As a guy who years ago entertained at a few private hen parties, I must disagree with your comment regarding objectifying women. The women who posed for sources like Maxim and Playboy did so on their own accord, same is true for male models. That's called exercising free will and making a choice, and it will be my assumption you are for individuals being free to make their own choices in life. The female models who pose for erotic shoots would disagree with your objectification remark, as most of them would say being a model is just a job and that particular job could give one a feeling of empowerment, knowing they will receive an adoring audience. I had entertained at six private hen parties when I was in my twenties, and with the exception of one (in the buff), I wore only a bikini swimsuit and flip flops, which got quite a few looks. Don't for one moment think I felt objectified, that was my job as an entertainer and besides it was my free will that brought me to that point, I could have walked away at anytime if I so chose. Those experiences were most gratifying, and in doing so I got to learn alot about women (most of the women were considerably older than myself), and more importantly I embraced atheism shortly after as quite a few of the women I entertained were atheists. Being a model that of which might include wearing little to no clothing is just a job, and also a choice at that.