Cosmopolitan

[HollyZ32]

Here it is!......alright so not that very many guys read cosmo anyways but oh well.....
as i sit hear and read my new print of cosmo i cant help but to wonder
what other peoples opinions are about their
dating/relationship and sex tip parts
some of the stuff i read in here is pretty i dunno kinda seems a little farfatch and a little weird! so what i wanna know is
in your own opionon
is any of those possibley true like in actaulality
does any of this stuff happen and or work
or is it a complete and total waste of 6 bucks every month! and
and are these relationship and sex tips even close to being ...something good ? hahahahah

[miss_crayon]

it is a waste of $6 every month and i cant believe i spent all that money before!

you read one, you've read them all. cosmo basically recycles their stuff every couple of months. it might have one or two changes/updates (as well as the title of the topic) but it literally is the same over and over again. as for the tips, i'll say it gave me ideas but i wouldn't say it brought my sex life/views on relationships to new heights.

some people like to read their way to improve sex or their dating ways (and it is helpful in a sense) but for me i just did it through real life experience to figure what i liked and did not like.

[HollyZ32]

Yeah i noticed that to
like ever so offten you will read the same thing over and over and over again
its crazy how they have a new way to make your "O" even better and better every month eh! hahah
i am now personaly finding it stupid to buy a new one every month for that because its all the same
but i still honestly think the confessions and bloopers you wanna call it still epicaly funny from time to time!

[Culture_Vulture]

I've actually read Cosmo on several occasions, my ex-girlfriend had a shitload of them lying around on her coffee table.

All I can say is that it's the female equivalent of the books I read. Books on body language, books on linguistics and speech patterns, books on pickup, books on self improvement, books on sexology, etc. the list goes on.

Except, it looks a thousand percent flashier than those books. They give you the feeling that as long as you pick it up and read it, you're going to be successful. Don't believe me? Just look at all the people that ever appear on its cover.

In the end, who's to judge whether or not they work?
You're to judge the truth and falsity of the articles, and in the end it's your streetsmarts (experiences) along with your booksmarts (readings) that will get you somewhere.


-Physixx

[you]

just watch porn

[q0192837465]

It's boring after a while. Yea, it's just the same stuff over & over again. And some old hag pretending to be an expert & over-analyze everything

[Wykydtron]

I love reading Cosmo at female friends places. I take everything in them with a grain of salt, but some of the stuff can be fun to try, and it's just fun/interesting to read :P

[hongy]

those embarssing stories or w.e can be extremely funny sometimes

[unidentified]

First of all, if you're spending $6 buying Cosmo every month, you might as well subscribe. And second, when I read Cosmo, I read it simply for entertainment. I don't expect to find anything profound in their articles regarding sex and relationships. And a lot of the sex moves they suggest are just plain weird.

[BoneThug]

lol i learned where the G spot was and how to get at it from a cosmo. great mag.

[joolee]

i rarely ever read it because most of it seems like a load of bs