[Phi]

#8638

Can we stop it, are women at fault for it?

[Lizzie]

#8798

We can stop it by not promoting it. Talk about it, let other women and men know what damages this is creating…also don’t be part of it. Don’t buy magazines and don’t watch tv shows that promote it.

[Julianne]

#8910

By talking about it. Talk to your friends about it and if they don’t understand it, explain it to them. The world will never know it’s wrong unless we tell them it is.

[sofiabenitez2993]

#10670

As others have said, there isn’t anything wrong with finding a lady attractive. That’s not objectification, that’s evolution. The question is what you do with those feelings. If you respect the women you meet as individuals with their own hopes, desires, dreams, etc, then you are not objectifying them. If you look at them, find them beautiful, and then spend all your time thinking about how they could make you happier without thinking about what they want, that is objectification. The concept of “objectification of women” is an issue of respect, not of not having a sex drive. The idea comes from objectification meaning “treating a woman like an object” instead of “treating a woman like another human being whose feelings are just as important as yours.” We can stop objectifying women by informing and talking about it

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