Cosmo,etc... ?
I mean you can there's nothing stopping you but it would look a little strange because of the stereotypes. Honestly there isn't very interesting stuff in them anyway.
Why would you want to read women's magazines anyway?
Goodness knows why you'd want to read them (it's all a load of drivel - how to lose 50lbs in half a second, sex tips that'll drive your partner wild, aha ), but I don't see why not. In fact, some of the magazines I have read, my boyfriend has gone on to read after me 'for the lulz'.
I mean you can there's nothing stopping you but it would look a little strange because of the stereotypes. Honestly there isn't very interesting stuff in them anyway.
Why would you want to read women's magazines anyway?
Goodness knows why you'd want to read them (it's all a load of drivel - how to lose 50lbs in half a second, sex tips that'll drive your partner wild, aha ), but I don't see why not. In fact, some of the magazines I have read, my boyfriend has gone on to read after me 'for the lulz'.
What you are describing is like Cosmo. I read them in stores while I wait for ppl as they are hilarious as hell to read.
Well because when I buy Italian/French vogue in a store (can't order them). The cashier would every time have awkward freeze when I pay for it.
Honestly, don't worry about that. They always freeze whenever I purchase an 18-rated game or alcohol. It takes a good minute for them to scrutinize my ID, but I'm used to it now
I love a good womens magazine, there's always a good selection in the staff room at work. Not the celebrity ones, but the sort with stories like "My boyfriend's cousin's ghost did a wee in my wedding bouquet and now I'm pregnant'. Fantastic.
I love a good womens magazine, there's always a good selection in the staff room at work. Not the celebrity ones, but the sort with stories like "My boyfriend's cousin's ghost did a wee in my wedding bouquet and now I'm pregnant'. Fantastic.
PRSOM, unfortunately!
Those magazines are a guilty pleasure of mine, usually for the titles alone! In fact, the one sitting on the desk beside me has the blaring headline: 'KILLER BREAKFAST: MY CEREAL ALMOST KILLED ME'.
Beware, there could be a cereal killer on the loose.