Quote by Christina Ricci

I think people are learning to actually aspire to be objectified.

I think people are learning to actually aspire to be objecti

Summary

This quote suggests a belief that society is evolving in a way where individuals strive to be viewed as objects or commodities. It implies that people are starting to desire the attention and validation that comes from being objectified, possibly indicating a shift in values or self-perception. The quote invites reflection on the potential influences and reasons behind such a change, raising questions about the impact of societal norms, media portrayal, and the increasing importance placed on appearance in contemporary culture.

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By Christina Ricci

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