Excellent post sunshine702!  I agree with your magazine observations.  I have noticed the same with many types of media.  I especially agree in regards to people wanting attention.  It really seems like the masses have become highly narcissistic with a big side dish of attention whore.  I noticed it started long ago with MySpace.  Then FakeBook came on scene and it got out of control.  I had profiles on each platform for a period.  It was cool at first to keep up with my military friends as we got different reassignments and scattered around the world.  I got rid of them before I was woke to Mark Cuckerberg's BS.  I ditched them because I didn't care to see a pic of someone's nachos for a midnight snack, people becoming obsessed with "sharing" every f-ing moment, a pic of someone's toilet with their toddler's first turds in it, I detest selfies, and the insane need of people to one up each other.  My ex wife was obsessed and her mood was dependent on how people were on Fakebook.  It was easy to see how everything was posted in an attempt to garner sympathy or jealousy.  Like a bunch of mean school kids on the first day back after Christmas break who were dick measuring over who got the most/most expensive gifts.  Lastly, human beings incapable of enjoying life because they are too busy posting EVERYTHING!