I saw the cover of the 2015 edition of the Sports Illustrated 2015 swimsuit edition, and lets just say the model has her bathing suit panties pulled down really low. As a normal male, it is very eye appealing to me, but as I briefly looked at it, I found myself incredibly saddened.
I was saddened because this young lady was willing to expose this much of herself for public view; yes she made lots of money and gained fame from it, but at what price?
It saddens me that a national / international publication like Sports Illustrated is so willing to sexually objectify women in this manner; dehumanizing them, and thus send a message to their male readers that it is ok to view women as nothing more than sexual play toys.
It really breaks my heart that this magazine will give guys the idea that it is ok to treat women as objects of desire. How many women will be subject to crude statements, sexual innuendos, and in appropriate touching just because Sports Illustrated wants to sell magazines?
When will the entertainment industry wake up and realize that they are the number one industry of sexual objectification, and abuse of women.
And guys, when are we going to realize that buying into this kind of entertainment by purchasing these magazines is propagating the abuse of women? We have to stop contributing to the dehumanizing of human beings leading to abuse of said humans .
Ok end of my rant.
I was saddened because this young lady was willing to expose this much of herself for public view; yes she made lots of money and gained fame from it, but at what price?
It saddens me that a national / international publication like Sports Illustrated is so willing to sexually objectify women in this manner; dehumanizing them, and thus send a message to their male readers that it is ok to view women as nothing more than sexual play toys.
It really breaks my heart that this magazine will give guys the idea that it is ok to treat women as objects of desire. How many women will be subject to crude statements, sexual innuendos, and in appropriate touching just because Sports Illustrated wants to sell magazines?
When will the entertainment industry wake up and realize that they are the number one industry of sexual objectification, and abuse of women.
And guys, when are we going to realize that buying into this kind of entertainment by purchasing these magazines is propagating the abuse of women? We have to stop contributing to the dehumanizing of human beings leading to abuse of said humans .
Ok end of my rant.