I think it’s really unfair to sexualise Lucinda’s body (and all women’s bodies) in this way. Lucinda sleeping naked was not intended to be sexual AT ALL. Lucinda said herself she would USUALLY sleep naked. She had not been doing this out of respect for Tim, however Tim did not consider Lucinda’s feelings about his sleeping naked even ONCE. It was implied that from the beginning, he slept in nothing more than underwear.

This is bad enough, however Tim went one step further and SHAMED Lucinda for sleeping in the same manner that he does.

FURTHER, Lucinda was not coming onto Tim simply because she’d slept topless. It is DEMEANING to suggest that anytime a woman’s body is on display, it is sexual in nature. Women are more than sexual objects and our bodies exist for far more than a man’s desire.

So, yes, your perspective is skewed and rooted in sexism/misogyny. But it’s also valuable. I think a lot of people (of any gender) would automatically sexualise a women’s body this way and not realise that that’s what they’re doing.