Recomended Reading: Men's Health Magazine

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Hi all,
I just spent an hour going through a lot of the dating and more adult oriented posts, and I have a suggestion for all of those frustrated guys who want solid, practical advice:
Men's Health Magazine. My wife bought me a subscription a few years ago when I started working-out. I have to say, I wish I was aware of this magazine when I was single. Month in and month out, this magazine offers practical, often science-based articles and tips on relating to the opposite sex. Thus far, I have found the dating and relationship articles dead-on and everything is written from a non-sexist point of view (often by women themselves). If you don't feel like forking over $5, they have a website as well:
http://www.menshealth.com

Some of the ladies might also enjoy it (my wife reads it too). It might provide you with some practical insight into the male mind. There's also a female version entitled "Women's Health":
http://www.womenshealthmag.com/

you never know. I remember being in college when the women in the dorm found out I read 'Playboy', they descended on me....and proceded to pick apart the centerfolds. I learned more about what women looked at...not only do they look, fellas, they're better at it than we are...

OTOH...I always wanted to meet a Cosmo girl..

I don't get it. What would a woman want with a "Playboy"?

Women like to look at other women too. It's not sexual, but they do. Why do you think that women's interest magazines consist mostly of pictures of other women?

I just received a new issue in the mail on Friday (April 2008, Derek Jeter is on the cover). In this issue alone:
Sex & Relationships:
pg 44. Pick the Right Mate
pg 74 Jimmy the Bartender: "Can I suggest that my girlfriend tone down the dirty talk and porn-star moans in bed?"
pg 96 Extra pointers for catching her eye
pg 112 Don't Bug Her: These bad habits will wreck your relationship in a heartbeat. Adjust accordingly