You sometimes even see this in advertisements that are supposedly aimed at women, like most ads for underwear.

Really?

I also think it’s kind of interesting how the sea monkey’s legs are the only part of her that looks sexualized. They didn’t really make her look particularly like any adult human woman I’ve ever seen, particularly not the sort you’d usually see in an ad that’s trying to use sex. She’s got a flat, scaly chest and a round, rosy little belly, and her hair seems to be on upside-down. I guess her face is supposed to be sort of sexy/flirtatious, in a cartoony kind of way, because she’s winking and she has big, pink, exaggerated lips, but to me, the torso sort of throws it off because she’s shaped like a chubby child.

wtf??.

It’s a blantant example of objectification and dehumanization, which is pretty much the opposite of what you want to do in order to promote organ donation. It doesn’t make you see this woman as a human who may need help, who may have a family to take care of, children that need a mother and that’s why you should donate.. it’s almost equating organ donation to some kind of stealthy way to sexually assault someone.

That is some messed up.