" an experience of objectification can lead to the formation of unnatural desire in the subconscious to meet the psychological challenge presented "

- philosophy of the body

Subjectify

Representing Humanity

Subjectify - leading the abolition of
physical and psychological abuse

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Would you like to end the misrepresentation of citizens in your country? (Does objectification constitute obscenity?)
Personal Details
First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Place of Birth
Year of Birth
Favourite Colour
Objectification Details
Type	Public misrepresentation only All misrepresentation objectification does not constitute obscenity

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Report Vilification Form

Please report any vilification based upon a belief (attacking the holder of the belief rather than the belief itself)
Organisation Details
Name of organisation/person responsible for vilification
Target Details
Name of organisation/person vilified
Vilification Details
Belief(s) claimed to be held by the target which were being used (implicitly or explicitly) to justify the vilification
One or more basis for holding these belief(s)
One or more basis for rejecting these belief(s)
Do you accept or reject these belief(s)? (answer not important)	Accept belief(s) themselves Reject belief(s) themselves
Where the vilification occurs/occurred (specific place not required)
When the vilification occurs/occurred (specific date not required)
Type	Public vilification Private vilification

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" increases the attractiveness of stimulants which overrule the inherent attraction of objectification (music emulative of the opposite sex - sensual music, drugs including tea, coffee and tobacco), depressants which negate the effect of objectification allowing for realistic thought processes to persevere (drugs including alcohol, music emulative of the same sex), and things which draw our attention to them in general (addictive drugs in which addiction may be satisfied for relaxation purposes, loud/repetitive music) "

- philosophy of the body

Restoring Sanity

Perversion No Mercy