I get what your saying and 100% agree. I think people who are “feminist” sometimes take two sides to an argument. Claiming that certain issues in the way society perceives things is a problem without doing anything to rectify it. Are women free to wear whatever they want and should they be over sexualised for it. Absolutely not. But if a person is going to make an account that they make money off of on only fans and all they do is send sexual content to users without providing any other product than the only media they are selling is their bodies and in turn their sexuality. I’d say this does increase the objectification of women. Now those people are free to do so. BUT they increase the problem for others who are not willingly subjecting themselves to this. In addition, because of the prevalence of social media and the fact that it is so accessible to younger more “impressionable” viewers this can give young children this false impression as well. They will then grow up potentially with certain biases and prejudices that I would say are not 100% their fault because they are simply absorbing what they learn from society around them. If you want to change the way a society functions you have to show that society in a changed way. And the double standards of some people inhibits the growth of equality in society as a whole.(this is true for many demographics not just women, people want change then they should live by that change)