Lea Michele Cosmo March Cover: Issue exposes skin, angers fans (Photo)
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She doesn't play Rachel in real life. Get over it.
2. Parents shouldn't be allowing their child to read/look at a cosmo. Even on the cover half the time it says all kinds of stuff about sex .
3. I dunno about everyone else but as a kid, I was more interested in looking at the impulse buy candy section, not the magazine covers.
4. Lastly, and I don;t see anything wrong at all with what Lea is doing but, kids shouldn't look up to celebrities. even ones they think are around their age or something. Look at a lot of some of the most famous young women right now. How many of them are "stupid spoiled whores" ?? And if your kid was really interested in seeing provocative images in the first place (some of the articles on this topic mentioned a mother and her 13-year-old son), lady, the kid is going to see this stuff anywhere and everywhere. Maybe don't put him in a closet and shelter him from it. If you watch the show, as was claimed, 'Rachel' makes a point in an episode saying how there's nothing wrong with sex, and your bodies, It is what it is. She's covered up, but you can see some skin. People need to get over if. It's frickin' COSMO. GAWD.
And..Andi I hope someone takes your comments to heart -- I enjoy Glee, but I would not allow my chidren to watch without at the very least watching with them (and only if they were teenagers), followed by conversations about the subject matter in the episode. I
The scarier thing about Glee is not the skin on a magazine known for its articles on sex as well as its air-brushed covers, but that it very much reflects the inner-workings of what high school life is like: including pregnant cheerleaders, couples that break up over petty jealousies, mean girls and boys who tease the outcast, weird kids, and the occassional apethetic teacher as well as (less anyone think I only dwell on the negative) friendships that develop over common causes, teachers that look to teach life lessons more than just lesson plans, and the joys of being a teenager.
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