More Magazine- willy of the week?

I feel like I would have remembered Willy of the Week, I would have loved it. I went into an arty bookshop once to buy 'The Male Nude' when I was about 13 just so I could look at penises 😂I even had a backstory, ya'know, in case I was quizzed by the bookseller 🙄

Just like a PP said, I too thought Position of the Fortnight or whatever it was, was just how people had sex.

Did position of the fortnight also come with a "difficulty" rating and a "satisfaction" rating, or did I imagine that

Born in 1976 and I was a More reader

Tried the wheelbarrow once and slipped and grazed my chin.

I remember the wheelbarrow too. The irony is that all those adventurous positions are usually actually pretty rubbish for all involved and I would also add most magazines were read by readers generally a few years under target group - eg just 17 was read by me aged 12/13 - so I don't think many of the readers (hopefully) really needed this info!!
Also remember the just 17 problem page had very detailed answers to questions like how to give a blow job that I read at a far too young age.
I definitely got a lot more sex education from these mags than I ever did at school

This may be outing but the thread has brought back memories.....When I was in Sixth Form (so 2009-2011), I ripped out the position of the fortnight page from More magazine each week and put them into a folder and made my very own Karma Sutra I suppose! All the girls at sixth form loved More and I would be the one who bought it and passed it round. I think I still have the folder of all the positions somewhere and even decorated the front with the word 'Sex' all over it cutting out the letters from the magazine and sticking them on the front of the folder.....hilarious....ill see if i can dig it out later and post a photo of it

Scarred. Not scared. Although maybe that too!

Oh god I can still picture the wheelbarrow position illustration. It's clearly scared an entire generation!

Pretty sure that was She magazine which was quite frank about sex. I read it avidly (as I did all magazines then!)

I can't remember which magazine it was, but in the late 70s/early 80s, there was one with a column by Dr David Delvin which went through several sexual "....of the Week" incarnations. I remember when 'function' morphed into 'dysfunction' and I'm pretty sure there was 'position' as well

Shows how often magazines recycle ideas!!

back when Geri Halliwell was to be known as 'Sexy Spice'

I remember her being known as Sexy Spice too. No one else ever does. There was even an MTV special that referred to her as Sexy Spice. It was different times but I guess that was a step too far even back then.

NewWoman makes more sense.

I'm pretty sure they wouldn't have had penises in a teenage magazine. I seem to remember that Bliss (think it was Bliss) once gave away a free condom with every copy and it came under fire for that.

Well I don't know about you SEXUALLY REPRESSED lot but I have sex in the wheelbarrow position three times a day. If we do it in the garden I can trim the edges with my teeth at the same time.

Maybe on eurotrash? 😂

Yep exactly- as soon as they launched she was Ginger Spice, literally no one used the 'Sexy Spice' moniker. But this was in a paid for promotional piece, introducing them and their nicknames

Very hilarious when you're 14!

"rings a bell"

"in the same vein"

😂😂😂

No, I'd definitely remember that! There was position of the fortnight. Very

My (really very nice but socially incompetent) father used to write his own responses to the agony aunt questions, he'd write them in block cap, red biro.

Mortifying.

I remember either me or my sister left a more mag in the bathroom once, must have been reading it in the bath. Mum found it and was absolutely disgusted! Neither of us owned up to buying it, blamed a friend I think for giving it to my sister 😂

Definitely do not recall willy of the week....thankfully. I do recall wanker of the week on the Girly Show though

I remember willy of the week but I'm not sure of the context

Ahhhh yes. Brian Tilsley 😂

It sounds like you might have got your magazines mixed up

1982 here and was definitely reading More magazine at age 15

… people born in those years would be teens around the millennium. I was born in the mid millennials and I was a teen around the millennium. “Teen” was probably the wrong word, I meant more generally “coming of age” or growing up. Like, if I reminisce, it’s usually of the period around the millennium. Which is why I’m a millennial.

I would hope not!

But you're incorrect about the dates. Millennials defined as those born between 1981 and 1996.
Gen Z both between 1997 and 2012.