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>It also underscored for me how women, especially women with certain bodies, can't escape being sexualized no matter what they do or wear. And how would you di
by everdrive 11mo ago
>It also underscored for me how women, especially women with certain bodies, can't escape being sexualized no matter what they do or wear.
And how would you distinguish "being sexualized" from "men finding a woman attractive" ?
- scotty79 11mo agoIt's the same thing. You use one phrasing or the other depending on whether you want to villify of what's happening or not.
- JohnBooty 11mo agoIt's an interesting question and is, more or less, what the linked article is about. I enjoyed the read. (While written by a woman, it comes down decisively on the side of "hey - you don't need anybody's permission to find things sexy")