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It is quite distressing to see a young woman define herself just based on her sexuality and attractiveness. The girl in issue seems to believe that her sensuality as a "sexy girl," her diminutive body, breasts a size D cup, and her value are exactly correlated. She stresses her Asian heritage and weight range of 51–55 kg as identifying traits, although she also notes her weight and race as defining traits when she does this. She also advertises herself as an escort who provides services to adults, which is another element driving the objectification of her.

Seeing a woman minimize herself to nothing more than her physical traits and sexual appeal is depressing since it seems as though she has nothing to give the world. Remember that a person's value will be judged by their character, knowledge, talents, and services to society rather than only by their physical appearance or capacity to satisfy sexual cravings. This is something one should always stay in mind.

Apart from the outward expectations set by society, women should be given the chance to value their uniqueness and the value they offer to the planet. One cannot stress the need of women giving their own well-being, self-respect, and personal growth top priority. Women should give more importance on their personal well-being than on validation derived from other sources like desirability or physical looks.

This young woman raises questions about her apparent acceptance of negative society norms linking her value with her sexuality and physical looks. These standards link a woman's value to her sexuality and looks to Women should especially confront these negative beliefs and rethink their sense of self-worth in line with their intrinsic value as human beings. This ought to be done right from start.

In essence, women should be free from the limitations of traditional expectations and learn to love and accept themselves for who they really are. Women should be valued for their knowledge, compassion, and strength in addition to the unique traits they naturally possess as people; they should not be reduced to just sexual objects or physical entities. It is time to enable women to love and accept themselves for who they are, instead of what society dictates they should be. For who they are, they rightfully deserve love and respect.