Voyeurism is the need or the want for men to look at women. Many public advertisements display images of women in attempt to sell products such as comic books, beer, magazines, cigarettes, and even movies and television shows. The idea of voyeurism generally distorts the real image of women, because it emphasizes on the best aspects of women in particular. The only group of people who are alarmed at this are the religious fundamentalists and radical feminists who believe that it is harmful to women.
Objectification is when men view women as objects.
The critical physical aspects of the objectifier are the size, shape, and harmony of the body parts. Certain men enjoy viewing different parts of women based on obsessions, such as focusing on the breasts or legs. Men often find women to become boring, and look for certain varieties of women to satisfy their fascinations. The problem with objectification is that normal women with normal female aspects such as sagging breasts or stretch marks are not looked as highly upon as the centerfold women, and a man can become distracted from his partner from visualized images of a more ideal woman. Most men crave the need for the validation of their masculinity, and constantly worry about how they measure up to other men.