I wouldn't have it in the house if I had young daughters.

My issue with contemporary Playboy is that it promotes false, cliched ideals of beauty. The women in the magazine are often sport bleached, burnt out hair, absurd looking breast implants, and faces packed with Botox and collagen. I know two women that have modeled for playboy, one was even a playmate. The reality is not as glamorous as you may think. I would not want any future daughter of mine to think this is something I admire; or that she should aspire to this, so the machine won't be in my house.