I don't collect objects in the way a stamp collector collects stamps, or an art collector
collects paintings. I feel like these forms of collection or hobby collecting. I don't do hobby
collecting, but I do collect things that I like, and I think that by looking about what I have in
my home would be able to tell someone much about who I am. If you look through my book
case you'll learn that I an interested in design history, fiction, and military history. If you look in
my closet you'll see that I play lacrosse, and how I dress. I would consider myself a collector of
all thing's 'craig' and my house is a museum.
He writes about how the products we own have no sexual orientation, which made me
think about Toy Story and how those toys has sexual orientations. Then I thought about the
things I own and whether I view them as male or female and I found that I do to a small
extent. My lacrosse stick is a male, my shower loofa is female (I can't feel competitive playing
lacrosse with a female lacrosse stick, and I don't want a male loofa washing my back in the
shower, haha).
Women aren't the only sex that feel objectified, men just feel it less because we're
dumb and women are WAY more objectified. I have probably written three essays on feminine
objectification in advertising. Take the Axe Ads, if I by this product, I'll get these beautiful
women. I exercise often for several reasons, one of them is to feel good about how I look. It's
nice to feel confident about your appearance and I can say with some certainty that many of
those you find at gyms are doing it because they want to look good. I'll admit that I want to be
a little objectified sometimes. It's nice to know your being appreciated, even if it's vain.
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