How to broaden your horizons

I like to read women's magazines. The costumes are very beautiful, the photos are very creative, and some articles are very suggestive, which is worth reading. Of course, there are also a few lines of babble, a little materialism, but also contains a danger. Your eyes stare at the figure printed on the glossy paper, but in your heart you secretly aim at the goal of the struggle: I want to stay young forever, to be beautiful forever, and the hole is always carefully polished, and the posture is always accurate. Unfortunately, real life itself is pretty accurate. There are stains, creases and spots in life. And during your best hours (and I'm talking about the really good ones, like sleep), you usually wear little makeup and little clothing. It can be seen that photography advertisements in magazines are not the ultimate in life, they are just a few pictures. Editors of magazines (along with newspapers and TV shows) should look for new focuses so they can continue to explore the latest topics, what's new, what's hot, what's coming next, and so on. The new may not be better than the old, but do you read magazines just to. - Get new information? If new information suits your taste, keep it to yourself. You don't like it, you forget about it. If the magazine you're reading isn't worth your time and money, head to the newsstand to see what else is available. There are magazines that specialize in women who are already young and young. There are magazines that see their readers as complex and diverse people who understand their spiritual preferences and their physical needs to be dressed and perfumed. Magazines like this might be worth taking a look at. Whatever newspaper or magazine you read, what you get from it should be opinions, information, a little bit of relief from the serious life. One day, when these magazines no longer control the style of your dress and no longer dominate your life, browsing magazines will become a pure pleasure, and you will also gain a point of pleasure.