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ChristianLE
2 years ago

This is not advertising, but the cover of a book….

I suspect that the book is about sexuality.

PeterJohann
2 years ago

Actually, I don’t care, but in case of doubt, I wouldn’t be hiding esthetic opponents. I find sexualized advertising as long as OK as it does not prejudge traditional gender roles.

And I find this whole muffle-damaged hiding of sexuality rather negative.

Otherwise, the cover fits exactly to the book: https://www.amazon.de/Rainz-Spanish-Helix-John-Christopher/dp/1491748257

PeterJohann
2 years ago
Reply to  Moltke66

Is there too in unaesthetic 😎. I find these representations no matter how pretty/sounding. Every return to the imprisoned morality of my youth or the US standard I completely reject…

OutOfNowhere776
2 years ago

I don’t think there’s anything in it, it’s aesthetic. Worse incentives at most solve these cheap and primitive “root me on” advertising spots on television, but they have, fortunately, taken very seriously in recent years.

Driver950
2 years ago

Well, advertising is always annoying me, but that makes advertising at least something more bearable

princesskenny
2 years ago
Reply to  Moltke66

There are no sexual acts in the public with a cover. Especially since they only embrace upper body free on the cover and even cover the breasts.

princesskenny
2 years ago

There’s no one getting busted on the picture. There is always one hand on the abdomen and the other hands cover the chest. I’ve never said that it wasn’t sexual, but it’s just not sexual acts. Just because the hands are only there and nothing else is done on the cover. And that’s advertising, too, I’m aware.

Leyzgen
2 years ago

Surpluses