[ SECRET POST #3358 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3358 ⌋

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Re: Objectification question

[(Anonymous)]

As predicted I don't really have the energy but in brief what I'm saying is that encountering others as human beings and paying attention in that way takes active energy on some level, and it's also a habit of mind that you have to practice. And society drains us of energy and alienates us and the easy way out is to just not bother remembering common humanity and just going the easy way out and only focusing on your immediate desires. And I think socialization encourages this in multiple ways, especially for men: popular culture encourages objectification through its depictions of people and the models it provides, and society also fails to train men in that particular kind of attention and expose them to those necessary points of view.