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Originally Posted by jsimon7777
Is Ugly and bland.
It's not sexist to target a product at women, though it can be done in a sexist way. I'm not sure of the last time tampons were marketed at me.
Also a lot of ads targeting women involve toughness and an anti-traditional-feminine vibe. This is partly why, even though little girls love princesses, but by the time they hit upper elementary, they think princesses and dresses are lame.
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It is sexist when they market a model of car towards women. The RS2 suffered form marketing that directly targeted women.
They would be dumb to market tampons to men. " Do you get frequent nose bleeds? Need a temporary plug for that oil bottle? Have a gunshot wound you need to deal with right now? Well have we got a product for you!"