One last thing.
If your goal in creating this is to provoke a reaction from left wing idealists, I say bravo, sir. I consider your posts, (largely thanks to your creation, but in no small part thanks to your authorial voice) to have artistic merit in and of themselves. You've managed to offend people on a horror site, where members are spending hundreds of dollars on action figures that celebrate, if not glorify the brutalization of promiscuous women. There's a disconnect within our culture, where hyper-sensitive moralists on both sides of the ideological spectrum have completely lost their sense of humor... Kind of like the slashers depicted in these movies! One might call it the Voorheesification of the progressive left.
Hey, maybe instead of trolling, your work can start a conversation! Isn't that the primary objective of "high art"? I think so.
Let's talk about "objectification". What does that mean, exactly? "To treat people like an object". It's a simile, which is an abstract rhetorical device. In this case, it's the product of Kantian notions that there's a "categorical imperative". Kant claims,
"Sexual love makes of the loved person an Object of appetite; as soon as that appetite has been stilled, the person is cast aside as one casts away a lemon which has been sucked dry. … as soon as a person becomes an Object of appetite for another, all motives of moral relationship cease to function, because as an Object of appetite for another a person becomes a thing and can be treated and used as such by every one” (Kant Lectures on Ethics, 163).
Read more about it, here:
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/feminism-objectification/
This is an irrational, moralistic view of sexuality. There is no evidence to suggest that people have an obligation to refrain from loveless sex. Casual sex is fine, as is casual fantasizing. It's this sort of thinking that leads to "**** shaming" and the promotion of conservative views regarding sex as being sacred. It's backwards conservativism. Furthermore, to presume that all individuals, particularly women crave sex that involves love, is a patronizing view that denies women their agency as individuals. Sex doesn't have to involve meaning, or be "intimate". There's nothing wrong with celebrating sex, or a particular body type, or masturbation.
People on the left use the term "objectification" without even realizing what it is that they're arguing. It reminds me of the Christian fundamentalism I grew up around as a kid, where right wing Christians (and Kant, for that matter) believed that sex shouldn't take place outside of marriage. It's nonsense.
See! There is artistic merit to what you've created, in starting a dialogue. "Trolls" only exist in a world where people are so afraid of ideas, that they're unwilling to falsify them for the sake of learning anything. Hopefully, you'll respond to this with something crass and borderline unintelligible, like "I love dialogue... on my face!" Again... Bravo.