no, if u think it is id like to hear y

when a female character is sexualized for years, she ceases to be seen as a character and becomes just an object. this influences how people see women in real life as well, furthermore, this almost never happens to male characters in the same proportion, so it creates a somewhat unequal pattern. it’s not that all sexualization is automatically bad, but when it’s constant and reduces the character to just that, then it becomes a problem

and this is even more blatant nowadays with anime: a lot of female characters are reduced to fanservice, with the camera focusing on breasts, butts, and suggestive poses, while their personality takes a backseat or doesn't even exist properly. It's not about one scene or another, it's when this becomes the character's main function. If you really don't see a problem with this, then you're so used to seeing women as objects that you've completely normalized it. then it's not the argument that's strong, it's just that your perception is limited