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Chivalry Posted 15 years ago
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I don't understand the metaphor here

Someone who's been the center of the public attention a lot because something embarrassing she did says

"This is a disaster. It's like high school all over again. I'm like a psycho troll who's drawing myself attention from all those barbies with a cosmo subscription."

The last two words is the part that I don't understand, what exactly is it a metaphor for?

Is the speaker trying to convey that those gossiping girls around her who are paying attention to her have an enthusiam to know about everything?
  

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" The statement suggests that the writer has a poor regard for Cosmopolitan magazine and for its regular readers. The writer probably thiks theyy are superficial and excesively trendy and trivial-minded. For Cosmo details, look here.

— Clive

  • " The statement suggests that the writer has a poor regard for Cosmopolitan magazine and for its regular readers.
  • The writer probably thiks theyy are superficial and excesively trendy and trivial-minded.
  • For Cosmo details, look here.
  • org/wiki/Cosmopolitan_%28magazine%29 Clive
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Hi,

all those barbies with a cosmo subscription."

The statement suggests that the writer has a poor regard for Cosmopolitan magazine and for its regular readers.

The writer probably thiks theyy are superficial and excesively trendy and trivial-minded.

For Cosmo
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