She Hulk Twerking scene and modern feminism

I found that whole they/it-hulk scene disgusting/revolting.  🤮

“STOP OBJECTIFYING ME!!!!!!!”

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“WHY IS NO ONE ONE OBJECTIFYING ME!!!!!!!”

I think the catch is to not see female characters as objects of sex only, like their only role is to be there to look good. That doesn’t mean they should always dress up covering until their ankles. We can use a male counterpart like Thor, he is shirtless often and people comment on his looks so he is in a sense ”objectified”, if you will. But it’s not the whole gimmick of character.

But I do agree the scene was a bit cringe but it is what it is.

But in this arena lets not overlook the cognitive dissonance of complaining about objectification and also calling stripping and prostitution empowering.  And that is the level of crazy this show is.

well the thing is if someone has the looks and capabilities to make money through onlyfans or stripping then go ahead and pop off if that’s your choice. The conversation about objectifying is usually when a man wants to hire someone who is good looking and has big titties for fan service to a male audience, thus creating a false image of women.

I hear a lot of these ”ohh first feminists want not to be sexualized but then they support free the nipple and dressing like sluts, that’s so contradicting” when the point is to let the woman as an individual to have the choice to be a stripper if they want, but don’t sexualize or objectify them just by their looks.

I mean you literally just said ” let the woman as an individual to have the choice to be a stripper if they want, but don’t sexualize or objectify them just by their looks”.

You do realize that statement is crazy right since that is the reason for the existence of a stripper?

I was a bit unclear, in ”don’t sexualize or objectify them by their looks” I didn’t mean strippers, I meant good looking women with huge milkers.

That argument is all over the place because it exhibits the exact same Schizophrenia that lead me to create the post.  Yes is it absolute hypocrisy to say objectification is bad but it’s cool when I can make bank off it.

I don’t think it is. The point is don’t objectify or make conclusions based on looks, like thinking they are sluts or strippers because they dress certain way or do their makeup certain way.
Another example of the same thought experiment is if a tall black guy who is a basketball players claims ”I don’t like when everyone assumes tall black people are basketball players”, when he himself is one. It’s about the right to make the choice and not get labeled or objectified from the get-go.

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