Both of these patterns of Trump's — treating women like sex objects, and then blaming them when they are treated like sex objects against their will — go hand in hand.
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They were sex objects or troublesome romantic partners, but not me.
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These people -- ISIS -- see women as sex objects, as sub-human.
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It was a lot of displays of random sex objects throughout time.
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There are female characters but most of them are primarily sex objects.
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Pink's issue, then, was the insidious perpetuation of women as sex objects.
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Whenever Donald Trump is talking about women as sex objects, he is losing.
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"And it's honestly because I didn't treat them just like sex objects," he added.
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First, in her minimalist outfit, she promotes an understanding of women as sex objects.
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And he dehumanizes young girls by reducing them to body parts and future sex objects.
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Opponents say sexbots could promote the idea that humans, too, are sex objects available for objectification.
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So much of live-action porn is characterized by the dehumanization of women into sex objects.
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The stereotyping of Asian women as submissive and exotic sex objects persists in American cultural works.
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If the male gaze reduces women to static sex objects, the female gaze turns them into protagonists.
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IN JAPAN it is hard to avoid the disturbing spectacle of young girls being treated as sex objects.
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" The problematic quote has been cited by activists as a way to treat "Asian women [as] sex objects.
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It's not unusual for sports teams to keep scouting reports — assuming they're scouting athletes and not sex objects.
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It's simple: hiring women as sex objects to sell products or promote your brand is alienating and unprofessional.
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I get that it's disconcerting to watch your smart, multidimensional friend turn herself into a selfie sex objects.
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It's 2016, but some Americans still see flight attendants as sex objects, not paid professionals in need of respect.
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In public and private, he's made clear that women matter to him not as people but as sex objects.
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But not if they relegate women like Smith to hapless victims or sex objects, like so many other games.
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Though Michael maneuvers the camera like a voyeur, he's appreciating their glamour and grace, not treating them like sex objects.
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Women, on the other hand, tend to be depicted as sex objects both in games themselves and at industry events.
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And if we break from our accepted role as sex objects in our patriarchal society, we get shamed for it.
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Tenured professors Todd Heatherton, William Kelley, and Paul Whalen treated women as sex objects, the lawsuit from seven women claims.
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When men see women as sex objects first and colleagues second, their actual talents, skills and smarts are easily overlooked.
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Both Dolores and Daenerys were used as sex objects by men who valued them only for their beauty and naiveté.
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Women rebels say they are not victims or sex objects and were not discriminated against because of their gender or race.
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Also, his book on family values, which advises men not to treat women as sex objects, is flying off the shelves.
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" And I said, "Look, I'm 150 years old, but my generation, we didn't want to be looked at as sex objects.
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The cast are not fighting their way across the stage as martial-arts supremos, nor do they feature as exotic sex objects.
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People are no longer willing to tolerate the culture that makes it possible to see girls and women simply as sex objects.
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It's about a minority of men who choose to treat women alternately as walking sex objects or bothersome and potentially devious nags.
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I think beautifully-crafted sex objects can change your behavior—make you more sexually confident in the same way that lingerie might.
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It's wrong to treat men like sex objects," Bell says before Kunis adds, "Yeah, no matter how smoking H-O-T they are.
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Which means this is a scene involving teenagers having sex, but it's not written or shot with Cassidy or Sean as sex objects.
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"Worse, it betrays a positively medieval attitude toward all women as sex objects who cannot be believed or taken seriously," the board continued.
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Then in school, girls had different classes and play areas, which really fucked up our social skills by pigeonholing women as sex objects.
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But cheerleaders responded, helping to expose a hostile work culture in which they said they were treated as sex objects for male fans.
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The emails suggest that it was intended to be a clearly satirical attempt to highlight Mr. Trump's perceived treatment of women as sex objects.
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In the midst of all the female sex objects, she does charity work, loves Shakespeare, and appears to be the most popular girl on campus.
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Some men take this as permission to process and react to these women not as people, but as fantasy sex objects without personal sexual boundaries.
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We need to raise our children to regard with horror those images, games, advertisements and entertainments that reduce women to nothing but sex objects or idiots.
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There were a lot of women's libbers who protested in the lobby of Cosmo and raised concerns about how she treated all women as sex objects.
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The book, "Old School," is billed as a defense of traditional values, and includes advice on how men should treat women respectfully, not as sex objects.
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It's an old-school sexism: Women are mean and harpy if they are wives or girlfriends; they're sex objects if neighbors, and described in textbook cliché.
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It was the first show where men saw themselves being talked about as sex objects, as well as a show that made them face their toxic behavior.
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While the latest version includes the obligatory gun battles, explosions and flashy costumes, the trailer sets itself apart by depicting its female characters as nobody's sex objects.
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With bikini photos and "hottie alerts," N.F.L. teams use social media to aggressively market their cheerleaders as sex objects — but restrict cheerleaders' own use of social media.
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Long before many of the sexual assault allegations emerged, Trump made clear, in public and private, that women matter to him not as people but as sex objects.
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I think any porn that focuses on men as the sex objects over women is more favorable for me, and it doesn't make me feel bad or uncomfortable.
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"While we might've been romantic or love objects, we weren't sex objects in the same way The Beatles or the Stones were," 73-year-old Michael Nesmith said.
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Film producer Ross Putman has read thousands of scripts during his career, and he's noticed a disturbing pattern: Screenwriters keep introducing their leading female characters as sex objects.
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If sued for hiring only female cheerleaders, a team owner would therefore have to defend the exclusion of men on grounds that cheerleaders are there primarily as sex objects.
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As the magazine took off, it was attacked from the right because of the nudity and from the left by feminists who said it reduced women to sex objects.
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Like much of Lucas' work, it asks the viewer to question what they are looking at, and challenges preconceived notions of what constitutes sex objects and what constitute art.
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Do we really want a role model for our girls who promotes the misogynistic view that women are strong because they are sex objects and because they are violent?
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Some men on campus acknowledged a wider problem — "the treatment of women as sex objects first," as Harry Licence, 20, a second-year media and communications student, put it.
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Just because she's a woman, Bee shouldn't get a pass on using a term that has long been used to demean and insult women, characterizing us as stupid sex objects.
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Picture the grossest, dumbest, most macho and/or incestuous frat house; then picture their female sex objects scattered around, fretting and coping and trying to keep their heads above water.
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Was it right for a protest against killings and sexual abuse to take place during a pageant where, according to many feminists, women were being paraded around as sex objects?
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Casual sexism is nothing new to cricket, after West Indies batsman Chris Gayle made louche suggestions to female reporters and appeared to treat them as sex objects in incidents in 2016.
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In a conversation with a cackling Billy Bush, cousin of George W. Bush and then co-host of Access Hollywood, he elaborated on his view of women as subhuman sex objects.
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Yet another theory, he says, is that young girls are aware that they are perceived as sex objects, making them more self-conscious about their bodies and gender identity than boys are.
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What happened to Dutta was routine in the Indian film industry, where women are often treated as little more than sex objects and find themselves sidelined if they complain about their treatment.
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My focus is to educate people on the rich diversity of the African diaspora around world by countering this negative image of us being the face of poverty, criminals and sex objects.
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Mr. Trump, then newly married to Ms. Trump, crassly boasted about groping women's genitals, vulgarly commented on their bodies and generally described women as sex objects who could not resist his advances.
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Looking closely at Betony's sex objects made me realize that sex can be really sacred, and using objects like hers can really open up that ritualistic character and heighten the whole experience.
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Sure enough, anxiety-ridden misogyny is quick to counterattack, and resorts to the usual tactics, namely, to try to disempower women by turning them into sex objects, and cyclists and typists into whores.
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The drive for redefining attitudes toward women in the sports entertainment industry has come in the wake of many years where they were treated more as sex objects through the "WWE Divas" era.
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His reputation, through his decades of public misogyny, is of someone who targets women, who harasses them, and who treats them unfailingly as sex objects, even when they're children or his own daughter.
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Instead, women are so banished to the edges of the theater, the only time we're allowed to see them around the Globe is when they're acting as sex objects who are very likely sex workers.
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"The tape cuts to the core of who Donald Trump is: someone who judges women based on their appearance and views them as little more than sex objects," wrote Marcy Stech, vice president of communications.
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Or, if there are any women, they will be reduced to sex objects and, as is the case in a lot of prestige TV, sex workers for our masculine heroes to use and quickly discard.
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The sex objects aren't exactly bargains—one of her more affordable rings would set you back about 350 euros while a larger piece could be around 6,000 euro—but they're also not merely sex toys.
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" Others used it as a teachable moment, and pointed out that making jokes using slogans like that have historically been associated with the stereotype that Asians can't speak English and that Asian women are "sex objects.
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One of the underlying truths of the wave of #MeToo stories is that when human beings are reduced to sex objects—whether they're directly preyed upon or merely undermined—it doesn't just cause them personal trauma.
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The legislative branch will remain chockablock with old, white Republican men who regard women chiefly as sex objects and unpaid housekeepers, and we'll show them how staunchly Democrats oppose their misogynistic attitudes by handing them more power.
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Hence the Playboy Playmate, which Mr. Hefner modeled after Esquire's Vargas Girls, popular among servicemen during World War II. Women in the magazine, he said, were intended more as the girl next door than as sex objects.
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The star allegedly seduced a number of young women with the promise of helping them kickstart a music career, only to "groom" them into being his personal sex objects for whom he allegedly controlled every aspect of their lives.
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It similarly reduced women to sex objects rather than human beings, and ignored their desires and consent in such a way that even the man who spearheaded the movement, The Game author Neil Strauss, has backtracked on his claims.
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"Latinas are still, unfortunately—or fortunately for some— just looked at as sex objects, as people that maybe are just there to show their curves, to make people laugh by their mispronunciations of names or words," she tells Chica.
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Beyond the horror of Trump's boasts about sexual assault in the Access Hollywood tape lies a simple fact about his character: He sees women only as sex objects, their value determined solely by his level of attraction to them.
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"There's cultural value in any image that allows people to envision women in nontraditional roles, and there's always legitimate concern when the only 'valid' women in those roles are portrayed as sex objects," Cross told me in an email.
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And seeing trans characters portrayed as worthy objects of affection and desire, without disparaging them as sex objects, is still a fairly radical notion—one that must permeate all levels of the American film, television, and media production industry.
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It comes down to society's relentless habit of viewing women as sex objects, and our tendency to blame them for being too loud, too revealing, or, in other words, "asking for it," while not subjecting men to the same scrutiny.
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While all these characters were objects of desire and viable romantic interests, they weren't exactly presented as sex objects: Han is the cool guy; Henry the boss; Josh Chan and Dong are the sweeties; and Jason Mendoza the lovable dummy.
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In Trump's world, men are allowed to be fat and ugly—orange hair, say, and stubby fingers—as long as they're powerful, and they're allowed to treat women as sex objects, brag about sexual assault, and even commit sexual assault.
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Rolling Stone's Marisa R. Moss did a deep dive investigation and uncovered appalling stories about the industry's history of treating women artists as sex objects to be used as they please in exchange for a few spins on the air.
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Their storytelling techniques were being dissected and debated by all the discerning ears of hip-hop, proving once again that women emcees are not sex objects, gold diggers, or passive ride-or-dies— they're lyrical forces to be reckoned with.
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The star was reported to have seduced a slew of young women with the promise of helping them kickstart a music career, only to "groom" them into being his personal sex objects for whom he allegedly controlled every aspect of their lives.
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Most female characters were generic fighters without personalities, like the street fighters found in Mortal Kombat; barely disguised sex objects, like the scantily clad women of Grand Theft Auto; or damsels in distress that needed a plumber named Mario to save them.
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The star was reported to have seduced a number of young women with the promise of helping them kickstart a music career, only to "groom" them into being his personal sex objects for whom he allegedly controlled every aspect of their lives.
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According to those reports, the star allegedly seduced a number of young women with the promise of helping them kickstart a music career, only to "groom" them into being his personal sex objects for whom he allegedly controlled every aspect of their lives.
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Their treatment has come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks since two former N.F.L. cheerleaders filed discrimination complaints and described a hostile work environment in which they were often dangled as sex objects for the titillation of male fans away from the games.
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It's hard to overstate how awesome this is: In a world that treats teen girls like vaguely irritating sex objects, teen girls themselves have carved out spaces for their own self-expression, where what they like isn't derided or mocked, but celebrated and embraced.
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To her left was Samantha Holvey, a former Miss USA contestant who recalled Trump inspecting each of the girls like sex objects before the 2006 pageant, and rounding out the trio was Rachel Crooks, who accused Trump of kissing her without her consent in 2005.
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It is subtly subversive, suggestive, and funny all at once: The melons tucked into two holes in the mattress resemble breasts, the configuration of the cucumber and oranges looks like a penis, the vegetables have been arranged in a way that resemble sex objects.
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If writers, producers, directors and actresses produce only work in which women spend the vast majority of their time focused on attracting men, what chance do girls have of growing up to be treated like, or think of themselves as, anything other than sex objects?
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Treating women as sex objects is a behavior that's been ingrained into society, and though we've gotten better at spotting and calling out blatant transgressions and examples of it, society has a long way to go toward empowering women and treating them with respect.
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"We're on a planet of teenage girls, and they're the only people there, and they're not there as daughters or girlfriends or sex objects or manic pixie dream girls," Ms. DeLappe said on a recent afternoon, over a summery Caprese salad in a Greenwich Village restaurant.
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The post exemplified the peculiar nature of the jobs of N.F.L. cheerleaders: their social media activities are severely restricted — they often cannot disclose their affiliations with the teams, and they cannot associate with players in any capacity online — but the teams themselves aggressively market the women as sex objects.
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Lyrics like this are reflective of a sexist society; they help to preserve a patriarchal power structure, maintain the status quo of women as disposable sex objects, and it's very likely that they're insidiously affecting men's attitudes towards women, both in the context of metal and outside of it.
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If not to acknowledge the gargantuan problems inherently bound up in these depictions of female sex objects, then one, at the very least, might say something more interesting than the exhibition "contextualizes the painter's distinctive interpretation," as if we have not heard and seen that enough times already.
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The Met likely considered making a special women-centered exhibition on the groupies of rock and roll outside the back door of Play It Loud, to celebrate the important contribution of women as sex objects and muses, but decided, in the end, it might pull focus from where it should remain: on men.
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The menu includes shocking and captivating outsider artists, an often-hilarious compendium of diverse animal sex maneuvers, Bompas and Parr's bouncy castle filled with boobs, vintage porn from the illustrated pamphlet to Deep Throat, and an archive of interesting sex objects, the crown jewel of which is William Thomas Porter and Andrew H. Shirley's pedal-operated dildo machine, Fuck Bike #001.
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Yes, Gauguin daringly (or ignorantly) paints zesty young Tahitian girls from the viewpoint of his construction of the pre-modern "primitive other" — and there are legitimate claims that he portrayed them as acquiescent sex-objects — but, as we see with 21924's "Parahi te Marae (La où réside le temple)" (The Sacred Mountain), his artistic passions also obeyed other, more mysterious desires.
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The suit also accuses the New Hampshire institution of failing to create an environment free from gender-based discrimination, in violation of Title IX. Tenured professors Todd Heatherton, William Kelley, and Paul Whalen are accused of turning the school's Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences into a "21st Century Animal House," treating women as sex objects, groping and also coercing them into drinking, according to the complaint.
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But my own discomfort with these scenes, with watching black people being degraded, called the n-word, and treated like sex objects, rendered me unable to really engage with Slave Play's complex ideas in the moment — instead, I questioned whether the role-playing itself was a worthwhile way to inform the characters, and the audience, on how to fully participate in the conversations it depicts.
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It's a story that begins with her childhood growing up in cult that would be plagued by stories of child molestation, and continues into her career as an actress continually cast as sex objects; the 20163 car crash and subsequent plastic surgery that made her a target of public mockery; and her decision to turn her back on the norms of Hollywood and call on women to unite to upend them.
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And yet last week, 360 rich and powerful men in Britain were happy to pay £2,000 a head (about $2,800) to attend an evening fund-raiser hosted by the Presidents Club Charitable Trust, during which their female peers and partners were excluded, and the only women in the room were there as miniskirted sex objects whose explicit duty was to serve — and stroke the egos of — the men.
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The nine women, all current or former Dartmouth students, filed suit in November 2018 seeking $70 million in damages from the school for violating Title IX. Three former professors -- Todd Heatherton, William Kelley and Paul Whalen -- were referenced in the lawsuit and accused of turning the school's Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences into a "21st Century Animal House," treating women as sex objects, groping and also coercing them into drinking.
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