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Sex always sells, but is the cost too high?
After Dame Joan Bakewell this week attacked teen magazines for their overtly sexual content and its effect on young girls, two writers debate whether the publications really do go too far.
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Fionola Meredith argues that teen magazines place too much emphasis on sex , an issue best addressed at home
Magazines for teenage girls have been around for generations and, for just as long, parents have been fretting about the dangerous effect they might have on teenage minds and bodies.
When I was young, ‘Jackie’ magazine was considered pretty hot stuff, full of tips on things like how to french-kiss your boyfriend, and my mum would never let me buy it. But the likes of Jackie look as chaste and innocent as Little House on the Prairie now.
That's why Joan Bakewell was right to speak out against the effects of today's magazines for the female teenager.
Describing them as “coarsening trash on a huge scale”, Miss Bakewell said that young women were being exploited by an industry, which uses sex to sell copies, regardless of the cost to youngsters' self-esteem or their own developing sexuality.
Source: Belfast Telegraph