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On Wed, 03 Dec 2003 19:51:34 GMT, "Reginald Guy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >"Rick & Chris Adams" wrote: >> .......Viewing someone as a "sex object" isn't >> a question of viewing them as a sexual being--there's nothing wrong >> with that at all. Instead it refers to the act of "objectifying" the >> person; e.g., seeing ONLY the sexual characteristics as important, >> rather than seeing the person AS a person. >> >> I have no objection at all to being seen as a sexual being. I >> do, however, have an objection to being seen as an "object." >> Don't you? > > > Yes, I do. You and I see that there is a difference between >"sexual being" and "sex object". "Sex object" denies the >personhood of the sexual being. Too many times, I believe, >nudists seem to feel that to view a person as a sexual being is >to think of them as sex objects - a way that some nudists slyly >denigrate and try to deny the sexuality in all of us. > > >~Reggie~ You have the 'object' thing right. Women are not 'objects'... They are *real people* put on earth for men's pleasure. <that's a joke folks> 'Objects' really can't think or move on their own... Like a blow up doll. Now those are *objects*. Playboy magazine prints 'objects'... Airbrushed, plastic, cold, contorted, pantomimes of sex. Now a real warm loving, sexual, female, is certainly worth dealing with on a little higher level, don't you think? Some of them even turn into mothers... Treat them with respect. All the talk about it in *this* newsgroup, where we should be above the 'nudity=sex' thing, is redundant claptrap. Just keep it in your pants... Well..., you know what I mean. :-) Floyd
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