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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I think it's just a roundabout way of saying "objectified", like seeing her only as her sexual qualities and not as a person, but that's still what they're looking for in the right image.
gpt
Also, hot take, but there's nothing wrong with objectifying people. It just depends on the situation.

Everyone objectifies people on a daily basis. The person delivering your food isn't a person to you; they're a food-delivery object. The barista making your coffee isn't a person to you; they're a coffee-making object. And so on.

For clarity, I'm not saying we should be rude to such people. Being polite, friendly, making small talk is still all encouraged. I just mean that no one stops to think of every such person as a full-fledged human with hopes and dreams and whatnot. To you, they are serving a purpose (bringing you your food, etc.). To them, you are serving a purpose (providing them a tip, etc.)

But for some reason, people draw the line when it comes to treating someone as a sex object, even in scenarios where that makes perfect sense. Sure, if you are friends with someone, and you make it very clear that the only part of them you give a shit about is their boobs, that's fucked up. That person *should* be a person to you, so treating them like a sex object sucks. But when you watch a movie, and a woman who was cast for her looks has a scene where she takes her clothes off...what is wrong about viewing her as a sex object? That's the function she is performing in that moment.

I think people need to chill out and stop being such prudes.