But don’t tell me to stop buying miniskirts. As long as I can keep my thin thighs, I’m going to continue wearing miniskirts.
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Some of us appreciate women who "doll" themselves up. I personally, love it when my wife does that. It has nothing to do with demeaning her or having less respect for her. It’s more about what we prefer.

I think if society was more bilateral (with regard to the sexes), then we would see men who read those kinds of magazines and subscribed women’s preferences too.

The key here is to do what you want to and what makes you feel good. I personally used to like attention from women, now I do from my wife. If something I wear or something I do to my hair makes her more attracted to me, then I’ll do it.

Unfortunately, too many women go overboard with that concept. The idea is to be attractive to yourself, then the actractee.

Showing your goodies because you think it’s the only way to get attention is just wrong. But if you like dressing skanky because of the thrill. Because your husband/boyfriend or the type of guy you’re looking for likes that, then go for it.
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Other than that, I ignore fashion magazines unless there’s absolutely nothing else to read. My favourite magazine is PINK. (Don’t let the title fool you — it’s a women’s business magazine.) I read Ms. whenever I find it. I also enjoy Maclean’s (Canadian newsmagazine), or Time and Newsweek when that’s unavailable. I read Us Weekly in case there’s a lull in the conversation, which can easily be filled up by celebrity gossip.
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In addition, not everyone is going to be offended by the same things. You can’t just wipe out something because people say they’re offended.
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I do have subscriptions to "Discover", "Scientific American", "Psychology Today", "Astronomy", and "Time." These are far more intellectually stimulating to me.
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