History of Feminism
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(8,155 posts)Which then drives an ever increasing sexual desire to see the human body naked as some sort of satisfaction.
Not that, for instance, being naked with one's partner can't or shouldn't be satisfying. But such relations tend to involve an attachment that does not exist in the sexualization of total strangers. The body of a partner is melded together with their mind rather than separated. That, to me, is the exact opposite of objectification and it allows for the observance of physical beauty in the context of the greater human experience.
"My partner's body is beautiful because I love him/her" That's not something we hear very often. That the outward beauty of someone could involve a characteristic that cannot be syphoned off by anyone with eyes.