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So then your question is "Why is objectification wrong?"

If I'm not putting words into your mouth, I think we can answer that one.

Admittedly, sometimes we as women look for objectification. We utilize our sexuality to attract men. It's in our nature, I agree. But your posts imply that women are merely object to be attained and controlled, and that I don't agree with based on the simple fact that we're human beings, often with great intelligence and talents, who are entitled to be looked upon as more than mere morsels of meat. We don't look at men that way, or maybe you think we should? For me, that's objectification. Taking one aspect of what makes a woman a woman and presenting it as the full picture.

I've never been called a weasle before, but you are entitled to your opinion. And the good thing about the free world is that everyone has the right to be heard, whether or not what they say is perceived as bullshit.

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