" objectification in the media involves the portrayal of an individual as someone other than themselves, where as performance/art involves the portrayal of a character (someone other than themselves) by an individual "

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" makes relationships with those of the same sex as the objectified more attractive (intersex friendship) for the purposes of maintaining a right mind "

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