It made me squirm more than the constant sexism throughout the Bond film genre. Which makes me wonder why I like a Bond film at all anyway. I think I like the films because I have a fascination with their sexism and blatant misogyny, negative aspects that are balanced well with choreographed, amusing explosions, car chases, and shoot-outs. I genuinely laugh to see Kissy Suzuki climbing a volcano and running through a shoot-out in a bikini herself. It's so absurd.
Bond films mock themselves.
Each one tries to be ruder and sexier than the last. And the one is properly emasculated for it when he buys the farm in that final scene, too.