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Then again, one generation's sexual objectification is the next generation's awkward giggle.

If these guys weren't such awesome musicians I'd be LMFAO at the clothes... Lots of gay dudes and probably more than a few women found this stuff sexy back in the day.

NO! I was not one of them. lololol

Sure, Tryp. Do that in drag :P

What are you talking about?

Using society's preconceptions as a ladder to your success. You o wealthy and educated and likely good looking white male.

Do what you do every day to get the success you think you've earned with your charm and wit. But do it in drag and see if it still works out the same way for you.

I modeled in Australia for three years, and I can say that yes, a certain amount of objectification takes place. I was modeling swimwear and lingerie though, so I would expect there to be a certain amount of objectification within that industry and particularly within that segment of the industry.

Objectification is starting to extend to those who reside within the male persuasion as well. The objectification of women (and now, men) has never been an issue of concern to me (obviously - I wouldn't be making money off it if it was!). I'm not sure whether or not objectification could be considered to be a "problem" or not: I suppose it largely depends on how informed the audience is.

by AReallyHotActress

If we reject our role as sex objects we're accused of being ugly thirsty jealous hags who are unable rather than unwilling to fuck men for our success.

Especially the lesbians. If I had a dollar for every time I've been interrogated about my nonexistent Daddy Issues... rolls eyes

Yes, I've definitely seen a lot of this bullshit.

You've probably also heard the old,

"Why are you a lesbian? You could get a man if you wanted to!" (Because of course, that's all women are ever concerned about.)

What a bizarre response.

by MrOmegaPhi

Daddy said, Yeah, women have been a commodity for mankind since the dawn of civilization... nothing new here...

 

Clearly the Greeks were obsessed with the male body over the female body. If you ask me... or maybe it was equal...

 You're definitely right on that count. The Athenians viewed homosexuality amongst men as something to be strived toward.

Yep. This is why I prefer to pump my clit and forget about sex altogether for the other 28 days in every month. :P

If I'm left alone to forget, that is. It's rare that this happens, tho.

She has a point though. Unless you're Dame Edna, you won't be able to go out into your field of speciality tomorrow dressed in drag (not if you want to maintain your position, anyway).