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human
CMV: Women selling nudes and posing naked as models does not empower women but further sexualizes women with the guise of empowerment.

The title really says it. This is my first time posting so I don’t really have any interest in being called ignorant, I just want to be educated. In my experience, women are not okay with being sexualized and objectified and so they should be empowered to do what they want with their bodies and have sexual freedom to do so without being seen as sexual objects. However, selling themselves as sexual objects (although it should 100% be their right to do so) just further sexualizes them and even though it can be considered “empowering” to be proud to be naked and unashamed of one’s body, it is having an effect that is empowering in the long term but more harmful to women as a whole. 

I just want to reiterate that I am a huge advocate for equality across the spectrum of all races, sexes, and religions. I believe that there is a huge power and wealth differential that, until sorted out, will plague our world indefinitely. I want to help more effectively advocate for that change by doing things like asking these questions and getting better educated on subject matters by hearing everybody’s viewpoints. This is a viewpoint of mine that I’ve been told was wrong but I haven’t been truly convinced otherwise so I would love to hear more on it from all of you.
gpt
There's a difference between being sexualized by someone else and sexualizing yourself. One is empowering, the other is not.

Women/feminists are not complaining about all sexualization (well...some are but they're marginal), they're complaining about unwanted sexualization, sexualization that they are not in control over.