lisa heather0

Seeing a lady trying to promote herself as an escort and limiting herself to her physical beauty and sexual attractiveness to attain this goal disturbs me. By so supporting negative preconceptions about women and so the commodity of the female body, this young woman, who describes herself as having a thin figure with appealing D breasts, is supporting the commodification of the female body.

Of considerable relevance is the knowledge that a woman's value is not determined by her beauty or ability to meet other people's requirements and preferences. If women want to feel successful or valued, they should not be pushed to fit to limiting conceptions of beauty and sexuality.

The young girl's portrayal of herself as absolutely gorgeous and her confidence that her adult services will provide her clients with an incredible experience cause one to be concerned. It makes one believe that her value as a person comes from her capability to satisfy other people's sexual needs instead of from her intelligence, knowledge, and other special ability. One mistook this.

This Asian escort is here, therefore supporting negative notions about Asian women, such the idea that they are exotic objects of interest and subordinate. Not only should one challenge these stereotypes but also acknowledge the range and complexity of the events and identities pertinent to Asian women.

In the end, the young woman's identification as a hired sexual object mirrors a society that, far too frequently regards women as nothing more than their external appearances and sexual appeal. Reversing these negative preconceptions and empowering women will assist them to recognize themselves on their own terms, based on their abilities, values, and aspirations. This will let women to self-embody and empower themselves. Women should be regarded and valued as complete people instead of merely objects for the entertainment of others.