objectification, n.All

Objectification is paradoxical. It upsets women to be, or not to be, stared at hungrily.

Objectification is not all bad — it's better to be looked over than overlooked.

Objectification is better than its opposite — any normal girl would rather be looked over than overlooked.

Objectification is the idea that when humanist say we are treating humans like objects, we are in fact treating objects unfairly. . . Humanist are concerned only about humans. The rest is cold objectivity.

Objectification is better than nothing — it's better for a woman to be looked over than to be overlooked.

Objectification is the process through which subjects and objects are mutually constituted.

Objectification is when the gaze of a man seems to fasten coldly on the woman, as if it were measuring, weighing, evaluating, choosing her, as if, in other words, it were turning her into a thing.